One thing that many people don’t consider about hair transplants is how to sleep afterward. This is incredibly important though as if you do not follow a careful recovery plan you could end up damaging your transplanted hair and causing discomfort. Don’t worry though - it’s a relatively simple process with a few key pointers
There are so many misconceptions or unknowns relating to hair transplants that I want to put people straight and give them the facts. One of the largest grey areas and questions I see is, does donor area hair grow back? The donor hair is what is harvested and transplanted to your areas of hair loss
If you have researched hair transplants you may have heard the term overharvesting. Your first thoughts may be that overharvesting is some weird alien sci-fi term and you have misread it! However, overharvesting donor area is a real phenomenon and it is important to be aware of what it means and how to avoid it.
The NHS is a wondrous organization and provides essential healthcare for the entire UK population. This healthcare is free of charge and is funded by taxation and government support. You can get virtually any type of surgery on the NHS for free, but many people do not know if this includes hair transplants or not.
As technologies and our understanding continue to evolve, we develop new hair transplant techniques. One important change was a shift from FUT to FUE surgeries. FUE is the newer surgery, and it is becoming the most popular choice, with FUT taking a backseat. But why is this so, and what can we learn from the
If you are considering a hair transplant then you have probably heard of two surgery types - DHI and FUE. These are the preferred methods compared to the older (but still viable) FUT surgery and they have much in common in terms of the extraction method and recovery times. But is DHI better than FUE
If you’re dealing with hair loss, you have probably trawled through countless websites and articles about the different types of treatment. It can seem confusing, and there are so many options. You may struggle to decide which is suitable for you and if something like a hair transplant is worth it. In this article, I
Having a hair transplant isn’t as simple or cheap as something basic like getting your hair cut. It takes time, money, and effort, and it’s a big life decision. Because of this, you understandably want some guarantee of success - you don’t want to spend thousands of dollars on surgery only to find that years
You’ve had your hair transplant, and the surgery went perfectly. Time has progressed, and your hair has grown immensely. However, you start noticing your hair falling out, causing genuine concern. What do you do? This can be a real scenario, and you can find transplanted hair falling out after 2 years. It’s incredibly uncommon, and
If you want a hair transplant, the end goal is to defeat your hair loss and have a healthy head of colorful, thick hair. But what happens after? What happens as you get older and how will your transplanted hair change? This is something that is often overlooked but it’s important to think about as
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