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The case of the missing hairs...

Ok, so I started losing hair 3 months post op. I was ok with that, as I had been forewarned plenty about that happening. It started to get very thin,so on suggestions from my hairdresser, we cut it. I have naturally curly hair. Immediately, I knew it was a mistake! It was so frizzy!!! It doesn't even curl anymore! And to top it off.., I've now developed alopecia of the eyebrows!! Doc is waiting on labwork to come in, but her suspicions are zinc deficiency? I do take a multi, calcium and 10,000mcg of biotin daily. Please vets, tell me it'll get better!! I can deal with thinning, frizzy hair but now no eyebrows??? I just woke up and they were gone?

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Hmm, never heard of that before. Hopefully it's just a side effect from the hormones. If not have them check your thyroid too. Do you already fill your brows in with a pencil or powder?

Edited to add: My hair loss lasted about 3 months. My new growth is still not the same length as my hair I didn't lose.

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Yes, I do fill them in as I have very light hair and barely there eyebrows to begin with. I am looking into microblading. It looks promising but somewhat expensive. I am hoping things will get back to normal as time passes, but if at my 1 yr surgiversary my eyebrows are still missing... I will have some even if tattooing is my only option!

I will mention my thyroid to her when I see her, thanks. And congrats on the new baby hairs!!

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