A man who receives a transplant undergoes
a surgical procedure. That procedure does
not take place in a hospital operating
room. It is normally performed in the
office of a hair transplant specialist.
It is also known as medical
restoration of hair.
The selection of a specialist should
not proceed in a hasty and haphazard
manner. The selection of such a specialist
should follow a careful examination
of what a number of different specialists
have to offer. The man in need of a
hair transplant should seek out an experienced
specialist.
Before deciding on a specialist, a
man should ask to see some before and
after photos, photos taken of the specialist’s
former patients. A prospective patient
searching to receieve transplanted hair
should not feel satisfied with a look
at only three or four sets of photos.
He should request a chance to view a
minimum of 20 photos (at least 10 sets).
If the man looking for a hair transplant
specialist feels confident that the
photos demonstrate competence, he should
still not agree to the procedure. He
needs further confirmation that the
specialist who he has in mind has enough
skills to satisfy a licensed physician.
Some specialists do hair transplants
on the heads of physicians who are going
bald.
If consultations show that the specialist
has indeed done two or more transplants
for licensed health professionals (doctors
or dentists), that specialist appears
worthy of consideration. Still a hair
transplant requires more than one set
of hands. Hair removed by the specialist
must be dissected out of the removed
section of scalp. That dissection is
usually done by a technician.
A man who has found a competent hair
transplant specialist should ask to
know more about his or her technicians.
How long have they been performing the
dissection procedure? What tools do
they use? Do they work under the lens
of a microscope? Do they carry-out the
dissection using a single-blade knife?
If a man is satisfied with the answers
to the above questions, then he should
arrange to meet with the specialist.
That first meeting should not be the
time when the specialist does the actual
transplantation. A professional hair
transplant specialist should behave
professionally. He or she should not
have a medical consultant meet, in the
absence of the specialist, with the
patient, before the scheduling of a
time for the actual transplant.
If the specialist expects a prospective
patient to feel satisfied with such
a meeting, the man should search for
a different hair transplant specialist.
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