Hair Transplant Blog

Hair transplantation is when hair follicles from the nape are moved to where there are bald spots. Since hair transplantation is a surgery, it's important to know where, how, by whom, and what method it should be done. In this article, we'll talk about what you can expect during this phase of the growth of your hair transplant. Before the growth of hair from a transplant Before getting a hair transplant, it's important to know what's causing your hair to fall out and if the loss is temporary or permanent. A blood test is very important to find out if there are any infectious or long-term diseases. The expert will decide how many hair follicles to put in the treatment area and check to see if the number of hair follicles taken from the nape is enough. If not, the plan is to take hair follicles from under the arm, the chest, and the beard. Taking into account the features of the face, the expert aims for a natural look. Hair Transplantation Techniques Here are some ways t...

 Hair Fungus Tinea capitis, or hair fungus, is a fungal infection that mostly affects children. It usually shows up on the scalp, eyebrows, or eyelashes. It doesn't happen often in adults. Animals are often the source of microorganisms like fungi. This disease is often caused by fungi from two different families, the trichophyton family and the microsporum family. Other kinds of fungi can also cause infections. Most of the time, there are one or more lesions on the head that are a few centimeters wide, round, raised, yellowish, crusted, and sometimes runny and smelly. They are soft and tender. This fungal infection can destroy the hair follicles, which can lead to permanent hair loss. So, it is very important to find the problem and start treatment right away. Why do people get hair fungus? Most of the time, it comes from animals. People most likely to get hair fungus are those who come into contact with stray animals that aren't taken care of or who work with livestock or chic...