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How Many Hair Grafts Do You Need For A FUE Hair Transplant?
An Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) or FUT hair transplant are 2 main procedures available to address hair loss, helping restore hairlines, temples and crowns in male, female and trans patients. A key question for patients is how many hair grafts are required to achieve their desired result? To answer this question, it’s crucial to first…
Read MoreThe Effects Of Finasteride On Semen
Finasteride is commonly taken to help prevent hair loss in men suffering from male pattern baldness. Before starting the medication, patients should discuss with their Doctor the benefits and the risks of taking Finasteride. Whilst the medication has been proven to help stabilise hair loss it can cause side effects. In this article, we will…
Read MoreMale To Female (MTF) HRT Hair Regrowth
While hair loss can happen to anyone and negatively impact your wellbeing, it can be incredibly challenging to accept as a transgender woman. But, the good news is that hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and many other hair loss treatments may help your hair to regrow. Learn more about the science behind MTF HRT hair regrowth,…
Read MoreGuide To Finasteride For Hair Loss
One of the main effective medications in treating hair loss is Finasteride, which is often prescribed to men who are experiencing hair loss in their hairline, crown or temples. The medication works by reducing the main hormone, dihydrotestosterone “DHT”, which causes hair loss. In this article, you will read more about how Finasteride works and…
Read MoreNorwood 2 Hair Loss And Hair Transplants
Norwood 2 is a specific stage of hair loss that forms part of the Norwood Scale. During Norwood 2 hair loss, the hairline starts to recede and creates a noticeable M-shaped pattern. This stage is the beginning of hair loss and will usually increase in stages over time.1 Norwood 2 hair loss may also be mistaken…
Read MoreUnderstanding Hair Loss In People With Trichotillomania
Trichotillomania is a mental health condition suffered by patients where they have an irresistible urge to pull out hair from the scalp, eyebrows, eyelashes or other parts of the body. Patients can also suffer from excessive nail biting and skin picking. Trichotillomania is commonly called a hair pulling disorder. The condition can cause long-lasting permanent…
Read MoreWhat does a 2,000-graft hair transplant look like?
If you are considering a hair transplant, you may have been told you require 2000 grafts for your outcome. It is a common requirement for patients to require that many grafts for their hair transplant and a 2023 hair transplant census found that patients can achieve their desired look using between 2,000 and 2999 hair…
Read MoreFemale Hair Transplant Guide
If you’re a female experiencing hair loss you may be considering getting a female hair transplant. We understand that each woman’s hair loss journey is unique, which is why we’ve compiled this in-depth resource to help you make informed decisions about your hair restoration options. Whether you’re dealing with genetic factors, hormonal changes, or other…
Read MoreHaving a hair transplant after 7 days: what to expect
7 days after your hair transplant you will see the scabs in your transplanted area washing away, leaving the newly implanted hair visible with some mild amount of redness in your skin. This is normal and an example of a patient’s recovery 7 days after hair transplant surgery is shown below. Hair transplants are a…
Read MoreDealing with eyebrow hair loss: why it happens and how it’s treated
Eyebrows are a subtle, defining feature of the face, framing it and helping us express our emotions. A Canadian study, found that eyebrows were more important than our eyes when making a lasting impression.1 However, just like the hair on our heads, eyebrows can also be vulnerable to thinning and hair loss, leading to self-confidence…
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