Hair restoration procedures take many forms and most patients respond differently to each treatment.
Although there is much speculation about how hair styling can hide thinning hair and bald patches, this is only ever a short-term fix. For most people medication or a hair transplant are the best options.
Hair restoration drugs tend to be preferred when there is only minimal hair loss. Propecia and Dutasteride are the leading examples and are among those recommended by experts at Why Go Abroad.
However, hair transplants are by far the most effective option for those with significant hair loss or looking for full hair regrowth.
What does a hair transplant involve?
A transplant is the best way of reversing the ageing process and helping people who are losing their hair regain any lost confidence.
A spokesman for Why Go Abroad explained the process: “One of our GMC-certified surgeons will assess how many grafts are needed and insert ‘donor hair’ from the patient’s own head into each follicle.
“It’s a straightforward procedure and is carried out under local anaesthetic, in just half a day, meaning you are usually back at home the same night. However, the affects are totally natural, permanent and can be life-changing.”
Transplants are available for both men and women and for more information, or hair transplant prices, visit Why Go Abroad online.
Great post! Not only does it highlight the basics, but it also gives you an estimate of how much you will spend, which is important for most people.