Hair transplants can be highly successful for women, provided they are the right candidates for the procedure. The key to success lies in proper patient selection, an experienced surgeon, and post-transplant care.
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While hair transplant scabs are a natural part of the healing process, understanding how long they last, how to care for them, and when to be concerned can help ensure optimal results. We discuss it all in this article!
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A crown hair transplant, addresses hair loss in that area, is known by many names: “crown thinning” or “vertex hair loss” or simply “thinning on the top.” But those who suffer from crown hair loss know what it is really called; and it’s really called, the dreaded “bald spot.”
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When it comes to hair transplants, the “hair transplant donor area” is everything. If a patient does not have a “good donor area,” they can’t have a good surgery.
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One of the most discussed new hair restoration treatments is verteporfin. Verteporfin – brand name “Visudyne” – is different from other potential new or “futuristic” treatments.
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After a hair transplant, one of the most common concerns is when it’s safe to return to your regular exercise routine. Physical activity, while essential for overall health, can affect the healing process of your scalp after a hair transplant.
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What is Necrosis? What causes it? Is it common during a hair transplant? How can it be minimized? What signs should patients look for? Read on!
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Hair Restoration Tour interviews Doug Kline, lead hair transplant consultant at Hasson and Wong In Vancouver BC
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