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Sep

Is a Hair Transplant Permanent?

When considering a hair transplant, one of the most crucial questions is how long the results will last. This is a key factor patients weigh against the cost of the procedure. While some treatments offer short-lived benefits, hair transplant surgery stands out as one of the only ...

Sep

8 Common Hair Transplant Myths

Are you thinking about getting a hair transplant in Edmonton? Informed and knowledgeable patients tend to be happier with their final results. Dr. Sharma addresses a few of some common hair transplant myths on this page. We’ve also compiled answers to frequently asked questions i...

Sep

How Long After My Hair Transplant Will My Hair New Grafts Be Secure?

How long does it take for new hair grafts to be secure? Following a hair transplant, the newly implanted hair grafts take some time to establish themselves in their new home in the recipient area. This period of vulnerability is crucial for successful hair regrowth. Generally, it...

Sep

What’s The Difference Between FUE and FUT?

Thinking about a hair transplant but overwhelmed by the options? You’re not alone. FUT and FUE are the two most common hair transplant techniques, and both offer effective solutions for hair loss. But what’s the difference between FUT and FUE? Let’s break down the key differ...

Sep

Does a Hair Transplant Hurt?

Thinking about getting a hair transplant but worried about pain? You’re not alone. Many of our patients have the same concern. While it’s natural to feel a bit apprehensive, understanding the procedure and its associated discomfort can help alleviate your worries. The good news i...

Sep

How Much Graft Coverage Can I Get With My Hair Transplant?

How Much Graft Coverage Can I Get With My Hair Transplant? The first point to consider is donor density. This refers to the number of grafts (or hairs) you have available for transplantation, whether it’s by the FUE method or FUT method. Unfortunately, genetics largely determine ...

Sep

F.U.E vs F.U.T if I need a crown hair transplant?

Which transplant technique is right for me? F. U. E. Transplant For Crown Area The F. U. E. hair transplant process is different in that the head must be shaved so the hair follicles can be harvested individually. Since a smaller area is harvested, a minimally-invasive surgical tool...

Sep

Will My Scalp Be Red After My Hair Transplant?

Is it normal to have redness and swelling after your hair transplant? And what is our post-op aftercare protocol? After an FUE or FUT hair transplant surgery, experiencing redness, swelling, and even some bruising around the scalp is perfectly normal. This happens because th...

Sep

Should You Start DHT Blockers Before Your Hair Transplant?

Hair Loss Medication & Hair Restoration Surgery One Common question we hear from our patients is “Should I start hair loss medication before or after surgery? ”. This question isn’t an easy one to answer and depends on a few factors: How long will it be before your surgery da...

Sep

Norwood 3A Hair Transplant Results

There are Two Norwood 3 Classifications What does a Norwood 3A look like? 3 Vertex – this is a slight bald spot appearing on the top of the scalp. 3A – Light recession along the frontal hairline and noticeable hair loss at the midzone or crown. What this means is someone classi...

Sep

Graft Placement for Beard Transplants

Every case varies, but it is very common to complete an entire beard transplant using only ‘single’ grafts. Due to the disparity between multi-follicular grafts and single grafts we often use micro-surgery to split the grafts to attain the appropriate amount of individual follicl...

Sep

Why Is My Hair Falling Out After My Hair Transplant?

Shedding hair shortly after a hair transplant is a completely normal part of the healing process and shouldn’t cause undue stress. It might seem counterintuitive that you’d lose hair after a hair transplant, but there are a couple of explanations. One reason for shedding is...

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