What is a Hair Transplant?
is a surgical procedure that restores hair to areas of the scalp with thinning or baldness. It’s an effective and permanent solution for hair loss caused by genetics, aging, or other factors.continue to grow naturally in their new location.
FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation):
A strip of skin is removed from the donor area, and individual hair follicles are harvested. The follicles are then implanted in the recipient area. Leaves a linear scar but allows for a larger number of grafts in one session.
FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction):
Individual hair follicles are extracted directly from the donor area using tiny punches. Less invasive and results in minimal scarring, though it may take longer than FUT.
DHI (Direct Hair Implantation):
A specialized tool is used to extract and implant follicles simultaneously. Provides precise control over the angle and depth of hair placement.
Who is a Candidate for Hair Transplant?
Men and women experiencing pattern baldness or thinning hair. Individuals with stable hair loss (not actively shedding large amounts of hair). Those with sufficient donor hair density at the back or sides of the scalp. People in good health without conditions that could impair healing.
Procedure Overview
Procedure Overview Consultation: Assessment of hair loss pattern, scalp condition, and donor hair availability. Planning the hairline design and graft placement. Surgery: Performed under local anesthesia. The donor area is prepared, and hair follicles are extracted (via FUT, FUE, or DHI). The recipient area is prepped, and hair follicles are implanted. The procedure typically lasts 4–8 hours, depending on the number of grafts. Post-Procedure: Bandages or dressings may be applied. Mild swelling, redness, or tenderness is normal.
Recovery
First Few Days: Avoid touching or washing the transplanted area. Minor scabbing or crusting around the grafts is expected. 1–2 Weeks: Scabs fall off naturally, and the transplanted hair enters a resting phase. The donor area heals fully, with minimal visible signs of surgery. 3–6 Months: New hair begins to grow in the transplanted area. Continued improvement in density and appearance. 12–18 Months: Full results are visible, with thick, natural-looking hair.
Risks and Considerations
Common Side Effects: Swelling, redness, or temporary itching at the treatment site. Mild discomfort, easily managed with medication. Rare Risks: Infection, scarring, or unnatural hair growth patterns. Shock loss (temporary shedding of surrounding hair).
Hair Transplant
Hair transplant surgery involves removing hair follicles from areas of the scalp with dense hair growth (the donor area) and implanting them into areas with thinning or no hair (the recipient area). These transplanted hairs continue to grow naturally in their new location.
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