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How To Grow Hair On Bald Spot?

Hi, I have a dent in the back of my head, causing me to have a bald spot. I'm starting to think now it is because 7 years ago I fell on my head in gym class and damaged my scalp. What can I do to make my hair grown back, because I'm constantly getting my hair cut short. Thank you
Wed, 30 Apr 2014
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Hello,
Welcome to healthcare magic,
Hair loss over a scar is possible, but it will be restricted only over the scar and not around it. For such a hair loss the only solution will be hair transplantation.
What you could be having might be baldness or a condition called alopecia areata.
Kindly consult a dermatologist so that a diagnosis and initiation of treatment can be made.
Hope this helped,
Take care.
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How To Grow Hair On Bald Spot?

Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic, Hair loss over a scar is possible, but it will be restricted only over the scar and not around it. For such a hair loss the only solution will be hair transplantation. What you could be having might be baldness or a condition called alopecia areata. Kindly consult a dermatologist so that a diagnosis and initiation of treatment can be made. Hope this helped, Take care.