
Hair Transplant
How Long Does Hair Transplant Last?
I am sure whoever has heard about the hair transplant will be asking, “Does a hair transplant last forever? How long does hair restoration last?” We are often asked these same questions. Here’s good news for all of you! Whoever plans to put an end to their hair loss by opting for a hair transplant will surely experience long-lasting results. Yes, you have heard it right!
Fue Hair transplantation is the permanent solution to your hair loss problem
. But there are many factors that play a significant role in delivering a long-lasting result. This article outlines those significant factors in detail.
Know with Us How Much Life Happens?
Theoretically speaking, a hair transplant can last permanently. It’s because the hair follicles used for transplantation are genetically programmed to continue their growth. However, factors such as age, lifestyle, type of hair, and the extent of hair loss originally can have a drastic effect on the lifespan of the transplanted hair. In several cases, you may require more than one procedure to achieve the desired results. The longevity of a hair transplant depends on factors such as proper aftercare, individual healing response, and surgeon expertise.
Before getting into all these factors in detail, let us understand how hair transplantation works. Longevity varies for everyone.
What Happens During Hair Transplantation?
At the Care Well Medical Centre, we perform
hair transplantation
in two methods:
- Follicular Unit Transplant/Strip (FUT)
- Follicular Unit Extraction/Excision (FUE)
Both of these procedures deliver great results, despite using different techniques for graft harvesting. In the FUT process, the hair surgeon removes a strip of hair from the back of your head. This strip will be divided into tiny grafts of individual follicular units composed of 1-4 hairs. FUE Hair transplant surgery using body or beard hair combined with scalp hair got an overall score of satisfaction (8.3/10) with an average follow-up of 2.9 years [1]. The FUE technique extracts individual follicular units directly from the scalp with the help of a 0.8mm to 1mm manual or motorized punch device. After harvesting the grafts, the surgeon implants them in the bald areas as tiny incisions. The surgeon should undertake this process carefully and precisely to create a natural look that seamlessly blends with the original hair. The FUE technique leaves a series of tiny dot scars in the donor portion. But the FUT leaves a linear scar. Both of these scars are not readily visible to the unaided eye. Anyway, your head will be free of these scabs between 10 and 15 days after your surgery.


