Surgery & Technique
FUE, FUT, and COMBO techniques compared, plus instruments, anaesthesia, pre-op prep, and surgical safety.
One-Year Hair Transplant Review: Density, Direction and Native Hair
A one-year hair transplant review should assess more than growth. Learn how standardised photos, scalp examination and s…
Who Performs a Hair Transplant? Surgeon and Team Roles Explained
Learn who should assess, design and perform each part of a hair transplant, why direct surgeon consultation matters, and…
Can You Transplant Hair into a Scalp Scar? Assessment and Limits
Some stable scars from injury, surgery or burns may be assessed for hair transplantation. Learn how scar activity, blood…
How Low Can a Female Hairline Transplant Go? Design Limits Explained
A hair transplant surgeon explains why 5.5 cm is only a reference, and how facial proportions, frontalis movement, templ…
Why Does a Crown Hair Transplant Need More Grafts? Whorl, Area and Density Planning
Crown hair transplantation often needs careful graft planning because the whorl spreads in several directions, the treat…
Does Hair Grow Back in the FUE Donor Area? Regrowth and Overharvesting
A follicle fully removed by FUE does not regrow at its original site. Learn why the donor area can look full again, how …
Hair Transplant Surgery Day: Check-in, Procedure and Travel Home
What happens on hair transplant surgery day? Review check-in, hairline and donor assessment, local anaesthesia, harvesti…
Why Are Microscopes Used in Hair Transplant Surgery?
Learn how microscopes help identify, trim, classify and preserve follicular-unit grafts, how FUT and FUE handling differ…
Do Hair Transplants Leave Scars? FUE, FUT and Recovery
Every hair transplant creates wounds and scars. Compare FUE dot scars with the FUT linear scar, short-hair visibility, o…
How Many Hair Transplants Can You Have? Donor Limits and Repeat Surgery
A second or third hair transplant may be possible, but there is no universal lifetime graft limit. Learn how donor densi…
FUT Hair Transplant Days 7–14: Washing, Scabs and Suture Removal
Scabs, mild redness and shedding can occur 7–14 days after FUT hair transplantation. Learn how to wash gently, when sutu…
Does a Hair Transplant Cause Heavy Bleeding? Risks, Medicines and Aftercare
Hair graft extraction and implantation create tiny scalp wounds, but most bleeding can be controlled during surgery. Lea…