Hair Transplants and Medical Hair Restoration

Hair transplantation is the only proven method to replace the hair you've lost, with your own natural growing hair. We will give you back your very own natural growing hair.

What is a Hair Transplant?

Hair Transplantation is simply removing hair from the thick areas of the sides and back and transplanting them in to the thinning bald areas of the top and front. You don't actually get more hairs than you've got right now. You are just rearranging the hairs that you presently have. The end result is a natural looking growing head of hair.

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Important facts about Hair Transplantation

There are five crucial issues that you must be aware of before undertaking hair replacement surgery.

1. Hair follicles are surgically taken from the donor zone, which is located at the back of the head and moved to the area where balding or thinning has taken place, referred to as the recipient area. There are only a limited number of donor hairs available on any particular patient. Each and every donor hair is extraordinarily valuable. The surgeon must know how, when and where to use donor hairs. If a hair is taken from the scalp and not skillfully used, that hair is forever lost.
The recipient area is where there is balding, thinning of hair or a receding hairline. The physician must determine a strategy for each patient and evaluate the patient's age, degree of hair loss, current rate of loss and family history of loss before proposing a surgical plan. Therefore, the physician must determine the appropriate time and recipient area to be transplanted, which may not be always compatible with the patient's desires or expectations.
3. The process of transplanting hair follicles from one part of the scalp to another is permanent. Once hair follicles are moved and implanted, the procedure cannot be undone and the follicle cannot be re-used or moved again. If the hair follicles are placed in the wrong place on the scalp, or set in the strong hair growing direction, you will have and inferior result.
4. In today's hair restoration market, as in the past, most transplant surgeries have not been a "one-time" procedure. The key to circumventing this problem is by having and "honest" comprehensive evaluation, long term planning and a skillful surgeon. The approach must be to maximize the number of follicular transplants and minimize the number of procedures, based on detailed individual patient evaluations.
5. Any surgeon can implant a hair graft. Only an experienced, creative physician who has mastered the art and aesthetics of hair restoration can properly and elegantly provide the patient with a quality procedure which will last a lifetime. Keep in mind that the recipient area is the artist's canvas where he will surgically create a living portrait to suit the patient. There is nothing artificial done, consequently there is no artificial look or feel. Your surgeon is your artist, your confidant and, most of all, your medical expert.

Patient C Before		Patient C After
Patient C: K.B. Age 54 with extensive hair loss: Norwood Classification: VII before surgery.		Patient C: After eight months (2170 follicles) Seeing is believing!