Hair Transplant
HAIR TRANSPLANT: all you need to know about hair transplantation
Hair transplantation is an autograft technique that effectively treats irreversible hair loss. This is a fairly common phenomenon, especially among men. It involves grafting hair from the same patient into the alopecic area, taken from a provided (donor) area.
Hair transplantation is currently the most widely used surgical technique to treat alopecia in the male form, as it combines the advantages of local treatment with the avoidance of extensive surgery.
The combination of mini and micrografts makes it possible to obtain aesthetic results of exceptional quality. The distribution of these mini and micrografts follows concepts used according to the evolution and extension of alopecia in order to obtain a natural cosmetic appearance.
Does hair transplantation present any risks?
There are no significant operational risks. People with good scalp circulation maximize their chances of success. But if this is not the case, the practitioner will use suitable equipment which will still ensure a good result.
What are the results of a hair transplant?
The results of the transplant vary from person to person, but the transplanted hair grows back in 99 cases, since there is no possibility of rejection, the hair transplant is performed using the patient’s own hair.
it takes eight months to a year for new natural growth to appear.
Are hair transplants painful?
The operation is performed under local anesthesia. Usually, the patient does not feel any pain during the procedure.
After a hair transplant, a slight feeling of tension may be felt and the forehead may swell for a few days. Crusts appear on the surfaces of the samples, which fall off after 8-10 days. The patient can work the day after the operation.
What precautions should be taken after the operation?
The postoperative process is very simple and identical for both types of surgery.
On D-day and the next day, an antiseptic spray is sprayed on the transplanted area. A revitalizing cream is applied to the donor area for ten days.
An antiseptic shampoo should be used from the third day and for two weeks.
Antibiotic treatment may be prescribed to prevent infection and an anti-inflammatory if the surgery involved the front of the head to prevent swelling of the forehead and eyes.
