Chemotherapy-induced hair loss, affecting nearly all breast cancer patients, typically begins around 18 days into treatment. Regrowth usually starts within a few months post-therapy, though the new hair’s texture, thickness, or color may differ. While most patients experience substantial recovery, a small percentage may face long-term thinning, highlighting the importance of managing expectations and seeking supportive measures.Hair regrowth after chemotherapy: When does hair start growing back and what to expect
Chemotherapy-induced hair loss, affecting nearly all breast cancer patients, typically begins around 18 days into treatment. Regrowth usually starts within a few months post-therapy, though the new hair’s texture, thickness, or color may differ. While most patients experience substantial recovery, a small percentage may face long-term thinning, highlighting the importance of managing expectations and seeking supportive measures.