Hair Transplant

First of all, your balding/thinning area is examined to determine the number of grafts you will require. After this, the donor area capacity is examined, which is normally the back or sides of your head where the hairs are thickest. If enough grafts can be harvested from your donor area, the procedure is good to go. After that, the surgeon will harvest the hair from the donor area and implant them in your thinning area. All this is done when you are very awake.

Hair transplantation in Dubai is a permanent treatment as the results cannot be reversed. It restores hair growth and gives you a natural hairline permanently. Also, you can cut, style, and trim your transplanted hair easily without the fear of falling out.

Dubai Hair Transplant is a safe procedure when performed by an experienced and licensed hair transplant surgeon. Only a well-trained surgeon can ensure patient safety during the procedure and the chances of side effects and complications also decrease. However, do not forget that every person has a different condition and his/her healing abilities also vary. Therefore, results cannot be predicted.

You will require at least one week to recover and get back to work after hair transplant surgery. After 2-3 weeks, you will observe that transplanted hair fall out and new hairs start growing. You will see complete hair growth within 6-9 months.

It takes 4-8 hours to complete the hair transplant procedure depending on the number of grafts your balding area will need.

During the procedure, there is usually no pain because the surgeon administers local anesthesia to numb both donor and recipient areas. However, when the effect of anesthesia wears off, you will feel a bit of discomfort because it is a surgical procedure. Also, depending on your pain threshold, your surgeon might prescribe you some pain killers.

It improves your appearance
Eliminates baldness
The final result of hair transplant is permanent and natural-looking.

The required number of grafts can be calculated by understanding the Norwood scale. The Norwood scale outlines the hair loss patterns that are common in male pattern baldness. It helps the clinicians to determine the extent of baldness and the estimated number of grafts for the transplant. Norwood scale has 7 stages of hair loss.

Stage 1: No significant hair loss at this stage, so there is no need to transplant hair.

Stage 2: At this stage, there is a slight recession in the hairline around the temples.

Stage 2a: Hair loss occurs in the center of the scalp, and 500-800 hair grafts are required for surgery.

Stage 3: You will observe hair loss at the front and around the temples. 1000 to 1400 hair grafts are required for this hair loss pattern.

Stage 3a: Hair loss occurs at the front and crown. Almost 1000 to 1400 hair grafts are required for the front and 500 to 1000 for the crown.

Stage 4: In this hair loss pattern, you require 1200 – 1600 grafts for the front and 800 to 1100 for the crown.

Stage 4a: You will observe significant hair loss at the front, for which 1700 to 2500 hair grafts are required.

Stage 5: Hair loss occurs at the front and crown. Approximately 1800 to 2200 hair grafts are required for the front, and 1000 to 1500 are needed for the crown.

Stage 5a: This stage in male pattern baldness requires 2500 to 3200 hair grafts.

Stage 6+: At this stage, you will require 1800 to 2500 hair grafts for the front and 1500 to 1700 for the crown.