I'm 29 years old and have too many white hairs. After hair transplant, will I get natural black hairs again?

Question

Jae Pak, MD · Answer

Grey or white hair is a genetic trait.  Transplanting hairs will not make your hairs black as the black donor hairs will also turn white.

Christopher Varona, DO · Answer

Rarely I have seen transplanted hairs grow in a little darker in the initial first year or so, but they always resume the color they were before being transplanted.

Emrah Cinik, MD · Answer

if the extracted hair is grey, so it will grow in grey. If the extracted hair is black, so it will grow in black. Hair transplant means tranferring the hair grafts from your donor area to your bald areas, we have no influence on your hair colour.

William Rassman, MD (retired) · Answer

Transplanting white hairs give you white hair not black ones. To get it black, you have to use dyes to change the color

I'm 29 years old and have too many white hairs. After hair transplant, will I get natural black hairs again?

Answers (4)

Answer: Transplanting white hairs

Answer: Transplanting white hairs

Recommended reading

Everything you need to know about Hair Transplant

Our mission is to create a world where every investment in modern beauty is Worth It.

I'm 29 years old and have too many white hairs. After hair transplant, will I get natural black hairs again?

Answers (4)

Answer: Transplanting white hairs

Answer: Transplanting white hairs

Browse related questions

Recommended reading

Everything you need to know about Hair Transplant

Our mission is to create a world where every investment in modern beauty is Worth It.