Hair loss is a difficult stage in one's life; seeing our beautiful hair say goodbye can be so demoralising to one's self-esteem that it can cause a lot of mental stress in social situations. Hair loss, on the other hand, is not uncommon. By the age of 40, nearly half of all men have experienced some form of hair loss. Hair loss can now be seen in people as young as their early twenties. Women, too, are affected by hair loss. Men and women may have different hair loss patterns. When it comes to hair loss, the only permanent solution is hair transplantation, which entails transplanting permanent hair follicles from a donor area on the patient's body to the balding area.
Hair transplant in Delhi has grown in popularity over the last decade or so, and there are numerous facilities available; however, many of these are purely commercial establishments that will not bother to determine whether or not you are a suitable candidate before performing the procedure on you. Please be cautious of such clinics. These clinics entice you with false and lofty promises and super natural discounts; however, please keep in mind that hair transplant cost in Delhi is already very low, and is easily 20-25 percent less than similar quality treatment in the west, including the United Arab Emirates.
Do not fall prey to such clinics because the results may be unattractive and, more importantly, you may face donor depletion, which will necessitate an even more difficult surgery to correct.
When it comes to hair transplant quality, Medispa hair transplant clinics in New Delhi and Jaipur are well-known destinations. They have been trusted by thousands of patients in the past, and the treatment's quality can be easily verified through online reviews, patient feedback, and past patient galleries. Dr. Suneet Soni, the owner of Medispa and its in-house surgeon, is known for his meticulous treatment planning and natural-looking results achieved through flawless hairline design.
Patient selection: Indication of hair transplant
Hair transplantation has its own set of indications, and not everyone who suffers from hair loss requires it. The following are some examples of indications:
Androgenic alopecia, also known as pattern baldness or genetic hair loss, is a type of hair loss caused by androgens.
2. Hormonal imbalance causes hair loss
3. Hair loss caused by a systemic disease
4. Hair loss caused by trauma or scarring
5. Hair loss as a result of radiotherapy
6. Tractional alopecia, or hair loss caused by constant hair traction
7. Alopecia areata, or hair loss caused by an auto immune disease
Ideal candidacy for hair transplant
The hair transplant procedure is not suitable for everyone and may not be a viable option for everyone. Here are a few examples of situations where the procedure can successfully cure your hair loss, as explained:
1. Patient with permanent hair loss: Hair loss can be temporary or permanent; temporary hair loss does not require medical intervention and usually resolves on its own; permanent hair loss, on the other hand, necessitates medical attention and can be assessed for a hair transplant procedure if the other conditions allow it.
2. Patient with sufficient hair density in the donor area: After deciding on hair transplant as a treatment option, your donor area, as well as the bald area, is thoroughly examined. The procedure is feasible if the donor area is suitable for providing the needed hair grafts and the demand for the needed hair density and availability of hair density at the bald area are both met.
3. Patient with no systemic involvement: The patient receiving a hair transplant should be in good health and not be suffering from any disease that is linked to hair loss or that affects the procedure's healing.
4. Patient with reasonable expectations: Hair transplantation has many advantages, but it also has some drawbacks that you should be aware of. You may be a good candidate for the procedure if you are aware of and understand the procedure's realistic expectations.
5. Patients with stable hair loss: Hair loss must be stable for at least three years prior to undergoing hair transplantation. It is preferable to wait for the procedure if the hair loss is not manageable.
