Hair Transplant: Stories

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I'm sorry to hear you have had such a bad run of things. However I'm going to have to clarify/correct your statement a bit. A hair transplant done CORRECTLY is almost always permanent. But this assumes many things. First it assumes that your surgeon is taking donor hair from the correct places. You see, for men who suffer from typical male pattern baldness, it is genetically pre-determined which of your hair follicles are going to be more susceptible to this type of hair loss. For most men, these "inferior" follicles are typically on the top of the head (which is why you see quite often see older men who are mostly bald up top, but have a permanent ring of hair around the back of their heads until the day they die). These follicles in the back are NOT genetically pre-determined to be sensitive to the triggers of male pattern baldness, and are typically very strong and permanent hair growers. Assuming your surgeon can correctly anticipate which regions of your scalp these more permanent follicles reside in, and assuming he ONLY transplants follicles from these regions, and assuming he performs the transplants skillfully without damaging the follicles, then they will be permanent hair producing follicles no matter where they are relocated to on your head. (Again, like I said, there are many assumptions there.) Even still however, if that is all done correctly, there are still many unrelated factors than can lead to hair loss of even permanent follicles, such as stress, hormonal imbalances, inflammation or skin conditions of the scalp, or environmental toxicities, etc. All in all, hair restoration is a very complicated science, and each individual's case is completely unique. However making a blanket statement that hair transplants are not permanent is simply inaccurate and false.