Success Rate of Hair Transplant Surgery

Patients often ask about our hair transplant surgery success rate.  It’s an important question given that this procedure can be a significant emotional and financial investment. The success of a hair transplant is frequently judged by the appearance of the patient’s hair after the transplant has fully grown which normally takes a year.  The success of the procedure is best judged by the patient as trying to meet the patient’s expectations is the primary objective of the surgeon. In a non-smoker between 95-98% of the grafts will grow successfully provided the highest international standards of surgery are used in the transplant procedure. The key to a successful hair transplant procedure is twofold. 

First is the number of hair follicles available for transplant and the viability of those hair follicles. The second is down to the skill and experience of the surgeon and how and where the hair grafts are placed. To maximize the hair transplant surgery success rate it is vital to have each hair follicle outside the body for as short a time as possible; this means they are less prone to drying out and/or infection. At cosmoworldclinics, we have a large team of skilled technicians working on the extraction and dissection of the hair follicles, which ensures a much higher yield of grafts for transplantation.

The success of the surgery is dependent on the levels of donor hair that can be extracted. The more a patient’s scalp has lost hair, the less there will be to transplant. Even though there might be insufficient donor hair to cover a less visible area such as the crown, the patient is usually satisfied because of their improved appearance.

How much hair shedding can be treated as normal ???

Shedding is a natural process that happens to everyone, but losing hair can be quite worrying.  Most people have about 100,000 hairs on their heads and lose around 100 to 125 hairs per day.  Alopecia, the medical term for normal hair loss, occurs because scalp hair grows in cycles. Each hair follicle undergoes a growth stage that lasts two or eight years, followed by a two-month resting stage where no growth occurs. Then, the hair strand falls out and a new one begins to grow in its place.

For a healthy person, this means between 80 and 90 percent of hair follicles are growing hair at one time, while the rest of the follicles are resting or shedding. Losing more than that? Something could be wrong. When the loss exceeds l25 hairs per day, it’s no longer just considered "shedding." It could be a condition called "telogen effluvium" when something pushes more hairs into the resting phase. Physical and emotional stress can contribute to excessive hair loss.  Other reasons include lifestyle upsets and changes in diet  Antidepressants, anti-acne prescriptions, and some forms of birth control can also temporarily disrupt hair’s growth cycle.

First off, try to stay calm, stressing over hair loss can frustratingly lead to more of it . Look out for the signs and consult a doctor .

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EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON YOUR HAIR

The air you breathe or the water you use for bathing and drinking can have permissible amounts of minerals and toxins that cause very slow damage to your skin and hair. Pollution nowadays cannot be avoided, but you can surely take care of your hair and skin more closely.

Air pollution  

is also on the rise owing to heavy vehicular traffic, excessive use of air conditioners and other pollutant emitting equipment that causes the air to get denser and make breathing difficult. This smoky polluted air is very hard on the hair and can cause breakage and split ends. It weakens the hair along its length and makes it brittle. That’s why you start seeing more hair on the brush once you comb your hair than you’d like. If you live in a place where the air pollution is alarmingly high, make sure you take very good care of your hair.Skin and hair are our external cover and thus they are first one to manifest the effects of air pollution.

 Today air is heavily loaded with dust, matter, lead, smoke, nickel, ammonia, arsenic and hydrocarbon which does not only put adverse effects on our interior health but also affect our hair very badly. The reason behind this is, toxic content present in air enter into skin of scalp and hinder the capability of hair to generate fiber. Toxic content present in air also get entered in blood stream and hinder the growth of hair. These problems get more serious in city areas or area nearby industries. But the problem is not restricted out of your house only, even pollution come from kitchen fire, smoking tobacco, chemical and common dust also add to it.

Water pollution

Water pollution has caused our hair to get damaged due to the inclusion of harmful chemicals and presence of the minerals of hard water. This causes hair breakage from the roots, split ends and strips the hair of moisture causing it to become dry and brittle. So, avoid washing your hair with this water too often and condition it regularly with masks and serums. Whatever water we use, whether it is ground water or surface water it consist of heavy minerals which get from factories and other household wastages.  The concentration of heavy mineral gets distributed from one area to another with the help of rainfall. Water can consist of several minerals which can adversely affect our hair, some of them are:

• Calcium: It gets deposited on hair and makes hair dry and brittle. It also cause deposition of dandruff over the scalp and difficult to get rid off.
• Copper: This is one more mineral which get attached to hairs firmly and lead to lightening of hair.
• Lead: Lead acetate is one of the heavy metal which is not only harmful to hairs but also to entire health. It cause dry and brittle hair and also premature hair grey and is a major cause for hair fall.