HAIR TRANSPLANT

MEDICAL MANAGEMANT OF HAIR TRANSPLANT

Procedures
Face
Breast
Body
Hair
Non Surgical

Indications

Hair transplant surgery is well-suited for individuals with permanent hair loss, commonly caused by androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness). It provides a lasting solution for those seeking to restore a natural and fuller head of hair.

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PROCEDURE

The procedure involves the extraction of hair follicles from the donor areas, usually the back or sides of the head. These follicles are then transplanted into the balding or thinning areas using techniques like FUT (follicular unit transplantation) or FUE (follicular unit extraction).

Contraindications may relate to insufficient donor hair availability, unstable health conditions, or unrealistic expectations. Your surgeon will evaluate your eligibility during the preoperative consultation.

Hair transplant surgery results in natural-looking hair growth and improved hair density in areas affected by hair loss. The transplanted hair is permanent and continues to grow naturally.

The procedure involves the extraction of hair follicles from the donor areas, usually the back or sides of the head. These follicles are then transplanted into the balding or thinning areas using techniques like FUT (follicular unit transplantation) or FUE (follicular unit extraction).

Complications

Potential complications may include scarring at the donor site, infection, or graft failure. Your surgeon will provide detailed information about these potential risks and offer guidance on post-operative care and expected outcomes.