Permanent Hair Replacement
 When it comes to permanent hair replacement, you should know a few things...
Permanent hair replacement is more popular than ever before because of the advancements that have been made in the field. The prices are more affordable and of course, the look and feel is more natural than ever. Of course ... you need to pick your surgeon carefully! You may think that permanent hair replacement is a new procedure; however, that is one of those old wives tales. The first hair transplant was done over thirty years ago. People have always wanted to boost their self-esteem and keep a youthful appearance, so naturally ... permanent hair replacement has been on the mind of anyone with thinning hair or who happens to find themself going bald. Why is it Permanent?Permanent hair replacement uses your own hair. To get the best results from a hair transplant you should have hair that is in good condition on the sides and back of your head. If you do not have enough hair in those areas, there are other options available to help you with permanent hair replacement, which goes by the ratio of hair fullness. Permanent hair replacement is for men and women who are beginning to have thinning hair. Permanent hair replacement surgery is safe and there are no side effects. Your surgeon will discuss with you the possibilities of infection. This possibility is present with any type of surgery. When permanent hair replacement surgery is performed, there is only a need for a local anesthesia in a hair replacement clinic. There should be very little pain if any at all. Hair Replacement RecoveryPermanent hair replacement is not an overnight done deal. You will have to visit the surgeon more than once with several sessions usually over a two-month period. Some processes may take up to two full years. After your hair replacement surgery, the physician may ask that you avoid any sports activity the day of the surgery. Ask questions about the surgeon that you have chosen. Be sure he has the credentials, has performed hair replacement procedures, and knows what techniques to use. If he is inexperienced, you may not like the outcome like our intern in the picture above. Be sure that you understand how much hair you will have after the permanent hair replacement procedure and what you will look like. Ask other questions concerning the care of your new hair and how to prevent further hair loss as well. Remember, permanent hair replacement is a long process, will cost you time and money, and of course will give you back your self-esteem.
Jim Shaw
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