Thursday 13 June 2013

Can Hair Transplant Grow Hair on Areas Other Than Scalp?

1350281115418 Hair transplant is the only procedure that plants hair follicles or hair grafts to an area where they are needed. There are multiple benefits of growing hair through this technique. An incredible benefit is that your new hair look exactly like your old hair and no one can ever point a slight difference in the two. As transplanted hair follow normal hair cycle they are permanent and naturally-growing.

Although widely used to restore hair on scalp, it is not the only area where hair can be grown through hair transplant. In fact, you can transplant
· Eyebrows
· Eyelashes
· Beard hair
· Moustache
· Chest hair
· Pubic hair
You might not know that growing hair on scalp was not the target of early hair transplant surgeons. Rather, they wanted to restore damaged areas of eyebrows and eyelashes through small grafts. In fact, it was 1950s when first efforts to treat male pattern baldness through hair transplant were made. The donor grafts were extracted from areas that were considered to be resistant to balding. Firstly, it was thought that the transplanted hair would sustain as long as the rest of the hair do at the recipient site. Later, it was found that transplanted hairs inherit their characteristics from the donor area and grow as long as they would have at the donor site.
Benefits of hair transplant
· It is a minimally invasive procedure.
· It grows natural looking hair.
· Transplanted hairs do not fall off.
· New hairs grow as long as the rest of the hair and follow same cyclic pattern.
· It is used not only to plant hair on scalp but to plant them on other areas on body as well.
· Transplanted hairs do not require extra care. They grow well with your normal hair care routine.
Hair transplant is the right answer if you want to grow hair on scalp or on any other area. Now you do not need to worry for hair loss from any region of your body. Hair restoration will definitely give you new hair. Drop an email if you want to know more about the surgery.















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