Do doctors tend to avoid transplanting hairs in the temporal peaks? I had FUT surgery done about a year ago to fix my hairline. Approx 1800 grafts but nothing to the temples. I see a lot of pictures where people have had the temporal areas done but it looks obvious that they were transplanted. Should I avoid doing my temples in the future? 32 years old
April 3, 2018
Answer: Temporal area Good question. Certainly, the temporal area can be transplanted. However, the hairline should remain age appropriate. Also, if the temporal area is grafted, one must be sure to blend properly to combat potential future thinning. In addition, often the orientation of the grafts are more acutely angles here. Orientation should be respected. In other words, make sure you go to someone who can create a natural, long lasting result.
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April 3, 2018
Answer: Temporal area Good question. Certainly, the temporal area can be transplanted. However, the hairline should remain age appropriate. Also, if the temporal area is grafted, one must be sure to blend properly to combat potential future thinning. In addition, often the orientation of the grafts are more acutely angles here. Orientation should be respected. In other words, make sure you go to someone who can create a natural, long lasting result.
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April 3, 2018
Answer: Not really need to avoid areas Thank you for your question. The temporal area can be trickier but isnt generally avoided. It does depend on the hair growth pattern and the current state of the scalp; where the hair loss is prevalent and the overall current density. With your hair transplant, it might well be that 1800 hairs was sufficient for what was carried out but for further coverage more hair would be needed.The temporal areas can look obvious but if they are placed with enough density and in the correct direction for growth, then the result can be quite goodI hope this is helpful for youBWRohit SethPlastic, reconstructive, aesthetic and hair transplant surgery
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April 3, 2018
Answer: Not really need to avoid areas Thank you for your question. The temporal area can be trickier but isnt generally avoided. It does depend on the hair growth pattern and the current state of the scalp; where the hair loss is prevalent and the overall current density. With your hair transplant, it might well be that 1800 hairs was sufficient for what was carried out but for further coverage more hair would be needed.The temporal areas can look obvious but if they are placed with enough density and in the correct direction for growth, then the result can be quite goodI hope this is helpful for youBWRohit SethPlastic, reconstructive, aesthetic and hair transplant surgery
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