About Hair Transplant

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HAIR TRANSPLANT

Where do people usually pay the most attention to? Of course, the face! The crown of our face is our hair. Many people spend hours in front of the mirror to make their hair look beautiful. The color, shape, and appearance of the hair is a topic that concerns many people. As such, hair loss and localized thinning are common nightmares for many, especially men.

The method that will wake you from this nightmare is the hair transplant operation. During a hair transplant, hair follicles are carefully taken from the safe zone, which is the nape of the neck. This process is a type of relocation procedure. This operation is suitable for anyone who has hair in this area. The follicles taken from here are placed into small incisions made in the bald area. The important thing here is the location of the incisions. The incisions must be made in such a way that when the transplanted hair grows, a natural appearance is achieved. This operation is a permanent procedure. The transplanted hair in a hair transplant operation is resistant to shedding due to various factors or genetic reasons. Therefore, the transplanted hair will stay with you for a lifetime. After all, if this hair fell out, there would be no point in performing a hair transplant.

After the hair transplant, the area where the hair was transplanted will be very sensitive for about a week and will have no immunity against infection. Therefore, you should take additional precautions for this area and be careful against infection. For the first 3 days after the operation, you should avoid washing your hair. You should also avoid being in dirty or smoky environments. Stay away from stress. Avoid heavy work. Harmful sun rays will damage the hair transplant points, so it is important to wear a hat when going out in the sun. This hat should be removed in enclosed spaces to allow the scalp to breathe. Contact with oxygen will speed up the healing process. You should not apply any chemical products to the scalp. You should use the creams and shampoos recommended by your doctor. Shampoo should be used no more than twice during washing. Overuse can harm the sensitive scalp. Instead of using a hairdryer, you can dry the scalp with a towel. Your movements should be as gentle as possible.

A few days after the hair transplant, the hair will shed. After about 9 months, you will have thick, natural, and beautiful-looking hair.