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A gentleman wants to fill his hair temples. He is wondering if a hair transplant would be a good procedure for him.

Dr. Prasad, a cosmetic surgeon, says that this gentleman is asking the most common question people ask in trying to combat their hair loss. For the longest time, the only solution for progressive hair loss to improve the cosmetic appearance was hair transplantation. The industry of hair transplantation has been so commercialized that people think of it as a commoditized way and people sell cost per graft and offer specials. Many of the doctors practicing hair transplant and doing this aggressive selling are not informing patients adequately and they will continue to lose hair after the surgery. With this gentleman’s photo, it is clear that his hair loss is fairly advanced.

Hair transplant is usually not a single procedure. The challenge of hair transplant is to achieve a density that will give the patient a coverage that is consistent with what nature creates. The limitation of hair transplantation has to do with the number of hairs available in the donor area and the number of hairs that can be transplanted in a square centimeter. The true donor area is the band of hair at the back of the scalp that has hairs genetically resistant to hair thinning. That’s the area where surgeons harvest hair grafts. However, that area has limited number of hairs. In addition, there is no duplication of the number of hairs in a square centimeter. In other words, nature has placed hairs together and they are clustered and dense which a surgeon can never imitate. A hair graft also has to have a certain perimeter of skin for that hair graft to survive. Survivability is a big issue in hair transplant surgery.

In Dr. Prasad’s practice, he first aims to stabilize hair loss using medical therapy such as finasteride. However, many people are concerned about its long-term sexual side effects which has made it an unpopular drug these days. So he developed an alternative called Hair Regeneration based on observations he did in hair transplant surgery. When Hair Regeneration was injected in the scalp, it can make thinning hair thicker. It is able to restore a lot of hair without doing surgery. Unfortunately, if the area of skin has not had hair for more than 5 years, it’s not likely that it will regenerate any hair. In the right candidate, it is able to regenerate enough coverage that exceeds the results of two hair transplants. This is very significant given how long it takes to do a hair transplant, which is usually 6-8 hours, and how long it takes to see the results which are about a year. Through Hair Regeneration, patients see improvement in less than 6 months. However, every patient is an individual so Dr. Prasad follows his patients very closely.

Hair Regeneration is Dr. Prasad’s first line of treatment. He almost ceased doing transplant surgery because he has gotten such great results. After a year to 18 months after the injection, most of his patients are satisfied and are happy with results. He suggests that before someone finds the best deal for a transplant or to find who does the most grafts, they must remember there’s always a limitation for the number of grafts they can have. They must also learn more about their options for stabilization.

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