Can Transplanted Hair Fall again?
May 28, 2024 ⚊ 1 Min read ⚊ Views 33 ⚊ BLOG
Hair transplantation includes moving hair cells from a donor location. That’s typically the back or facets of the top to a place wherein hair is falling out or getting thinner.
People with hair transplant surgery usually can not get pattern baldness again. Hair cells taken from the back and sides of the head are unlikely to fall out, so this happens.
The transferred hair may thin over time, though. Follicles do die after a while, and some patients may notice that their grafted hair is getting thinner or that patches of hair show up on different parts of their heads. The hair replacement expert may have made a mistake when choosing the best donor site for hair transplants, or it could have been an accident. To fill out the thin parts of the head, you may need more hair transplant surgery.
