Articles on hair loss, hair transplants and recovery, written by our editorial team. General information, not a diagnosis; individual results vary.
A hair transplant tends to be worth it when your hair loss is the inherited pattern type, your donor area can cover the part that bothers you, and you want a fuller look rather than the density you once had. If the loss is sudden, fast or unexplained, waiting is usually the wiser choice.
Read the articleHair plugs were an older way of doing a hair transplant: sections of hair were moved into the thinning area, and in time they could look unnatural. A transplant today rests on the same idea of moving your own hair, but in small natural groups called follicular units, so it is not the same thing.
Read the articleHair transplant aftercare mistakes are mostly small slips in the first two weeks: scratching, washing too hard or skipping washes, sleeping flat, and going back to the gym, the sun or a tight cap too soon. Later on, the usual slip is judging the result before it has matured. Your team's written instructions always come first.
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