Surgical Hair Restoration: Hair Transplant Surgery

Hair transplant surgery is a procedure that involves removing hair follicles in the form of either long strips or small, round, circular grafts from one area of the body (the donor site) and transplanting them to an area on the body that is balding or completely bald.

Gratfs tend to carry their genetics along with them, enabling hair growth in their new location. For patients with “pattern baldness,” also known as “male pattern baldness,” “woman pattern baldness,” or Alopecia areata, using hair on the back of the head, just above the nape as donor hairs is the most ideal situation because these hairs are likley to never fall out.

Other guides

• Overview of Hair Transplantation
• Hair Loss In Women
• Alopecia (Patchy Baldness)
• Facial Hair Restoration
• Hair Transplant Cost
• Cost of Hair Transplantation Abroad
• Preventing Hair Loss
• Medical Reasons Hair Hair Loss
• Myths About Hair Loss
• Male Pattern Baldness
• Recovering from Hair Transplant Surgery
• Common Causes for Hair Loss
• Candidates for Hair Transplant
• Hair Transplant Methods
• Results After Hair Transplant
• Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) Method
• Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) Method
• Preparing for Hair Transplant Surgery
• The Ludwig Scale
• Hair Loss in Men
• Hair Loss in Women
• Hair Restoration Method comparison: FUT vs FUE
• Causes of Hair Loss
• Hair Loss in Men
• Alopecia
• Cost of Hair Transplant
• Prevent Hair Loss
• Common Hair Loss Definitions
• Hair Loss Treatments

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