What Problems Can Hair Transplant Surgery Cause? By: Carol Bell

If you have experienced a hair transplant in the past thirty years it is possible that you are not content with the end product. If that is the case, you may have had the hair transfer known as hair plugs. This type of procedure can make your hair stand up like the quills on a porcupine. Modern techniques are more likely to result in natural-looking hair.

The first thing you need to do is to find a hair transfer surgeon who has done many hair transfer repair surgeries and fixing bad hair transfers is often a specialty for some doctors. You can look for ads in yellow pages or your own primary care doctor may know about a surgeon who is involved in this kind of work. It's good idea to contact with professional organizations. Once you have found a doctor or doctors to consider, make sure they let you see instances of their work because it will not be enough to see what they can do with a virgin scalp. You need to see how productive they have been in dealing with problems such as the ones you have and if you cannot see the patients directly, at least ask for a look at some photos.

Talk to the operating surgeon about what can be done to repair your inferior hair transplant job so if you have large hair plugs, ask if the physician will be removing the plugs. The operating surgeon may want to take them out, break them up into smaller units, and reinsert them but if your plugs are smaller, he may just want to add some new donor hair to erduce the effect of the doll head look. If the price is a problem for you, talk about it with the operating surgeon since this is an actual problem for a lot of individuals who desire to have bad hair grafts repaired. It may be more expensive to do the correction than an original surgical operation would cost and if you do not have the cash, your physician can generally point you to several different financing methods. In this way, you don't need to have all the fee up front. Talk about recuperation with your hair transfer operating surgeon since you might be having the plugs taken out, and if you do you will need more time to recover than someone with just a regular hair transplant. You have to let the plug sites heal as well as the new insertion sites and possible new donor sites and this may take special post-operative care and extended down-time.

Inquire with your physician if they plan for you to have another surgical operation since you might have to get the plugs taken out in one procedure and recover before you have the accompanying procedure. Your physician may not know the answer to this until after they see how your first surgical process has gone but in any case, it is wise to go in believing that you probably will need more than one session. Unfortunatly there are those who are living with a bad hair transplant. Once you have done the procedure you will have to live with the results you come out with good or bad, so be suspicious of who you have do it. There are operations that can repair these issues and that is good news to those who never thought it would be possible.

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