Yes, you can usually have a hair transplant after starting testosterone therapy. You don’t need to wait until your hormone levels are fully stable.
If you’re experiencing hair loss or noticing a drop in hair density, medications such as finasteride or dutasteride (5-alpha-reductase inhibitors) can help reduce the androgen-related shedding that sometimes occurs with testosterone therapy.
Many transgender patients can move forward with surgery before complete hormonal stability. That is, unless they are experiencing severe hair loss that requires medical management first.
Because every transition journey is different, your surgeon and your own healthcare provider or endocrinologist can guide you on the best timing and approach for your individual case.
Disclaimer: The information provided here is general and should not be taken as personal medical advice.