Is it worth taking MSM and Biotin tablets after 3 months hair transplant?
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You should be able to get everything you need from food sources. Natural sources of MSM include broccoli, cauliflower, eggs, onions, and for Biotin there is some crossover (eggs, onions, cauliflower) as well as other sources like walnuts, goat/cow milk, etc. I think most supplements are a poor substitute for food sources, except for maybe taking a vitamin D supplement in the Winter months if you have trouble getting enough natural sunlight.
I liked MSM before my hair transplant, but after it, there are some problems.
The hair implanted in the frontal area is taken from the back, and is much stronger/healthy, and MSM makes it grow even stronger, so it will get very very thick, and grow very fast, and it will look unnatural compared to my old hair around the transplanted area...Oh, and, another bad thing: it makes implanted hair too "hard" and difficult to style.
The hair implanted in the frontal area is taken from the back, and is much stronger/healthy, and MSM makes it grow even stronger, so it will get very very thick, and grow very fast, and it will look unnatural compared to my old hair around the transplanted area...Oh, and, another bad thing: it makes implanted hair too "hard" and difficult to style.