Hair Transplant Surgery
Can You Get a Hair Transplant in Your 20s?
Hair loss is usually associated with ageing. It’s understandably disconcerting to notice hair loss at 20. Yet, hair loss can occur as early as 17 and continue throughout life. For younger men, this loss of hair can lead to problems with confidence and self-esteem. Hair transplants offer a potential solution. The procedure involves extracting hair…
Read MoreWhen Was the First Hair Transplant? The History of Hair Transplant Surgery
People have attempted to reverse the causes of hair loss for thousands of years. A balding crown, hairline recession and other hair loss conditions were permanent for most men and women in the past. However, advancements in surgical techniques led to hair transplant procedures that mirrored natural-looking hair. But this didn’t happen overnight. It took…
Read MoreWhen Do Scabs Fall Off After Having a Hair Transplant?
Scabs after a hair transplant are a normal consequence of the procedure. Patients should not be alarmed if they notice the implanted hair follicles scab over temporarily. These scabs might appear like small, dried-up spots of blood. After the scalp heals over 7-10 days, they will eventually fall off, leading to normal hair growth. There…
Read MoreCan You Get a Hair Transplant in Your 40s?
Quick Summary: Can You Get A Hair Transplant In Your 40s? Understanding Age and Hair Loss Age is the most important risk factor for hair loss1. As we age, most men experience some thinning of their hair. Usually, this begins in the temples and crown. The hairline might start to recede, creating the characteristic “M”…
Read MoreWhen Is It Safe to Get a Haircut After Hair Transplant Surgery?
Quick Summary: Timing Your First Haircut After a Hair Transplant Understanding Recovery: It’s crucial to allow time for the scalp and new grafts to heal properly before considering any hair cutting or styling. First Haircut Timeline: Generally, you may consider a gentle scissor cut two weeks post-surgery, but it is safer to wait longer for…
Read MoreHairline Lowering Surgery: Everything You Need To Know
A high hairline can make the forehead appear larger, and can make some individuals feel self-conscious. Hairline lowering surgery, also known as forehead reduction surgery, is a solution that provides a more balanced facial appearance by reducing the distance between the eyebrows and the hairline. This blog will explore the intricacies of hairline lowering surgery,…
Read MoreWhere Can You Take Hair for a Hair Transplant?
People who opt for a hair transplant have thinning hair on one part of their body – usually the scalp’s hairline, temples or crown. To rectify the issue, a surgeon removes hair from another part of the body called the donor area, inserting it into the balding or thinning area. Surgeons will choose regions where…
Read MoreEyebrow Scar Hair Transplant: What You Need to Know
Your eyebrow can become permanently damaged due to trauma and having the area stitched. This leaves a lasting scar on the eyebrow, affecting your overall appearance. The hair in this region will never grow back, regardless of whether you have thick or thin eyebrows. Correcting the problem involves an eyebrow scar transplant. Performed by a…
Read MoreHow Long Does Swelling Last After Having a Hair Transplant?
Swelling after hair transplant surgery is completely normal and lasts between 3-5 days. Undergoing hair transplant surgery involves inserting the hair follicles into the scalp which stresses the local area, leading to noticeable swelling. It’s not usual to see an enlargement in the forehead, temples, and rarely the eyelids. Understandably, people may be alarmed at…
Read MoreWhen Can You Run After a Hair Transplant?
Running is a fantastic way to stay fit and healthy. If you’re an avid runner, you’ll want to get back to your active lifestyle after a hair transplant. Generally speaking, we recommend waiting 2 weeks following the hair transplant before recommencing running. Running too soon after a hair transplant carries several risks to your transplant…
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