Hair transplantation treatments may be performed to reduce or completely heal pattern baldness. There two master questions that most people who suffer from a balding head:
- Does Transplanted Hair Grow Back?
- Does Transplanted Hair Fall Out?
If you would like to get the answers to these questions, you need to figure what’s really behind your hair loss. People, especially men may suffer from pattern baldness and if the individual’s hair is predisposed to fall out, there is no way to treat such condition.
The very first thing to do before hair transplantation is reducing or stopping the hair loss. If you manage to stop the hair loss and stabilize the scalp’s daily circulation, you may reconsider your choice about getting a hair transplantation procedure.
Another thing that people would like to know about is if the transplanted hair grows back or not. The answer is an easy one actually if the transplanted hair doesn’t grow back, it would be nothing more than just a wig. So, the answer is yes, the transplanted hair grows back and it is not predisposed to fall out that much if your genetics are not coded that way.
How Long Does It Take To Grow?
After the patient’s surgery is completed, the full recovery needs at least 8 – 9 months to grow the transplanted hair back. The new hair doesn’t grow from the start to its final state, it generally falls out and begins growing from the scalp again. People generally worry about the first fall-out of their newly transplanted hair thinking that it’s balding again. However, that’s not true, it is something like a skin-shedding snake. It’s just that the hair falls out and make a fresh start by growing from its roots again.
As time passes by, the patient’s new hair density increases. People share their photos showing the growth in their hair. The previous patient’s final state of photos representing their fully-grown hair is the most reliable evidence for those who would like to get a hair transplantation procedure in the future.
