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WOMEN’S Surgical Hair Transplantation 
Surgical hair transplantation is a medical operation that takes hair and hair follicles from the back and sides of the head and moves it to areas where hair loss has occurred. As long as the patient has sufficient donor hair, a transplant will be successful. When done right, a hair replacement surgery can produce life long results that are so natural, even hair stylists cannot detect them. But choosing the right procedure and doctor is critical.

Sophisticated techniques for hair restoration, that achieve truly natural-looking results, have only recently become available. Unfortunately, many doctors practicing hair restoration are unaware of these new advances and are using techniques that were developed in the late 1950s. These outdated procedures leave patients with the “large-graft” techniques that produce “plugs and corn rows”.

As with other forms of cosmetic surgery, the artistic skill is as important as the surgical technique. The hair transplant surgeon must have a thorough understanding of human facial anatomy, flawless surgical skills, and a complete knowledge of all existing hair transplant techniques. Finally, the specialist must study each patient’s situation carefully and tailor each procedure to the patient's unique needs.

A good specialist--in any field--is hard to find, and understanding your options can be very confusing. When choosing a surgical solution, the wrong hair restoration procedure, or the wrong doctor, can be devastating. As the hair transplant industry rapidly grows, many doctors are looking to get into this lucrative market. Believe it or not, weekend workshops can transform podiatrists into hair transplant surgeons.  Be advised that no Board Certification is required for this specialty.

Before starting any procedure, Experts in Hair Loss suggests that you ask your prospective hair transplant doctor(s) all of your questions. However, always make sure that the doctor who is going to perform your surgery answers these questions--not a "sales person."

 

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