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Restoration of this type does not depend
on the use of hair restoration products.
It involves replacement surgery. Such
surgery provides those with bare spots
on their scalp the only way to obtain
a permanent replacement for lost hair.
Medical hair restoration can not always
promise the creation of new hairs on
a man’s scalp. For some men, the
products approved by the FDA do offer
a way to achieve hair restoration. Unfortunately
any new hair growth brought-on by use
of those FDA approved products is not
of a permanent nature. Only medical
hair restoration can give a man a permanent
head of hair.
Medical
hair restoration involves the re-distribution
of a man’s hair. A man who wants
to undergo medical hair restoration
should have sections of his scalp where
there is thick hair growth. For most
men, those sections are on the sides
of the head, or the back of the scalp.
If a man has agreed to undergo hair
restoration medically, he should understand
the series of steps that are part of
a complete hair restoration. The first
step involves preparation of the scalp.
The scalp must be thoroughly cleaned.
Only in that way can an aseptic restoration
be performed.
Following the cleaning of the scalp,
small needles are used to anesthetize
two different sections of the scalp—one
section with thick hair and one section
without any hair. Next, a section of
hair and scalp is removed from the area
with thick hair.
At that point a group of technicians
receives the removed hair and scalp.
One of those technicians then dissects
out from the scalp individual hairs.
That dissection needs to be done under
a microscope. A single blade knife should
be used to cut out each of the hairs.
While the technician dissects out the
individual hairs, the patient must feel
another series of needles. Those needles
prepare a new section of the patient’s
scalp, one into which the new hair will
be transplanted. A medical hair restoration
is complete when each section of bare
scalp has received a set of transplanted
hairs. A patient might need to make
a series of visits to the same office,
in order to receive a complete treatment.
What type of hair loss makes a man
a good candidate for medical hair restoration?
A patient with lupus, and resulting
hair loss, or with a head injury might
want such a restoration.
Visit Medical
Hair Restoration
today for a FREE,
no obligation hair loss consultation
to learn first hand what causes hair
loss and how to restore your head of
hair.
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