Hair transplant procedures are the best methods for those who’ve been suffering from massive hair loss during their early ages. Hair transplantation is not a treatment for hair loss but it is best to provide a good hair density on the balding scalp. The success rate of hair transplant procedures may depend on the candidates, methods used during procedures, surgeons, and the equipment as well. However, the most important thing when it comes to talking about the success of a hair transplant is associated with the eligibility of the candidate. The success rate of a hair transplant procedure is always associated with the possible hair loss after the procedure. Some patients claim that their hair falls out after some time during their recovery at home. Why hair falls out after hair transplant does not mean that your hair transplant has failed.
Most hair transplant procedures are performed on short hair follicles just to provide a better comfort to both surgeons and patients. After the procedures, the patients are expected to spend their early recovery time in their houses. The hair strands generally fall out after they grow longer. However, this is generally concluded by most patients that their hair starts falling out one more time. This is completely untrue because the scalp does not recognize the hair follicles in the first place. Since the hair follicles are targeted by the scalp, they eventually fall out.
Will My Hair Grow Again?
Your hair will absolutely grow again but this time you will have to wait for a long time to fully recover your fallen hair strands. Experts say that it could take up to 9 months for your scalp to recover its full density.
Some of your hair strands may fall out and regrow again during your complete recovery. You will watch your hair regaining its total density as time goes by.
