Frequently Asked Questions

The recovery process varies from patient to patient, but most individuals can resume their normal activities within a few days to a week after the surgery. You may experience some swelling, redness, and scabbing in the donor and recipient areas, which typically subside within 1 to 2 weeks. Our team will provide you with detailed post-operative instructions to facilitate a smooth recovery.

It's important to have realistic expectations regarding the timeline for hair growth after a transplant. Initially, the transplanted hair may shed within the first few weeks, which is a normal part of the process. New hair growth typically begins within 3 to 4 months, with noticeable improvements becoming evident within 6 to 12 months post-procedure. Full results can take up to 18 months to achieve.

Yes, the results of a hair transplant are considered permanent. The transplanted hair follicles are genetically resistant to the hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which is responsible for hair loss in conditions such as male pattern baldness. However, it's important to note that while the transplanted hair is permanent, natural hair loss progression may continue in other areas of the scalp over time.

Like any surgical procedure, hair transplant surgery carries a minimal risk of complications, such as infection, bleeding, scarring, or uneven hair growth. However, these risks are rare, especially when the procedure is performed by experienced professionals in a sterile environment. Our team takes every precaution to minimize risks and ensure your safety throughout the process.

The cost of a hair transplant depends on various factors, including the technique used, the extent of hair loss. During your consultation, we will provide you with a personalized treatment plan, including a detailed breakdown of the costs involved. We also offer financing options to help make hair restoration accessible and affordable for our patients.

Yes, hair transplant surgery can be an effective solution for women experiencing hair thinning or hair loss. Female pattern hair loss, hormonal imbalances, and other factors can contribute to hair loss in women, and hair transplant surgery can help restore density and volume to the affected areas. Our team specializes in addressing the unique needs of female patients and can provide customized treatment plans to suit your goals.

Scheduling a consultation with our team is easy! Simply contact us through our website or give us a call, and our friendly staff will assist you in booking an appointment at your convenience. During your consultation, we will evaluate your hair loss concerns, discuss your goals and expectations, and recommend the most suitable treatment options for you.

Yes, they will start falling out 1-4 weeks after the procedure and generally are finished falling out after 4-5 weeks. New growth will start at 12 weeks and generally increase at a rate of 10% per month.

You can take normal shower 10 days after the procedure.

Approximately 1 year, as you do not want direct sunlight to the area while follicles are still regenerating. Wear head covering (baseball cap, sun cap, fedora, etc.) when you are expecting to be outdoors for prolonged time.

Wait at least one month to swim, and you must use a swimmer’s cap at that time.

You can start doing light exercise after 1 month (jogging, cardio, light weightlifting). No heavy weightlifting until 3 months post procedure. Be sure to wash your head or shower after your workouts.

No, however, sweating can lead to infection, which is why it is recommended that you wait for the aforementioned time period, and ease yourself into it.

One month after the procedure. Use scissors only on the recipient/grafted area.

After about 3 months, your transplanted hairs will begin to grow, about 10%. After 6 months about 50%, at 9 months about 75%, and between 12-18 months will be 100% growth.

1 year, and use organic dyes, nothing with harsh chemicals.

It generally takes about 1 week from the day of the procedure, but it can vary patient to patient. It also depends on the size of the area, the number of grafts implanted, length of procedure, and how upright you sleep.

It varies patient to patient. Some patients have no numbness, while others may have numbness that lasts for a few weeks to a few months.

It varies patient to patient. The redness should fade gradually as the grafts fall out. Should be between 2-4 weeks, though can last for a few months depending on skin tone. The Minoxidil/betamethasone spray can help with this as well.

This depends on the density of your donor area, and is individualized for you by your physician.

Yes, 10% of people may get pimples.

10 days after the procedure.

At least 9-12 months; we recommend waiting 1 year.

After 10 days you can wear a loose fitting, clean or brand-new baseball cap or fedora. Make sure that it does not touch the grafts. Make sure the hat is not made of wool.

Yes, if it is raining or snowing, or if you will have prolonged sun exposure.