What exactly happens during a Hair Transplant?
What is a Hair Transplant?
A hair transplant is an operation in which a dermatological surgeon moves the hair to a bald head area. The surgeon usually moves the hair to the front or top of the head from the back or side of the head. Hair transplants usually take place under local anesthesia in a medical office.
According to the Elegance Clinic, the majority of hair loss is caused by the baldness pattern. This is about genetics. The other cases are due to a number of factors, including:
- diet
- stress
- illness
- hormonal imbalance
- medications
What happens during a Hair Transplant?
After your scalp has been thoroughly cleaned, Dr. Ashutosh Shah, Hair Transplant Surgeon in Surat uses a small needle to numb your head area with local anesthesia. Next, you use a scalpel to remove around hair covered section of your scalp. Then the scalp is closed. Dr. Ashutosh then separates the removed scalp portion into small sections using a lens and a sharp surgical knife. These sections help achieve natural hair growth when implanted.
He makes small holes in the area of your scalp that receives the hair transplant with a blade or needle. They place hair gently in these holes. He can transplant hundreds or even thousands of hairs during a single treatment session.
Your stitches are removed approximately ten days after surgery. You can need up to three or four sessions to get the full hair you want. Sessions take place several months apart to enable every transplant to heal completely.
