Q1. Is hair transplant permanent?▾
Yes, transplanted hair is usually permanent and grows naturally for a lifetime in most cases.
Q2. Does the procedure hurt?▾
Hair transplant is done under local anesthesia, so the procedure is painless. Minor discomfort may occur post-surgery.
Q3. How long does it take to see results?▾
Initial hair growth starts in 3β4 months. Full results are usually visible in 9β12 months.
Q4. Are there any side effects?▾
Some swelling, redness, or itching may occur, but these are temporary and subside within a few days.
Q5. What is the recovery time?▾
Most patients resume work in 2β3 days. Full recovery including scalp healing takes about 7β10 days.
Q6. Will it look natural?▾
Yes. When performed by experienced professionals, the result looks completely natural and blends with existing hair.
Q7. Am I a good candidate for hair transplant?▾
You may be a candidate if you have healthy donor hair and are experiencing permanent hair loss. A consultation will confirm eligibility.
Q8. What is the difference between FUE and FUT?▾
FUE involves extracting individual follicles, while FUT involves removing a strip of scalp. FUE is less invasive with quicker healing.
Q9. Can women get hair transplants?▾
Yes, women with permanent hair thinning or pattern baldness may benefit from hair transplants.
Q10. How much does a hair transplant cost?▾
Cost depends on the number of grafts and technique used. A personalized consultation will provide accurate pricing.
Q11. Will the transplanted hair fall out again?▾
Transplanted hair is resistant to DHT, the hormone responsible for hair loss, so it usually does not fall out again.
Q12. Are follow-up visits necessary?▾
Yes, follow-ups help track healing and growth progress. Your surgeon will guide the schedule after the procedure.