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Aesthetic Surgery | Cosmetic Surgery | Plastic Surgery
PROCEDURE : SURGICAL
What is Hair Transplant Surgery?
Hair transplant surgery is a procedure that moves hair from one part of the body, typically the back of the scalp, to a bald or thinning area.
You might be a suitable candidate if:
Hair transplant surgery can treat various types of permanent hair loss, including:
Hair transplant surgery is a procedure that moves hair from one part of the body, typically the back of the scalp, to a bald or thinning area.
- This surgery is also known as hair restoration or hair replacement.
- It is often used for individuals who have tried other hair loss treatments without success.
You might be a suitable candidate if:
- You are in good overall health.
- You have realistic expectations about the results.
Hair transplant surgery can treat various types of permanent hair loss, including:
- Androgenic alopecia (pattern baldness).
- Alopecia areata.
- Hair loss due to trauma, burns, or surgery.
- Hair loss caused by thyroid diseases or hormonal imbalances.
Before
After
What are the Different Types of Hair Transplant Surgery?
The main types of hair transplant surgery include:
During hair grafting:
The risks associated with hair transplant surgery include:
The main types of hair transplant surgery include:
- Grafting: The most common method where small pieces of scalp containing hair are moved to bald areas. FUT/FUE
- Scalp Reduction: Removing a bald section of the scalp and stretching the surrounding hair-covered scalp over it.
- Flap Surgery: Moving a flap of hair-covered scalp to a bald area, typically used for large bald spots.
- Tissue Expansion: Stretching hair-bearing scalp tissue to cover a bald spot, often used in cases of scalp disfigurement.
During hair grafting:
- Small sections of the scalp with healthy hair are cut out and transplanted to bald areas.
- The procedure can take several hours and may require multiple sessions.
- It is typically done under local anesthesia, allowing the patient to stay awake.
The risks associated with hair transplant surgery include:
- Allergic reaction to anesthesia..
- Excessive bleeding or infection.
- Loss of sensation on the scalp.
- Scarring or failed grafts.
What Side Effects Can Occur After Hair Transplant Surgery?
Common side effects include:
Recovery typically involves:
Full results may take up to a year to become visible.
You should contact your provider immediately if you experience:
Scalp reduction involves:
Flap surgery is used for large bald areas near the front of the scalp:
Tissue expansion is primarily used for scalp baldness or burn disfigurement:
The duration varies depending on the method used:
Yes, the results are generally permanent:
While rare, failure can occur due to:
Common side effects include:
- Temporary itching, swelling, or pain in the treated area.
- Tightness or discomfort on the scalp.
- Crusting or scabbing at the transplant sites.
Recovery typically involves:
- Removing bandages on the second day.
- Washing hair gently on the fourth or fifth day.
- Returning to work and light activities after 3 to 5 days.
- Stitches, if any, are removed after 10 days.
Full results may take up to a year to become visible.
- The transplanted hair might fall out as the grafts heal but should regrow naturally.
- Additional "touch-up" surgeries may be needed for optimal results depending on.
You should contact your provider immediately if you experience:
- Persistent fever.
- Excessive bleeding or severe pain.
- Signs of infection like pus oozing from the scalp.
Scalp reduction involves:
- Removing a bald section of the scalp.
- Stretching and stitching nearby hair-covered skin over the bald area.
- This method is ideal for treating bald spots on the top and back of the head.
Flap surgery is used for large bald areas near the front of the scalp:
- It is done in phases over several weeks.
- The flap of hair-bearing skin is lifted and moved to cover bald spots.
- The procedure requires general anesthesia.
Tissue expansion is primarily used for scalp baldness or burn disfigurement:
- A balloon-like device is inserted under the hair-bearing scalp and gradually inflated.
- This stretches the skin, which is then used to cover bald areas.
The duration varies depending on the method used:
- Grafting can take several hours per session.
- Scalp reduction and flap surgery may require multiple sessions over weeks.
Yes, the results are generally permanent:
- The transplanted hair will continue to grow in its new location.
- However, follow-up procedures and post procedure care may be necessary to achieve the desired look.
While rare, failure can occur due to:
- Poor graft survival.
- Infection or improper aftercare.
- Scar tissue formation affecting hair growth.
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