Hair Transplant

Hair transplantation is a surgical intervention performed to transfer hair follicles to individuals experiencing hair loss or thinness. The procedure often provides permanent results and can restore the natural appearance of the hair. Here is some basic information about hair transplantation:

• Donor Area: Hair follicles used for hair transplantation are usually taken from the patient’s own hair. This area is called the “donor area”. This area is usually the scalp located at the nape of the neck.
• Grafts: The follicles taken during hair transplantation are called “grafts”. Each graft may have one or several hair strands.
• Hair Transplantation Process: Hair transplantation usually takes place in several stages. After the hair follicles are removed, they are transplanted to the recipient area (the area where the hair loss occurs). This procedure is a surgical procedure and is usually performed under local anesthesia.
• Healing and Results: The healing process after hair transplantation may vary from person to person. Generally, crusting and redness may occur within the first few weeks. However, over time, hair begins to grow and the results become increasingly evident.
• Risks and Side Effects: Hair transplantation is generally a safe procedure, but as with any surgical intervention, there may be some risks and side effects. Conditions such as infection, bleeding, swelling and temporary loss of sensation may rarely occur.
• Hair Transplantation Cost:The cost of hair transplantation may vary depending on many factors, including the technique used, the surgeon’s experience, the clinic location and the needs of the patient.

Hair transplantation can offer a permanent and natural solution to individuals’ hair loss problems. However, before such a surgical intervention, a careful evaluation should be made and a specialist doctor should be consulted.