Hair transplant is state of surgery performed by experienced surgeons and hair experts to achieve completely natural and long lasting results. In these surgery, hair follicles are moved from a part of the body called donor site (having sufficient hair growth) to another part known as recipient area (bald area) of the scalp or beard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hair transplant surgery moves healthy hair follicles from one area of the scalp to thinning or
bald areas.
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so significant pain is not usually felt during
surgery.
Transplanted hair often sheds first, with new growth becoming visible over three to four
months, and fuller results by a year.
Yes, transplanted hair is generally permanent, since it is taken from areas resistant to hair
loss.
FUE removes individual follicles, while FUT removes a strip of scalp, with each having
different scarring and recovery patterns.
Initial recovery takes about one to two weeks, though full healing continues over the
following months.
Not everyone is a suitable candidate. It depends on the amount of donor hair available and
the pattern of hair loss.
Transplanted hair is generally permanent, though surrounding natural hair can continue to
thin with age.
Most cases are completed in a single session, though extensive hair loss may require more
than one.
Yes, it is often considered when medical treatments like medication or PRP have not given
the desired results.