Anxiety is a natural human reaction, especially before cosmetic surgery, such as hair transplantation. In addition, the satisfaction obtained through a successful hair transplant exceeds patient expectations. If you are considering having a hair transplantEUF, you will need to find out about the procedure. It will be beneficial to familiarize yourself with the possible problems you may encounter and how to prevent them.
We conducted an analysis of unsuccessful hair transplant surgeries from all over the world and even though the patients who had undergone hair restoration surgery were different, they were all dissatisfied with the results. We have identified the 5 main causes of dissatisfaction among these patients.
What could be the possible causes of hair transplant failure?
1. The surgeon’s inexperience
Practice perfects the person. Hence the expression “We learn by doing” totally applies to hair transplantation. FUE hair transplantation methods orDHIare meticulous procedures that require considerable perseverance. It takes a lot of time and effort to master this skill and it is not a desirable condition for a patient to be designated as an “experimental subject”. In some cases, the hair transplant is performed by an inexperienced surgeon, so the transplant does not take place properly, resulting in the failure of the procedure. Yet, implantation of grafts is one of the most important steps in hair transplantation and plays a crucial role in the final appearance of patients’ hair after hair restoration surgery. Experienced doctors know how to effectively demarcate the donor area. Less experienced doctors are prone to make mistakes when predicting the donor area for hair transplantation. If doctors perform an incorrect extraction at the donor area and the non-donor areas, the unfavorable results of a wrong procedure will eventually reflect at the latter two. The initial donor site in hair transplant surgery from which healthy follicles are extracted is the back of the patient’s head. Additionally, beard and chest peas can be used as additional resources. in hair transplant surgery, in which healthy follicles are extracted, is the back of the patient’s head. Additionally, beard and chest peas can be used as additional resources. in hair transplant surgery, in which healthy follicles are extracted, is the back of the patient’s head. Additionally, beard and chest peas can be used as additional resources.
With proper planning and transplantation, hair from the back of the patient’s head, used alone or in combination with other body hair as part of the treatment, will yield natural-looking results. Hair follicles extracted from different donor areas by improper techniques can lead to drastic results. Nevertheless, overexploitation of grafts performed by inexperienced surgeons can cause significant damage to the donor area. In turn, this can give rise to a drastic result which is equivalent to baldness. The term “overexploitation” refers to the excessive harvesting of grafts extracted from the donor area. This condition frequently leads to an appearance that tends to look like large missing areas or thinning hair in the lower part of the scalp. Experience is an important factor in operations requiring a complex knowledge of technique. When looking for a FUE or DHI hair transplant surgeon, the experience of the surgeon should be one of the factors to consider. Don’t risk being the “subject” of a trial and error analysis of a hair transplant clinic. Your assessment should be based on the specialist’s years of experience as a hair transplant surgeon, as well as comments and testimonials from former patients. Experience is an important factor in operations requiring a complex knowledge of technique. When looking for a FUE or DHI hair transplant surgeon, the experience of the surgeon should be one of the factors to consider. Don’t risk being the “subject” of a trial and error analysis of a hair transplant clinic. Your assessment should be based on the specialist’s years of experience as a hair transplant surgeon, as well as comments and testimonials from former patients. Experience is an important factor in operations requiring a complex knowledge of technique. When looking for a FUE or DHI hair transplant surgeon, the experience of the surgeon should be one of the factors to consider. Don’t risk being the “subject” of a trial and error analysis of a hair transplant clinic. Your assessment should be based on the specialist’s years of experience as a hair transplant surgeon, as well as comments and testimonials from former patients. Don’t risk being the “subject” of a trial and error analysis of a hair transplant clinic. Your assessment should be based on the specialist’s years of experience as a hair transplant surgeon, as well as comments and testimonials from former patients. Don’t risk being the “subject” of a trial and error analysis of a hair transplant clinic. Your assessment should be based on the specialist’s years of experience as a hair transplant surgeon, as well as comments and testimonials from former patients.
2. Insufficient postoperative care
Taking care of yourself after the hair transplant procedure is as important as the operation itself. As part of your hair transplant surgery, your doctor will provide you with aftercare instructions as well as comprehensive post-operative treatment information that you will perform during the following days and weeks. It has been observed that some patients experience severe scab formation around their hair shaft. Scratching this area or improper hair washing can have a detrimental effect on graft survival as well as the final result. In some cases, serious infections can occur due to poor hygienic conditions. The good news is that you have to be really “reckless” to cause such permanent damage. During the postoperative period, following hair washing instructions – which should be gentle, avoiding exposure to the sun within prescribed time frames or refraining from exercise that may cause sweating, is essential to achieve satisfactory results in all aspects. To avoid postoperative complications,