Is a hair transplant permanent?
Yes, transplanted hair is usually permanent. The hair follicles in the donor area are genetically resistant to hair loss and this characteristic is carried over to the transplanted hair.
Yes, transplanted hair is usually permanent. The hair follicles in the donor area are genetically resistant to hair loss and this characteristic is carried over to the transplanted hair.
It takes 3-4 months for the newly transplanted hair to grow. It usually takes 12-18 months to see full results. Hair loss is normal at first, then permanent hair begins to grow.
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With the FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) method, the risk of scarring is very low because no stitches are used and micro-incisions are made. With the FUT method, a thin scar may remain in the donor area.
As hair transplantation is performed under local anaesthetic, there is no pain during the procedure. However, there may be some brief discomfort during the injection of the anaesthetic. As there may be mild pain after the operation, painkillers will be given.