Hair transplant

All hair transplant techniques involve the use of your own hair so that hair transplant candidates should have a few healthy hair, usually on the back and sides of the head. The procedure is a relatively safe procedure when performed by a qualified surgeon, but as with any operation there are risks.

Applicants must for uncontrolled blood pressure, clotting problems or skin that scars too, because these conditions may make healing difficult to control. Small pieces of hair transplants growth scalp are removed from areas of the scalp with healthy hair and are placed where hair thinning. There are three main types of grafts: punch grafts, mini-grafts and micro-grafts.

Punch grafting takes about 10-15 hair and puts it into the scalp. This was the first type of technology being developed, and initially developed a mottled appearance caused many people. The technique has been developed since the early days improved and the new mini-graft technique has also been added as an option. Mini-grafts contain only 2-4 hairs per graft, and thus a more natural look. Micro-grafts are still smaller grafts that contain 1-2 hairs each. To maintain blood circulation in the scalp, grafts are placed 1/8th of an inch from each other. Local anesthesia is usually sufficient for this process, and several procedures are usually required to achieve the desired result.

Post-surgery, a period of 10 days, no sexual activity or difficult, as strenuous activity may cause bleeding areas of the graft. A much safer method is to weave hair, but this can only be used if the hair is thin and large bare areas are not available. The method is also called hair intensification or hair integration. Strands of synthetic hair or real are woven or braided into  clean giving the appearance of a full head of hair.