Can I get hair transplant in areas with white or thinning hair, or do I need to be completely bald?

Thank you for your inquiry! Neograft, a hair transplant procedure can be performed on thinning hair or receding hairlines. You do not have to be bald to be a candidate. We would love to sit down with you in person and discuss your concerns and your options. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to assist you in reaching your goals!

Of course! Here’s a more neutral and informative response:

You don’t need to be completely bald in an area to be eligible for a hair transplant. Many patients with thinning hair, especially in the hairline and crown, undergo transplants successfully. The key factor is assessing whether the existing hair in those areas is too weak or miniaturized, as that can affect long-term results.

Thinning hair, especially when it turns finer and lighter in color, can indicate progressive hair loss. A proper evaluation would determine whether a transplant is suitable or if other treatments might be more effective in maintaining and restoring density.

You don't need to be completely bald to be a candidate for a hair transplant. Hair transplants can be performed in areas with thinning hair or where hair has become fine and sparse, including areas with white or gray hair. The procedure involves transplanting hair follicles from a donor area (typically the back or sides of the head where hair is more resistant to thinning) to the areas experiencing hair loss or thinning.

It's important to consult with a qualified dermatologist or hair restoration specialist who can assess your specific situation and discuss the best options for you. They can evaluate the health of your hair and scalp, consider your hair restoration goals, and recommend the most appropriate treatment plan.

Best wishes on your journey to addressing your hair concerns.