Is it possible to fail in a hair transplant procedure? This is one of the most wondered questions around us. One of the most widely explored subjects for those considering a hair transplant treatment is hair transplant failure. Because hair transplantation operations are quite costly, no one wants to have their hair transplant fail.
In which cases is hair transplantation considered unsuccessful?
The Exhausted donor area of the scalp: If you insist on getting a large number of grafts from your donor area, you may face the exhaustion of your donor area. And in such a case, the hair transplant procedure is considered unsuccessful.
Failure of Follicle Transplantation: The paths of follicular units should be well adjusted. Otherwise, as individual hair strands get longer, they may conflict with each other and damage the hair follicles. This situation doesn’t give you a natural appearance and fails in the hair transplant process.
New Hairstyle Application: There are several natural hairstyles, for example, some people have a larger forehead, which means the area between their eyebrows and the hair is larger. If hair transplantation is started below the person’s natural forehead line, this will not give the person’s previous natural appearance. Don’t forget that FUE is mostly preferred because of the natural results it provides to the candidates.
Which Hair Transplant Method Is More Successful?
One of the factors that affect the success rate of hair transplant procedures is the hair transplant method. Hair transplant failure can be seen in the oldest techniques and poorly performed hair transplant methods.
Hair transplant methods have changed since the first examples of hair transplant procedures. The first examples of hair transplant procedures were generally similar to FUT hair transplantation. But with the developing technology, a better method, FUE hair transplant treatment, was found. Then a more advanced method, DHI, was developed.
