Frequently Asked Questions

You should avoid wearing hats or other head coverings for at least two weeks after your procedure to allow your scalp time to heal.

The cost of a hair transplant varies depending on several factors, including the technique used, the number of grafts being transplanted, and the surgeon’s experience and reputation.

Some clinics offer financing options for patients who cannot afford to pay for their procedure upfront.

Hair transplants are considered cosmetic procedures and are not covered by insurance.

When choosing a surgeon for your hair transplant, look for someone who has experience performing this procedure and who has good reviews from previous patients.

Your surgeon will provide you with detailed instructions on how to prepare for your procedure, which may include avoiding certain medications or supplements in the days leading up to your surgery.

During your consultation with your surgeon, you will discuss your goals for the procedure and undergo an evaluation to determine if you are a good candidate for surgery.

You should wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that does not need to be pulled over your head.

Depending on the technique being used, you may need to shave your head before your procedure.

The amount of time you will need to take off work after a hair transplant depends on several factors, including the technique used and the number of grafts transplanted.

You should avoid strenuous exercise for at least two weeks after your procedure to allow your scalp time to heal.

Like any surgical procedure, hair transplants carry some risks, including bleeding, infection, and scarring.

Following your surgeon’s instructions carefully can help minimize your risk of complications after a hair transplant.

The success rate of a hair transplant depends on several factors, including the surgeon’s experience and skill level, the technique used, and the patient’s individual characteristics.

Yes, it is possible to have more than one hair transplant if necessary.