Learning All About the Hair Implant, And the Best of the Business

No man wants to face that drain clog in the bottom of the bathtub, mostly I think because they know a portion of that hair did belong to them. So once you come to grips with that, and maybe try some of the less invasive products on the market, consider the great success rate of hair implant surgery. Technology is better today than ever before, and procedures are more cost effective as well so go ahead and look into it, see if this might be the option for you.

What is The Hair Implant?

The hair implant is simply taking hair from one part of the scalp and surgically moving it to a new location on a man’s head. DHT (the chemical causing male pattern baldness) does not affect the hair on the posterior region of the scalp, so by taking those follicles and relocating them to the trouble area, a man will have new hair, hair that will then be immune to the ravages of DHT. The procedure is largely successful so long as you have a decent surgeon, and recovery time is minimal. Once the hair runs it’s shedding cycle post op, you new hair grows in ready to do its part in making you feel younger and more attractive.

How Much do They Really Cost?

The average cost is between four and seven dollars per hair implant, or follicle. You will discuss your case in either hundreds or thousands of implants, so the cost does end up being substantial in many cases. Better surgeons tend to make better money too, just like any other industry, so don’t cheap out or you may pay in more way than one. Some offices offer a cheaper rate the more implants you have done, so it is sort of a sliding scale in this regard. Prices may also depend not only on the area of the country you live in, but also the area your baldness affects as well, and to some degree the amount and ease of donor hair extraction.

What About Having it Done in India?

I really think that is a bad idea in general, places like India many other third world countries do not have the same medical standards that the United States insists on, and that worries me. The risk for infection is higher, the surgeons are in most cases poorly trained, and the documentation is less than phenomenal. Don’t risk it.

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