How To Repair A Bad Hair Transplant

Modern hair restoration has become a huge success with the new technology and hair transplant procedures.  The outcome of modern hair transplantation is natural in appearance because it replicates the natural hair growth process.  A large number of cases seen in hair restoration clinics today are the result of older hair transplant methods, where customers are not satisfied with their new head of hair.  Understandably so, older methods of hair restoration often produced many problems that previously were not so easily remedied.  Now, hair transplant repair has become huge in the industry of hair restoration. 

Some of the complications of hair transplants in the past included grafts that are "pluggy" in appearance because of their size, hair lines that are too far forward, broad hairlines, hair placed in the wrong direction, impractical area of attempted coverage, scarring, ridging, hair wastage, and donor area scarring.  

The first step to correcting an old hair transplant is to discuss with your physician the things that bother you most about your old transplant.  This will give the doctor some insight on how to correct it.  The next step is to try to trust your new surgeon.  Many people who have had negative hair transplant procedures feel angry and distrusting.  This can make it more difficult for the new surgeon attempting to correct the problem.  Have faith that modern technology has evolved and new hair transplant procedures performed by experienced surgeons will do a great job.