Genetic hair loss, also known as androgenic alopecia or hereditary hair loss, is caused by oversensitive hair follicles and androgenic hormone effects, resulting in pattern baldness. While men are more commonly affected by pattern baldness, both men and women exhibit different baldness patterns. Women tend to experience central thinning, while men typically develop baldness in the frontal and vertex regions. It is important to note that pattern baldness is irreversible, and consulting a doctor is the best course of action. A hair transplant is the most effective elective treatment for combating hair loss permanently.
What level of baldness do you have?
Doctors use the Norwood scale to evaluate the severity of your hair loss. Your condition can be categorized into seven different stages of baldness. Let’s delve into the importance of each of these stages.
Class I: Entire hairline lies high on the forehead and is not actually balding.
Class II: Triangular areas of recession in the sides of frontal area and minimal recession on mid frontal area.
Class III: Borderline case. Deepening of triangular recession or can include thinning of hair on the vertex.
Class IV: Further frontal hair loss and widening of hair loss from vertex but still a wide band of hair present separating frontal and vertex hair loss.
Class V: Widening of frontal and vertex hair loss and continual breaking of separation line of hairs between frontal and vertex baldness.
Class VI: Band or bridge of hair disappear merging frontal and vertex baldness.
Class VII: A band of hair presents only in back and side of the head.
How would you assess the level of baldness?
Please provide your self-assessment of your baldness level now that you have knowledge of the various stages of baldness. The official website of Medispa hair transplant clinic provides a useful tool known as the hair graft calculator, which can aid you in evaluating your degree of baldness. This calculator can help you determine the hair density needed to cover your current level of baldness and identify your current stage of baldness.
Hair transplant: How effective it is for high grade baldness?
Hair transplant is the most effective solution for individuals experiencing high grade baldness. Through the use of the Combination technique, high density hair growth can be achieved, resulting in natural looking results. The right method, approach, and treatment planning are crucial in successfully treating high grade baldness with hair transplant.
How Combination technique is created?
The development of the combination technique was a response to the increasing demand for hair transplant procedures with higher densities. In order to achieve optimal results, the hair transplant industry has made continuous advancements. As a result, a variety of possibilities now exist within the industry. The combination procedure was specifically designed to harvest more hair grafts in a single session, ultimately providing a greater density for patients.
How is Combination technique performed?
The process of combining the FUT and FUE hair transplant procedures involves utilizing both techniques in a single session. The majority of the required hair grafts are harvested using the FUT technique, while the remaining number of hair follicles are removed using the FUE technique. This approach allows for the collection of as many hair grafts as possible within one session. Prior to learning the combination method, it is important to have a good understanding of the fundamental primary hair transplant procedures. During a FUT hair transplant, a small strip of skin is excised from the donor region and dissected under high magnification to collect each individual hair graft. On the other hand, the FUE procedure involves plucking each hair follicle through the skin using a punch surgical tool of varying diameter, with the goal of reducing scarring.
Importance:
This technique is utilized to achieve a high-density hair transplant or to complete the procedure in a single session for individuals with severe baldness, resulting in satisfactory coverage. This method can successfully extract more than 4000 hair grafts in one session, a feat that cannot be achieved through any other method alone. The combination approach offers long-term benefits by allowing for multiple sessions despite harvesting a large number of hair follicles in one go. To ensure a natural appearance with the right hair density, various hair grafts are carefully selected and placed in the desired area. Dr. Suneet Soni has conducted numerous successful hair transplants using a combination of FUT and FUE techniques for patients in need of high-density hair transplants or hair transplants for severe baldness.
Combination technique of FUT, FUE and BHT
Body hair transplantation, also known as BHT, is a surgical technique involving the extraction of hair grafts from areas other than the scalp and their transplantation to areas experiencing hair loss. BHT is commonly combined with FUT and FUE procedures to address severe baldness. By utilizing BHT, hair grafts can be obtained from a greater distance, reducing the risk of damage during extraction. The area beneath the chin is considered ideal for extracting body hair grafts due to minimal scarring with a 0.75 mm punch surgical tool.
The selection of these techniques depends on various factors, including their advantages and disadvantages. There is no one-size-fits-all approach, and satisfactory results can be achieved with the appropriate method. Factors such as age, gender, extent of hair loss, number of grafts required, and hair density in the donor area are considered when determining the most suitable procedure. For exceptional hair transplant results, the Medispa clinic in Delhi and Jaipur is highly recommended. We are renowned for delivering outstanding outcomes at competitive prices. Dr. Suneet Soni from MCH Plastic Surgery is a leading expert in achieving optimal results through various treatments.
Visit Medispa’s hair transplant clinic to explore the ideal hair transplant procedure for your specific needs.
