The main principles of hair transplant
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Man’s hair loss is almost always genetic and hormonal, that is to say, androgenetic. As far as women are concerned, it seems there is more and more androgenetic falls unlike the usual women’s hair loss. The latter is due to deficiency.
It should be known that no product can regrow hair on a bald head, even if it is partially bald. It is only through hair transplant that one can find his real hair, which naturally grows for a lifetime.
The hair is divided into 2 parts: 1- The hair on top of the head.
2- The hair of the crown, located on the back and sides of the head. When a man loses his hair, it is the above, the front, and the tonsure hair that falls whereas the one of the crown never falls.
Appeared 60 years ago, hair transplant is now well developed. The technique involves the removal of hair (as grafts composed of 1 to 4 strands of hair) in areas that are provided (essentially the area of the crown which is called the donor area, or Hippocratic crown) and to reimplant it in bare areas (top of head which is therefore called the recipient site).
If the operation is performed correctly by a competent medical staff using advanced instruments, tthe reimplanted grafts get life and grow naturally.
Today’s two grafting proceduresTwo grafting procedures are practiced today:
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