All about hair transplants

Hair loss with age is very normal, but what if you start losing hair much sooner than you should? This is when a miracle is known as hair. I was embarrassed about this when the transplant surgery came around and this is all I needed to get my self-confidence back.

After consulting the doctor, all I learned was that hair treatment is a surgical process in which hair follicles are taken from a part of the body known as the donor area and placed on the bald area of ​​the body known as the recipient area.

The doctors also stated that hair treatment can be of two types. One is the cleft graft and the other is the micrograft. In the first, the doctors plant 2 to 10 hairs per graft and in the second 1 or 2 hairs per graft and they are planted according to the coverage that is needed. It was then that I decided which one should be beneficial for me.

Everyone needs a consult before any type of surgery and one of the ones they gave me was who needs a transplant. What the doctors said was quite simple. Men with pattern baldness, women with thinning hair, and anyone who has lost hair due to burns or scalp injuries should definitely try miracle hair treatment.

But with everything comes its pros and cons. But women with a generalized pattern of hair loss over the entire scalp, people with a limited amount of donor area, people who tend to form keloid scars (thick, fibrous scars) after each surgery, and people with hair loss of hair due to medication should avoid this surgery.

I was afraid that the hair treatment was a complicated procedure, but the doctors told me that it is not. The procedure is very simple and involves some of the most basic steps. Here are the steps:

• First, hair follicles are removed from the back of the head and transplanted to the bald areas at the front of the head.
• Before the start of surgery, the hair in the donor area is trimmed.
• After the trim, the donor area is given local anesthesia.
• Tissues in the donor area that are resistant to baldness are identified, then surgically removed, and finally the donor area is sutured.
• The patient’s sutured donor area is then combed out so that no one can see it. These sutures are removed almost ten days after the hair treatment surgery.
• After local anesthesia is administered to the patient, the recipient area is prepared for the transplant process. This area does not require any trimming or hair removal.
• Irregularly shaped incisions are made in the recipient area and follicular unit grafts are placed in them.
• The smaller grafts are placed at the front of the hairline and the denser grafts are placed behind.
• These incisions would be visible in the operated area right after the transplant.
• After a few weeks of the surgery, the incisions heal and the red marks also disappear naturally and everything looks very natural.

As impressive as this surgery is, there are also some facts that I learned about this surgery:

• After the surgery, the hairs begin to grow between 2 and 4 weeks after the transplant.
• Local anesthesia makes this procedure painless and therefore the patient can be discharged the same day.
• It is not a non-surgical hair restoration in which a pre-selected base is fixed on a scalp.
• It does not mean that you will have wavy hair as the result varies from person to person and depends on their natural hair.
• It is not a solution for all problems and each case is different.
• A number of grafts increases the cost.

Now that you have a solution for your baldness, get ready to experience the whole new experience of amazing hair and get rid of the embarrassment. I experienced an incredible transformation in myself and I am totally happy with it.