Introduction
Hair transplant is a treatment that restores hair to areas of your scalp where it has lost its root. It can be used to treat men and women who suffer from hair loss. There are many types of hair transplants, but the most common procedure is called follicular unit extraction (FUE). The surgeon will remove individual grafts from donor sites, which have been harvested from the scalp using a punch tool or microdissection technique. These grafts are then brought back to the patient’s head for placement in the appropriate area for regrowth.
Hair transplant could be a good choice if you’re:
If you have male pattern baldness, female pattern hair loss or thinning hair, then a hair transplant may be the best option for you. The procedure can improve your appearance and confidence by giving you back the hair that was lost due to aging or disease.
Hair transplantation has also been shown to increase density in areas where there is no existing donor tissue available such as:
● Forehead – This can be done with either follicular unit extraction (FUE) or strip harvesting technique (SHG). FUE involves removing individual hairs from donor sites that are placed on top of each other and transplanted into bald spots without disturbing surrounding scalp during surgery. SHG takes advantage of smaller diameter follicles within each head circumference which allows for greater precision in placement while still allowing some amount of natural movement due to maturation process over time – resulting in longer term results!
a man with male pattern baldness.
A man with male pattern baldness has a receding hairline, which is a thinning area on top of his head. He also has a bald spot on the top of his head.
In addition to these symptoms, men with male pattern baldness may also have thinning hair or hair loss around the sides and back of their heads.
a woman with hair loss.
Hair transplantation is a cosmetic procedure that has been proven to be effective in the treatment of female pattern baldness, alopecia areata and scarring alopecia.
The most common method for hair restoration is the strip method. This involves harvesting a strip of scalp tissue from one area and then re-implanting it into another area on your head.
The more strips you have in your scalp, the fuller it will look after surgery as there will be more hairs present on them too!
The options you have for a hair transplant will depend on:
The options you have for a hair transplant will depend on:
● How much hair you have. The more grafts required, the higher the cost and procedure.
● What type of transplant is best for your needs. This depends on whether you want to treat one area or multiple areas of thinning, as well as how large an area needs treatment (for example, if only one side of your head has been affected by male pattern baldness).
● What type(s) of donor material are available through tissue banks such as Stem Cell Technologies Inc., United States Institute for Regenerative Medicine (USIRM), or Regenesis Life Sciences Ltd., Canada; these companies specialize in supplying these tissues from people who have undergone recent bariatric surgery procedures like gastric bypasses or sleeve gastrectomies which allow them donate their excess weight via these surgeries so that it can be used instead by another person who has lost all their own body fat due to illness such as cancer treatments which require long-term use over years at times being unable to eat any food at all due just not wanting anything bad happening again after being sick so much already yet still needing some kind pf support system even though none exists yet!
how much hair you have left in the areas you want to treat
You will need enough hair to transplant.
If you have less than 1/3 of a donor’s head of transplanted hair, your doctor can use a strip or section of grafts to fill in the area where it’s needed, but this can only be done if there is an abundance of healthy donor tissue available. If not enough healthy donor tissue is available, then either:
● You may be able to use a strip or section of grafts as mentioned above; or
● Your doctor may recommend using smaller amounts of grafts in other areas (such as back and chest) where it won’t be noticeable anyway.
how much money you have available
The cost of a hair transplant depends on the size of the area of hair loss, as well as the number of grafts needed. The larger your area is and/or more grafts you require, the more expensive this procedure will be.
The cost for one session ranges from $4,000-$6,000 depending on where it’s done at; however if you’re looking at multiple sessions over time with different surgeons then this can add up quickly!
Hair transplant improves your look and boosts your confidence.
Hair transplant is a permanent solution to hair loss and baldness. It’s not a medical procedure, so you don’t have to worry about any side effects. The only thing you’ll have to worry about is the cost of the procedure—but that’s nothing compared with what it would cost you in time, energy and money if you didn’t do something about your hair loss.
If you’re a man or woman with male pattern baldness (MPB), then hair transplant will give back some of your lost confidence by giving back some of those full heads of thick dark locks!
Types of hair transplant process
There are two major types of hair transplant: FUT and FUE. The former is the most common method, while the latter is newer but less expensive and more time-consuming than FUT.
Conclusion
Hair transplant is a permanent solution to hair loss. The hair you receive from the doctor will grow in and look natural. You can choose from a number of options for your procedure, including scalp reduction techniques or follicular unit extraction (FUE).
