Hair Transplant or Hair Transplant, Micro hair transplant

Hair Transplant or Hair Transplant

This therapeutic approach allows permanent results to be obtained, since the displaced hair maintains the characteristics of their place of origin (nape) and therefore no longer falls out or falls very late in the years (Orentreich dominance phenomenon) The number of hairs, or better the number of follicular units that can be implanted in a single Hair Transplant operation is normally between 1500 and 2500, although it is theoretically possible to reach much higher numbers (3000 or even 4000). importance to the number of hair transplanted per session, it is good to keep in mind that generally the result obtained with a Hair Transplant in two sessions of 1500 hairs carried out a few months apart, is higher in density and naturalness than an achievable Hair Transplant with a single session of 3000 hairs, in particular if the area to be thickened is not very large. elli transplanted, the hair transplant surgery, or FUE hair transplant, is performed under local anesthesia without hospitalization, and has a very short convalescence period; already 24 hours after its execution the visible signs are limited to small crusts in correspondence of the grafts and a modest swelling in the eyelid area Candidate for baldness surgery or a hair transplant, can be defined as who, man or woman, starting from eighteen years old, has detected permanent hair loss (insulin-dependent diabetics and severe heart patients are excluded from the operation) .Surgical thickening is justified even in the presence of a small thinned area, especially if the subject experiences severe discomfort and as an element of disestimation.Often the surgeon has to carry out a hair transplant, or a FUE hair transplant, to patients even very young, with baldness still in progression.It is important that the surgeon honestly expose the limits of the obtainable thickening, and avoid using all the hair of the donation area to recreate, for example in a young man, an attack ideal but too advanced cature.The aesthetic result of this strategy could be catastrophic years later when, as baldness progresses, the hair immediately after the transplanted hair will fall out (which instead, coming from the nape of the neck, will persist): at that point, without usable hair in the donation area, there would be very little to do to correct the mistake of the first Hair Transplant. Although hair transplantation, or FUE hair transplantation, does not require by its nature, large preliminary investigations, many surgeons prescribe some routine preoperative tests: blood count, transaminases, markers of hepatitis B and C and HIV, tests coagulation, ECG It is important that the surgeon is aware of any drugs taken by the patient, the components of which may interact with the bleeding or with the drugs used in the surgical session.

The patient is asked about any allergies (to latex for example) or toxic reactions to anesthetics and medicaments that can be used during the surgical session. On the same day of the surgery, the preoperative photographs are taken, the personalized operating plan is reviewed and possibly re-evaluated and compiled during the preliminary visit.

Currently, the most used surgical techniques in the field of hair transplantation are: hair micro-transplantation and the reduction of the bald area (simple or with a Frechet extender).

Even if the micro-hair transplant predominates over the scalp reduction technique, the best result, however, is obtained by knowing both surgical possibilities and indicating the best (or indicating both) for the patient's situation. A major baldness (VI degree of Hamilton / Noorwood, low density of the donor area) can often obtain a good aesthetic result only with a combined technique.

Micro hair transplant

The preliminary visit to the intervention is used to evaluate a person who wants to undergo a hair transplant, check their general, dermatological and psychological state of health, evaluate the possibility that they can undergo baldness surgery (choice of the type of intervention and consequent evaluations). All aspects of the intervention are explained to the likely patient, including his real expectations. The assessment of the density of the donor area is one of the fundamental elements for suitability for autotransplantation.