People have different views when it comes to hair loss. There are some that like the idea of being bald, while there are some who fear it because of ridicule knowing that when they took their wig off, other people may discover their secret and that is being bald. Here is where hair transplant comes it. As the name suggest, you get the chance to grow a real transplanted hair in your scalp

The process mainly involves extracting and fixing of hair follicles from one part of the body to the bald areas. Hair follicles are extracted and are then examined under stereoscopic dissecting microscope.

Then these are dissected into tiny grafts and are then implanted on the bald regions. The entire process takes place under local anesthesia using small needles to numb the scalp. Over a period of time these grafts grow into the most natural hairs that successfully complete the hair restoration process.

Hair loss occurs in many people, both male and female. One of the most common causes of hair loss is genetics. If you have parents or grandparents who have had hair loss, chances are that you will as well. It isn’t uncommon for those with hair loss to wish for their hair back and for a younger, more youthful appearance.

A great option for you is to have a hair transplant. When you do so, be sure to learn about all of the facts surrounding this treatment option. When you are well informed, you will be better equipped for choosing the best hair transplant surgeon.

The pioneer of hair transplantation surgery in the United States was Dr. Norman Orentreich, who introduced the procedure in 1959. His method involved taking hair from the back and sides of the scalp, and transplanting it to the area of hair loss (usually the top of the head) where it would take root and continue to grow. Since then, all subsequent surgical hair transplant methods have used this characteristic of hair, which he called “donor dominance”.