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What to expect from hair transplant result

n hair restoration surgery, usually for the result to be as natural as possible, and another wish of patients is that the results are not obvious, or that other people cannot tell that they have had hair restoration surgery capillary. Ultimately, everyone wishes it didn't seem detectable.

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• With advances in technology and the skill and experience of the surgeon, it has become entirely possible to achieve this goal. Various factors must be kept in mind so that the results of the surgery do not appear obvious and the hair looks natural. When considering donor area scars, the two procedures used for extraction namely FUT and FUE are equally important.

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• In the FUT method, a strip of skin is extracted and the cut is repaired with either staples or sutures. An experienced surgeon uses the most effective closure strategies that make the scar almost invisible. In the FUE method, there are hardly any scars left on the donor and recipient areas as tiny holes are made in this method, which eventually heals within a few days.

When To Expect Hair Growth After Hair Transplant

hair growth is a whole process that you need to fully understand. Remember that hair restoration surgery is not just a procedure that is performed today and starts showing results tomorrow. You must review all details of the surgery beforehand, including all post-treatment developments.

 the grafts that have been harvested and transplanted into the balding area experience a shock causing them to enter the resting segment. Due to this shock, the affected person will witness temporary hair loss and there is no need to worry as this development is quite common after the transplant.

The rate of loss may be different in each case, and it may range from partial to complete loss. This temporary shedding section usually begins three or four weeks after surgery and can last two to three months. The surgeon may prescribe a few medications for this excretion procedure.

 the development of the transplanted grafts begins. In the start-up phases, development can be thin as each graft may not start growing at the same time. This happens because the development cycle distribution is random and not all hairs are in the development segment at any given second.