Hair Transplant
Hair transplant surgery involves moving scalp hair and hair follicles camera.gif from an area with a lot of hair to an area with thinning hair or baldness. This technique can produce a natural look on the forehead, and a natural, dense look on the top of the head. The follicles and hair are removed from one part of the head with either a tube-like instrument called a punch graft or with a scalpel. The hair strands are then transplanted into tiny holes or slits in bald areas of the scalp. In most cases, you will need several surgeries to achieve the coverage you want.
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What is a hair transplant?
A hair transplant is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of hair follicles from one part of the body (donor site) and transplanting them to an area with thinning or no hair (recipient site).
What are the different types of hair transplant techniques?
Common techniques include Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) and Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE). FUT involves removing a strip of scalp for donor hair, while FUE involves individual follicle extraction.
Who is an ideal candidate for a hair transplant?
Ideal candidates have stable hair loss, good overall health, and sufficient donor hair. A consultation with a hair transplant specialist helps determine individual candidacy.
Is a hair transplant a painful procedure?
Discomfort during a hair transplant is typically minimal. Local anesthesia is administered to numb the donor and recipient areas, ensuring a relatively pain-free experience during the surgery.
Are there visible scars after a hair transplant?
With FUT, a linear scar may be visible, but it can be concealed by surrounding hair. FUE leaves tiny, often nearly invisible, scars. Skilled surgeons aim for minimal scarring and natural-looking results.
When will I see the results of a hair transplant?
Hair growth post-transplant is gradual. Initial growth is seen within a few months, but full results may take 6 to 12 months as the transplanted follicles establish and grow.
