Encyclopedia Hair Transplant

3D hairline simulation is a digital planning tool used in hair transplantation to visualize potential hairline designs before surgery. By modeling facial anatomy and proposed...

Age is one of the most influential factors in hair transplant planning. While hair transplantation can technically be performed at many ages, the long-term success...

AI hair analysis refers to the use of artificial intelligence–based software systems to evaluate hair and scalp characteristics during hair transplant planning. These tools aim...

Beard to scalp hair transplant is a specialized form of body hair transplantation in which follicles harvested from the beard region are implanted into the...

Bleeding after hair transplant refers to postoperative blood leakage from donor or recipient areas following surgical hair restoration. Mild bleeding is a normal physiological response...

Body hair transplant (BHT) is a specialized technique in hair restoration that involves harvesting hair follicles from non-scalp areas to supplement limited scalp donor supply....

Channel opening depth is a critical yet often overlooked variable in hair transplantation. Even with correct graft angle and density, improper depth can compromise graft...

Cobblestoning after hair transplant refers to an uneven, bumpy texture of the scalp that develops around implanted grafts. The surface may resemble cobblestone pavement, which...

Hair transplantation strategies vary significantly depending on the area being treated. The frontal hairline and the crown (vertex) differ anatomically, aesthetically, and biologically. Understanding these...

Crown whorl design is one of the most technically demanding aspects of hair transplantation. Unlike the frontal hairline, the crown (vertex) features a spiral growth...

Cysts after hair transplant are small, localized swellings that may develop in the donor or recipient areas during the healing or regrowth phase. They are...

Direct Hair Implantation (DHI) is an implantation technique designed to place hair grafts directly into the scalp using specialized pen-like devices. While often marketed as...