Hair transplants

Can you get a dense hair with hair transplants? Luckily for you, the short answe is “Yes, you can get a dense hair with hair transplants“. But now you may have more question like “Will it look natural?”, “How dense?” or even “How much?”. In this article you’ll probably find answers for majority of your questions.

Will it look natural? The look of transplanted hair depends much on your surgeon and the surgical technique chosen. Most commonly, direct hair implantation gives the best results. To ensure, that your surgeon is professional with this technique, ask him how many of these operation he has already performed and if they were successful. And better try to find some testimonials. You may even contact some of his clients. Follicular unit extraction with surgical implantation and strip graft procedures also give quite satisfactory results.

You should get a very natural-looking hair, so consult not only one specialist when it comes to hair transplantation. Always insist on seeing before-and-after pictures and having testimonials from previous patients. Avoid surgeons who will refuse or try to hide these pictures and his patients. You have to be dead serious - it’s your face, your hair your head. The best way to get natural-looking and dense hairline with hair transplants is to find the best transplantation surgeon out there, are carefully listen to all his/her recommendations.

How dense? An average hair density is about 180 hairs per square inch. Sometimes, good quality hair transplants can achieve this density. There are several factors, that influence the result of transplantation:

1) The number of your own hairs. New hairs will be transplanted between your current hairs, so the amout of the existing hairs will increase the potential density.

2) How much donor hair do you have? If you have small hair all over your head, you probably won’t have enough donor hair for hair transplantation to get required density. But with modern technologies, hair can be taken from other places of your body or even cloned. It’s only the matter of money.

3) Is your hair still thining? If so, doctor will determine how much donor hair to use for current operation, and how much to save for further procedures.

Be ready, that your new transplanted hair won’t look so dense as it was when you were teen. But still, satisfactory density and natural-look is achievable.