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Thursday, 6 July 2017

Can Hair Transplant be done in a Diabetic Patient ??

Before choosing any good option for yourself, no of questions arise in one's mind about how safe that process will be . We all are humans and it is predictable on our part to have queries. Hair transplant either by FUT or by FUE can be done very well in a diabetic patient and it is safe also if his blood sugar level is controlled. Diabetes is not a contra indication for Hair restoration but levels need to be controlled. Any diabetic patient with his controlled blood sugar is as normal as common man. Only precaution he needs is to take care of his blood sugar level.


Hair transplant procedure takes from 6 to 8 hours and sometimes it is exhausting to patients because of the anxiety and anaesthesia. In short hair transplant procedure leads to the increase in the levels of cortisol and glucagon and the growth hormone so on so forth, all these hormones lead to the increase of sugar levels. Anxiety could also lead to increasing blood sugar levels. That is why diabetic patients normally need higher standards of treatment.

So in order to perform hair transplant procedures to diabetic patients the following requirements are a must that need to be taken into consideration.


  1. Eat healthy.
  2. Exercise. Having an active lifestyle helps you control your diabetes by bringing down your blood sugar. Your goal should be 30 minutes of activity that makes you sweat and breathe little harder most days of the week.
  3. Get check-ups. If you’re not getting regular checkups, now’s the time to start.
  4. Manage stress. When you’re stressed, your blood sugar levels go up. And when you’re anxious, you may not manage your diabetes well. You may forget to exercise, eat right, or take your prescribed drugs.
  5. Watch your alcohol. Avoiding excess alcohol may make it easier to control your blood sugar. Drinking alcohol can make your blood sugar go too high or too low.
  6. Stop smoking.
Having a medical condition involved is not a big problem , there are solutions to it which can cure the problem and you can have hair transplant done successfully.

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Wednesday, 3 May 2017

HISTORY OF HAIR TRANSPLANT

Modern hair transplant techniques were first developed in Japan in the 1930s where surgeons used grafts to help restore eyebrow and eyelashes as well as the scalp hair of burns victims. It did not become a treatment for male pattern baldness until the 1950s when dermatologist Dr Norman Orentreich planted the first grafts in balding areas. Techniques progressed from there and follicular unit transplantation (FUT), or strip harvesting came into existence and became the first popular method of hair transplantation.
FUT is where a strip of hair is surgically removed from the back or side of the scalp and follicular unit grafts are extracted and replanted in the balding area by the surgeon, using very small micro blades or fine needles. However, the main drawback with this method is that a scar is left in the donor area, which is visible if the patient likes to wear his or her hair short and neck flexibility is compromised.
Early FUT procedures in the 1980s had mixed success. Patients could be left with plug-like  hairs, with several hairs sprouting together in unsightly individual clumps. However, techniques for replanting donor hair have improved. Thanks to the technique slowly evolving over time as surgeons became more experienced at performing the operations and shared their knowledge, leading to a much more natural blend with existing natural hair.

FUE and its development over the last ten years


A different hair transplantation method, follicular unit extraction (FUE), was first developed as a technique in the 1990s by Australian physician Dr Ray Wood and his sister Dr Angela Campbell. They felt that cutting out a big patch of skin to harvest the donor hair was unnecessarily traumatic so developed a new technique where the follicular units were taken one-by-one, directly from the donor area, with fine needles. Early FUE techniques were fairly unsophisticated and there was noticeable scarring from punch grafts used to the remove the donor hair, which ranged in diameter from 1.5mm to 2mm. However, more recently, these punches have become much smaller – between 0.6mm and 1mm in diameter, due to improved equipment – meaning that the scarring is almost indiscernible to the naked eye.

Modern day FUE treatments involve removing individual follicular unit grafts, containing one to four hairs, under local anaesthetic using tiny punches. The grafts are replanted in the donor area using a fine needle, typically over the course of one day. Most surgeons are able to transplant up to 4,000 grafts in a single day.




Talking about future perspective


A hair transplant is a skillful distribution of available hair. However, no new hair is produced. But what if surgeons could solve the problem of the limited number of donor hair follicles? Researchers are currently working on new alternative treatments:
New stem cell techniques involve retaining part of the donor hair follicle and supporting its regeneration – producing two follicles from one and doubling the extent of the donor hair. The main drawbacks so far have been related to the quality of both of the resulting hair grafts.
Hair cloning involves healthy follicle cells that are extracted from areas of the scalp where there is no baldness. These cells are multiplied (cloned) by various culturing methods and the newly produced cells are then injected back in the balding areas of the scalp where they would produce new hair. However, the method is still in the research phase and no hair transplant clinics are currently using it to my knowledge.

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Friday, 31 March 2017

Post-opp Instructions for Hair Transplant surgery



If you’ve gone through this hair transplant procedure, here are some post-care tips you need to remember...


Follow washing instructions.....
After an FUE hair transplant procedure, you are taught how to wash your hair during the next few days properly.
you will be using baby shampoo that you need to use during the first two weeks. It is especially important to follow these hair-care instructions and use the right products to prevent any post-treatment issues.
Follow the right sleeping position.
In the next few days following the hair restoration process, you will experience a bit of swelling in some areas.
Do not touch the transplanted hair.
It is often tempting to touch the transplanted hair, especially at sleeping time. Avoid touching it, especially in the swollen areas. It is advised that you don’t rub the areas where there is transplanted hair.
Avoid doing exercise or playing sports.
You can exercise after a hair transplant procedure, but try to avoid any exerting physical activities during the first two week.
Wait for few weeks before getting a haircut.
Patients should also wait at least 30 days or more before getting their hair colored or permed. For best results, you can ask your doctor if it’s okay to get a hair treatment after the hair transplant surgery
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