Does the method used in a hair transplant make a difference?

😱 What is Shock Hair Loss? How to Treat It?

Shock hair loss after a hair transplant is a common phenomenon where transplanted hair falls out temporarily due to the trauma of the procedure. This occurs as hair follicles enter a resting phase (telogen) before the regrowth phase.

To treat it, you can:

• ⏳ Be Patient: Hair usually starts to regrow within 4 to 6 months.
• 🧴 Maintain Scalp Health: Follow post-operative care instructions and keep the scalp clean.
• 🥗 Nutritious Diet: Eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals, and drink enough water.
• 🩺 Consult Your Surgeon: If concerned, contact your specialist for guidance or possible treatments like minoxidil.

Ultimately, shock hair loss is a normal part of the healing process and nothing to worry about. 🙌

🤔 Does the Method Used in a Hair Transplant Make a Difference?

Yes, the technique used in a hair transplant can significantly affect the outcome. Here are the three most common methods:

• 🌱 FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction): Individual hair follicles are extracted and transplanted. Minimally invasive, with small scars and average recovery time.
• ✂️ FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation): A strip of skin is removed and dissected into grafts. Can provide a high number of grafts but may leave a linear scar.
• 💉 DHI (Direct Hair Implantation): Hair is extracted and implanted using a special pen, without incisions. Fast recovery and natural-looking results.

Each method has its advantages and is chosen based on your hair loss pattern, donor quality, and personal preferences. The experience of the surgeon and the method used play a major role in achieving high density and natural results. 👨‍⚕️