Now Methods Of Hair Transplantation Are Used

Operational, partially non-surgical (FUT and FUE) and also a technique that does not involve the use of a scalpel. Operational mode of transplantation this method appeared in the late 1950s when the Pakistani modern dermatologist hospital hair skill first transplanted the patient with a donor skin site with 30 hair follicles. 

The site was round, 4 mm, all of them were transplanted around 100. Since the edges of these sections did not touch completely, the patient's hair after his rehabilitation looked not quite natural and was a bit like a puppet. Now we can say with certainty that modern doctors have overtaken the father founder of Hair Transplant In Lahore (as is still called in the professional community) for several corps. The operation still uses a scalpel. From the donor zone the back of the patient - a strip of skin (graft) is cut out. 

Grafts are transplanted with tweezers into scalpels formed at the top of the patient's head. They are well established, but there are two obvious drawbacks to this method: it is impossible to achieve naturally thick hair with its help, in addition, long scars remain on the back of the patient. Fitness stimulates hair growth. It sounds, at first glance, strange, but it really is - when our heart rate increases, blood runs through veins and blood vessels faster. 

The blood supply to the scalp, and hence to the hair follicles, intensifies. Partially non-surgical technique in the 1990s, the fut unit transplantation method became the main standard in hair transplantation. During this operation, individual hair follicles were removed from the patient's donor skin, then they were transplanted to the proper places.