Hair Transplant · Page 2
FUE, FUT and DHI explained: candidacy, recovery, risks and questions to ask before surgery.
Poor growth after a hair transplant: possible reasons
Hair transplant growth takes time, and early disappointment is common. But sometimes results really are below expectations. Here are the possible reasons, the timeline to judge fairly, and the next steps.
Eyebrow transplant: how it works and who it suits
An eyebrow transplant moves scalp hair to the brows. It can look natural in the right person, but the cause of brow loss matters, and transplanted hairs need trimming. Here is how it works and who it may suit.
Beard transplant: what to know before you decide
Beard transplants have become more popular as people look for fuller facial hair. Here is how the procedure works, what makes results look natural, who may be a candidate, and the trade-offs to weigh first.
Hairline design in hair transplants: why natural matters
The hairline is the first thing people notice after a hair transplant. A natural design respects facial proportions, future hair loss and limited donor hair. Here is what goes into it and what to ask.
Hair transplant consultation: 15 questions to ask
A hair transplant consultation is your chance to judge the plan, the team and the risks before you commit. These 15 questions help you get clear, useful answers.
Sapphire FUE: what the term means
Sapphire FUE is widely advertised, but it is not a separate kind of hair transplant. It refers to the blade used to make recipient sites. Here is what the term means and what matters more for your result.
Unshaven (no-shave) FUE: pros and trade-offs
No-shave FUE lets people keep their hair length during a transplant, which can make recovery more discreet. But it is technically harder and often slower. Here are the pros, trade-offs and questions to ask.
Shock loss after a hair transplant: what it is
Shock loss is temporary shedding of existing hair after a hair transplant. It can be alarming, but it is usually temporary. Here is what it is, who seems more at risk, and what to do.
Washing your hair after a transplant: general guidance
The first weeks after a hair transplant are when grafts are most fragile. Washing gently and at the right time protects them and helps the scalp heal. Here is general guidance, always secondary to your surgeon's instructions.
Hair transplant for the crown: special considerations
Thinning at the crown is common, but transplanting it raises its own questions: how hair grows there, how much donor hair to use, and what happens if loss keeps spreading. Here is what to discuss before choosing crown surgery.