Hair Transplant change parting direction?

Hello,

That’s not a silly question at all—it’s actually a very insightful one! A hair transplant, when performed correctly, will not change the way your hair parts naturally. During the procedure, we carefully angle and place the transplanted hairs to match the natural direction and flow of your existing hair, including the way you style and part it.

If you comb your hair from left to right, the transplanted hairs at the front will be aligned to maintain that same direction, ensuring a seamless and natural look. A skilled surgeon takes these details into account to ensure you’re happy with the final result.

Best regards,
Dr. Marco Barusco

This isn’t a silly question at all, and it’s great that you’re thinking ahead about how the transplant might affect your hair's natural flow! In a hair transplant, the direction in which the hair is implanted plays a significant role in achieving a natural look. The good news is that an experienced hair surgeon will take great care to match the angle, direction, and density of your transplanted hairs to blend seamlessly with your natural hair pattern, including how your hair parts.
During the procedure, the surgeon creates tiny incisions (recipient sites) in the scalp, and the angle of these incisions dictates how the transplanted hair will grow. If your natural part is from left to right, the surgeon will align the transplanted grafts to follow that same direction. It’s very unlikely that transplanted hairs would suddenly change the parting direction unless placed incorrectly.
To avoid any concerns about mismatched hair direction, it’s important to discuss your preferences with your surgeon during the planning phase. A skilled surgeon will take into account your existing hair flow and ensure the newly transplanted hair follows the same path. This way, your part and overall look will remain consistent with what you’re used to!

Hair transplantation does not change the direction and the angles of your existing hairs.But while transplanting ,hair grafts can be implanted in any direction or angle(unfortunately sometimes in a wrong way artistically and scienticifally because of lack of exprience or concentration on the surgery)..despite the fact that there is general pattern in frontal zone about direction ,everybody is not the same.I personally follow the direction pattern of existing hairs (they are quiding me) so that the results are closer to natural..If the patients do not want the opposite of course).I hope it helps..