Due to various reasons such as hormonal disorder, seasonal cycles, iron or vitamin deficiency, genetic predisposition, people experience hair loss. It is considered normal for adult individuals to shed 50-100 strands per day. Hair strands, which have a certain natural cycle, fall out on their own every 4-6 years, and then healthier hair comes out from the hair follicles.
Hair transplantation is a natural and permanent solution to the problem of thinning and baldness in people with hair loss. The process of transferring healthy hair follicles to areas where the hair follicle is no longer active and where balding occurs, using microsurgical methods is called hair transplantation. In hair transplantation, the patient’s own healthy hair is added to the spilled area.
Hair transplantation is planned and applied completely individually. In this procedure, which is performed by specialists in the clinic room under sterile conditions, the openings that usually occur on the crown and forehead are treated by taking the hair follicles from the stronger areas one by one and transplanting them to the needed places after local anesthesia.
This process is not painful and can take about 6-7 hours depending on the size of the area to be planted. It is extremely important that the technique applied is correct, that the newly transplanted hair adapts to the scalp and grows in a healthy way. After the operation, it is recommended that the person rest at home for a few days and not go out. A few weeks after hair transplantation, the hair will fall out, but the hair follicles will remain in place.
After these hairs are shed, new hair will grow from the hair follicles that have settled into the skin in a healthy way. The aim of hair transplantation; it is to give a permanent hairy appearance in a natural way that will not be obvious where the planting is done in the head area.
Hair transplantation is actually a minor surgical operation. With the hair transplantation application, the person’s own hair is permanently gained as if it has never been lost.
