Can I have a hair transplant? I have recurrent folliculitis and red area

Based on the frontotemporal recession and lack of hair loss in the rest of the scalp you are currently a Norwood Class 2.

Theoretically, it may be possible, but it’s by no means as straightforward as it sounds. First, your donor area now has scar and scarred area does not “take up” grafts as well as non scarred areas. So it’s possible the grafts won’t take all that well. Second, it’s important to keep in mind tha...

You and your surgeon can determine what blends in the best. You’ll probably want to aim for 40-45 follicular units per square centimetre density which works out to about 250-285 on each side. That’s assuming you don’t want to put any outside of the triangles. Another 100-on each side is ideal...

Hi There, Hair transplantation is a great option for patients who want hair to the scalp or other areas of their body. Usually the donor site is the back of the head. There are two types of hair transplants, follicular hair transplant (FUT) and follicular hair extraction (FUE). FUT involves a...

I think you are a candidate for FUE hair transplant in experienced hands. Because of hair is thin , covarage effect of restoration would be less compare to a thick hair one . Please remember that the result of the hair restoration surgery depends on the hair quality...

If the size of your forehead is what is bothering you, you may be a good candidate for forehead reduction surgery where the hairline is lowered. It is best to wait until your late 20s or early 30s to have a hair transplant. The reason for this is that your hair loss pattern isn’t stabilized u...