Surgical Hair Restoration

When hair loss is a part of your life, you may think about the many options to restore your hair, and have a healthy head of hair again. There are so many things that may be able to help you with hair regrowth or replacement. One of those options is to have surgical hair restoration.

• Along with the shampoos, pills, massaging oils, and supplements that are available, there is also the option of having surgery for hair restoration:
• Hair transplant surgery: Hair transplant surgery may be something to consider if you have some balding at the crown, or thinning at the hair line. Hair is taken from the back of the head, usually from the under part of the hair. It is transplanted by graphs, to the areas that need more coverage. There is generally a good response to transplanted hair, since it comes from your own head. There may be minor pain following hair transplant surgery, and some scabbing in the area the graphs were done in. The scabs should heal within a week or so.
• Scalp reduction surgery: Scalp reduction surgery is removing part of the bald area of the scalp, and stretching the hair covered part over where the bald part used to be. This procedure is sometimes done in combination with hair transplant surgery.
• Eyebrow or eyelash surgery: This is often done to fix an injured area. If there has been an accident or some trauma to the eye area, hair may be lost. It can be replaced surgically.

When you are considering surgical hair restoration, it is very important to consider all options available. Surgery is never something that should be entered into lightly, and should be the last resort.

If you decide to have surgical hair restoration, do your homework and find the best possible doctor to advise you.

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