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Are you tired of feeling self-conscious about your hair loss? Say goodbye to thinning hairlines and receding hair with our advanced hair transplant treatments.
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Hair Transplant
A surgical Hair Transplant used by dermatologists who removes a Hair follicle usually from the back of your scalp is called the donor area and implanted to the bald or balding part of the body referred to as the recipient area. Hair Transplant is a stripped-down invasive procedure in which grafts are taken from the permanent zone of the scalp which is resistant to balding and constituted to the bald space.
Hair Restoration Treatment can be used to restore the hair on your brows, beard, and scalp and is the most effective method for treating male pattern Baldness. Hair transplants vary from skin grafts in that many tiny grafts are constituted rather than a single strip of skin.
Types of Hair Transplant
- MDFI Hair transplant
- FUE Hair transplant
- FUT Hair transplant
- Beard Hair Restoration
- Eyebrow Hair Restoration
- Body to Head Hair transplant
Perfect Candidate for a Hair Transplant
- Anyone who is suffering from Androgenetic alopecia.
- A person ought to have an adequate donor area to cover his/her baldness.
- From age 21 years until 60 years can go for a Hair Restoration Treatment. (Medical history should be informed with your respective surgeon)
- A person with realistic expectations.
- A person from grade 3 onwards,
Hair Transplant for Women
- In women, alopecia is conferred as thinning in the frontal or mid-areas.
- The root cause of baldness ought to be properly evaluated before going for any treatment.
- Some medical tests may also be required to reach a final diagnosis
- The hormonal reason is a common issue in Female pattern baldness or phalacrosis.
What Is A Graft/ Hair Follicle?
A graft is largely a bunch of hair that grows in a grouping of 1-4 hairs. Naturally, length hair could look like a single hair strand but when they are trimmed short it is noticeable that multiple hairs are present in a single graft.
The hair follicular unit/graft consists of a small group of hair follicles, along with nerves, vessels, and tiny muscle. On average 1000 grafts are equal to 2500 hair follicles.
How many grafts do an individual need for a hair transplant?
That depends upon the following factors:
DensityIt most commonly depends on the space that needs to be transplanted. As in the frontal area, the maximum density is provided to give you a fuller and natural look whereas in the middle and the crown area, we can adjust the grafts according to baldness or hair loss.
Ideally, in the frontal area, the requirement of graft is 50-55 grafts /sqcm giving you a high density of hairs. But in the crown area, because of less visibility, a density of 40-45 graft/sqcm can be given which covers the baldness to some extent but would not give a fuller look.
Grade of baldnessThe Norwood scale has seven parameters for the Hair Transplant process by which we can measure the grade of baldness. Every stage measures the intensity and pattern of hair loss or baldness.
- Stage 1. No vital hair loss or receding hairline.
- Stage 2. The hair around the temples has become slightly stagnant. This is often additionally referred to as an adult or mature hairline.
- Stage 3. When the primary signs of clinically significant balding emerge, the hairline recedes dramatically at both temples that form an M, U, or V shape. The recessed spaces result in either hairless or sparsely-haired.
- Stage 3 Vertex. The hairline remains on stage 2, but there is a substantial hair loss or baldness on the top of the scalp (the vertex).
- Stage 4. At this stage, the recession of the hairline is more pronounced in comparison with stage 2 where there is a scant vertex or no hair on the top of the scalp. A band of hair separates the two areas of hair loss that joins the remaining hair on both sides of the scalp.
- Stage 5.In comparison to stage 4, the two areas of hair loss are greater. They’re still apart, but there’s a thinner strip of hair between them now.
- Stage 6.The balding patches at the temples merge with the balding area on the top of the head.at the point of intersection, The hairband across the top of the head has vanished or is sparse.
- Stage 7.It is the most advanced stage of hair loss where only a band of hair remains. The hair on the sides of the head is still there. This type of hair is frequently sparse, and you might be alright.
Different Types of Baldness:-
Today’s generation is extensively undergoing baldness or hair loss that has become a major concern for every individual. It can be resolved by a Hair Transplant or Hair Restoration process. Depending on the type of hairline or hair loss, baldness has been characterized in the following sections-
- Androgenic alopecia: This is the most common type of hair loss that affects both men & women. It is also recognized as male pattern baldness for men, defined as the destruction or thinning of hair on the head’s top or hairline receding from the temple.
- Alopecia areata:This form is produced when the immune system of the body targets the hair follicle and disrupts regular hair growth and development.
- Alopecia Universalis:It is the complete hair loss all across the body.
- Alopecia totalis: An autoimmune dysfunction resulting in entire hair loss on the scalp.
- Traction alopecia:This infirmity happens from damage to the hair follicle and papilla from the constant stress or pulling over a lengthy period. It usually appears in people who put on braids.
- Hypotrichosis: This results in personalities where there is no hair germination.
- Telogen effluvium:It is a damage of hair that befalls when the hair follicles are forced prematurely in the growth’s resting stage by sickness or anxiety.
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