In hair transplantation, the hair roots are extracted from the entire backside of the head, including above the ears and neck, which we call the donor area. The number of roots is determined according to the volume and quality of the bald area, and the extraction is done homogeneously. Since the extracted grafts from this particular donor area are immune to shedding from birth and are genetically coded against shedding, they do not shed and last a lifetime. Indeed, it is determined according to the knowledge and skills of the doctor who extracts these hair roots in a quality way and performs the hair transplant. Hair grafts are found in the donor region as a triple, double, and single hair. In addition, this grouped form differs from person to person. The important thing is to extract these grouped hair roots without cutting, destroying, and damaging them. People who do not have hair follicles in the donor area, either have been treated for cancer or are struggling with a different disease.

As a result, the transplanted roots never fall out again.

Hair transplantation is generally considered a permanent solution. The transplanted hair, which typically consists of hair follicles taken from the donor area, does not fall out. The hair follicles in the donor area are genetically programmed to be permanent, so they do not have a tendency to shed. Therefore, there is no hair loss in the areas where hair transplantation is performed.

Before the hair transplantation, the estimated number of hair grafts is given after the evaluation of pictures by doctor. We do not want to raise expectations too much, as the pictures can often mislead hair transplant doctors. Therefore, we do not want to give you the wrong information by saying a little less than the number of grafts we can implant. However, we work with the maximum number of hair grafts in every operation. While performing this extraction process, it is done completed by paying attention to the homogenization without harming the donor area. The number of grafts is essentially determined by the size of the person's planting area and the quality of the donor area. Of course, it is imperative how many grafts will be implanted, but implantation in good health is at least as necessary as the number of grafts. The grafts are found in groups in the donor area; they will come out simultaneously if you extract and implant them with their group. But if you cut these grouped grafts, for example, if you extract a graft with three hairs, reducing the number of hair strands to 2 or 1 will not be a successful hair transplant. No matter how high the number of grafts is, it is impossible to achieve a successful planting if they are not taken in good quality.

People who are not satisfied with their first operation results, think that it is sparse, or whose donor area is too weak to achieve that number of hair grafts (to cover all the entire bald zone in one session) can have two operation sessions. 2nd session of hair transplantation is wholly related to the quality and abundance of the hair in the person's donor area. There is no problem if the number of hair grafts is sufficient to conduct the operation of a person who will have the second operation. However, if there is too much damage in the first session and the donor area is harmed enough to extract grafts again, performing the second session operation is not recommended. It will cause more damage to the donor area. You can have more transparent information about this situation when you show your pictures or direct examination to your hair transplant doctor.

Those who cannot have a hair transplant for the second time?

1.People whose donor area is damaged too much during the first session.

2.People who do not have enough hair in their donor area to cover enough broad recipient area.