What is Hair Transplantation?
Hair transplant is a procedure done to treat baldness. Hair follices from ones own scalp are transplanted the bald area to give a natural look and feel. This procedure is done under local anaesthesia. The results are usually long lasting. It can also be done to recreate mustache or the eye brow or eyelashes.
This procedure involves the transfer of intact hair from one part of the body to another. Typically this procedure offers a solution for those seeking to replace hair loss.
What will Hair Transplantation do?
Hair transplantation can replace hair loss due to a variety of causes. Balding in men and in women can be treated by this procedure .This procedure can replace hair in
- The scalp to replace balding
- The eyebrow
- The mustache
This procedure is a good option for you if:
- You are bothered by balding
- Your are concerned by a thinning hair line
- You are physically healthy
- You have realistic expectations
This procedure can be done under local anaesthesia. There is a chance that it may have to be repeated in future.
What are the risks associated with surgery Hair Transpalntation?
Like any other surgery, there are certain risks involved in this procedure. Your plastic surgeon will explain in detail the risks and potential complications associated with this surgery. You will also be asked to sign consent forms to ensure that you fully understand the procedure you will undergo and any risks or potential complications.
What happens after the surgery?
Immediately after the surgery, dressings or bandages will be applied to your scalp, and you will be wrapped in an bandage to minimize swelling. The procedure is performed a day care surgery and ou will be sent home the same day on a few medications. You will need to come for follow up during the following week .
What are the expected results?
The final results of hair transplantation are generally good. There is a possibility of you needing a second transplantation in order to have a more natural looking hair growth. You need to know that the practice of medicine and surgery is not an exact science.
Although good results are expected, there is no guarantee. In some situations, it may not be possible to achieve optimal results with a single surgical procedure and another surgery may be necessary.