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In accordance to the continuing improvements in hair transplant technologies, the procedure is becoming far more common. Currently, it is much more difficult to spot a person with a hair plug and this makes people more inclined to undergo the procedures. Yet, many people continue to not know some facts about the process.
For men over 50, baldness is a serious issue. Some 50 percent of American men experience a degree of hair loss. There are many options for men who must deal with this type of severe hair loss and one such option is the avenue that many men take - complete shaving of the head. For others, hair transplant surgery is a much more viable alternative. Though those that accept their baldness may have a healthy outlook, they are out of step with what the rest of society is doing to combat hair loss.
A major factor in surgical procedures is the fact that they are permanent, and cannot be removed with the simplicity of a wig. You need a number of surgical treatments and your head may never look the same. Beginning the hair transplant procedure is thus a very committed undertaking because the first few grafts commit you for life so any doctor's promise to try it out to see if you like it first is a warning sign to look elsewhere.
Despite it being a major procedure, many people think that after hair transplant surgery, they can just jump back into their old routine but this is not true, regardless of the simplicity of the procedure. You might believe that post-surgery care of your scalp is not as difficult or as necessary as post-surgery care of muscle or bone, but this isn't true. The numerous amounts of tiny wounds you'll have after the procedure will need to be protected.
Hair transplant surgery is a process that takes up to two years and this time expenditure should be considered prior to surgery. Many people choose to undergo mega-sessions - a procedure in which thousands of grafts are added in one sitting. This, of course, requires a lot of time and is demanding in and of itself.
If you lack sufficient hair to undergo normal treatment, you will have to have additional procedures along with hair transplant surgery. However, there are other surgeries that can be used in conjunction with it to achieve similar results. Patients should beware that these types of procedures generally cause more discomfort.
Though there are few surgeons that will tell you, you should be aware that the grafts you have in hair transplant surgery may not all survive. Surgeon's hope that more grafts will survive than will be lost, making the result a positive one. Unfortunately, many grafts do not survive, despite all concentrated efforts.
You should realize that hair transplant surgery is not as taxing on your wallet as you might otherwise believe and you can expect to pay about ,000. Taking into consideration an average lifespan of a person dying at 70, if they have the procedure done at 30, then they have paid 300 dollars for each of the 40 years they had the surgery, which averages out to 25 dollars per month. Twenty-five dollars per month is much more than many so-called low cost hair loss treatments cost. To save money, you should simply have the surgery done to begin with.
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