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A hair transplant is a surgical procedure which transfers a patient's own hairs from a donor area to areas of the scalp that are undergoing hair loss or thinning. The donor area is often the back or sides of the head and these hairs are genetically programmed to be permanent. As such, once these donor hairs are moved during the hair transplant procedure , they will continue to grow for a lifetime. Because this is how hair grows naturally in the scalp, follicular unit grafting often provides the most natural results. During a hair transplant utilizing this technique, as many as 2500 grafts can be transplanted in a single session. Hair transplantation is a very afe, relatively minor surgical procedure. The transplanted hair seen above the scalp will initially be shed, and the roots will remain dormant for 6-12 weeks. After this period, the new hairs will all begin to grow.
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