Hair Transplant Surgery

Hair transplant surgery is an operation that takes hair off from the back or side of the head and transfers it to the area where there is hair loss. The back and the sides of the head where hair is taken is called the donor which is genetically coded to grow for a lifetime. The transfer of these hair does not change its characteristic to grow. These donor hair is the key to the success of hair transplantation and is the the scientific basis of this medical procedure.

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Who are qualified for hair transplant surgery? Candidates for this procedure are those with hair loss but still have enough hair at the back and sides of the head as donor. This technique has made hair loss restoration available to many unlike in the past.

The development of hair transplant surgery over the past 20 years have been so remarkable. To these days new instruments and micro grafting have been applied resulting to natural looking hair that would fit patients individually. This technique allows single hair to be transplanted and gives the finest and softest appearance. Hair transplant surgery includes the reconstruction of new hairline. This require a lot of skill on surgery and art too. This surgical procedure mimics real hair formation from single to micro grafts which provides the gradual increase in density.

There are concerns regarding hair transplantation and the most common are the concern on pain and side effects. There are minor side effects. Here are some of them. Mild pain and discomfort after the operation, swelling which may affect the eyes and scabs on grafted areas that may last for a week. Rare cases of serious bleeding, scarring, and infection have been reported. Generally hair transplant surgery is comfortable, predictable and the results are satisfying to most patients.

The procedure may require several session depending on the area being restored. If a patient requires more density then it follow that it needs more sessions. But there is also recent development on transplanting larger number o grafts reducing the number of sessions to complete the procedure.

Another concern is about the cost of the surgical procedure. The popularity and success of the procedure has created competition among clinics and has greatly reduce the price. They charge per graft or per session and clinics also offer payment programs that makes it really affordable.

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