Encyclopedia Hair Transplant

Successful hair transplantation is not defined by how results look in the first year, but by how well they hold up over time. Long-term planning...

Hairline design is one of the most critical elements in hair transplantation. Even with excellent graft survival and density, an improperly designed hairline can immediately...

Female pattern hair loss presents differently from male pattern baldness and requires a separate classification system. The Ludwig Scale is the most widely used method...

Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) can be performed using either manual or motorized tools. While both approaches aim to safely isolate intact follicular units, they differ...

A mega session hair transplant refers to performing a very large number of graft extractions and implantations within a single surgical session. While this approach...

One of the most decisive factors in the perceived success of a hair transplant is whether the hairline appears natural or artificial. Even with high...

The Norwood Scale is the most widely used classification system for describing male pattern hair loss. It provides a standardized way to identify the extent...

The safe donor area concept is one of the most important principles in modern hair transplantation. It defines which regions of the scalp can provide...

One of the most common questions in hair restoration is whether a hair transplant can be completed in a single session or should be planned...

A hair transplant is a medical surgical procedure that restores hair in areas affected by permanent hair loss by relocating a person’s own hair follicles...

Hair transplantation is a powerful restorative procedure, but it is not universally appropriate. In some cases, surgery may be ineffective, unsafe, or ethically inappropriate. Understanding...