Is it true that following a hair transplant, the transplanted hairs are resistant to DHT?

DHT is dihydrotestosterone. This and genetics are generally the causes of onset of male pattern baldness. Hair follicles that are not affected by DHT in many males are those in the back and sides of the scalp. If these are the hair follicles used for a hair transplant, they will behave the same regardless of where they are transplanted to. So the short answer is: yes, they are not prone to the effects of DHT and hair restoration.

With that in mind, experience and skill is truly necessary to predict which hair follicles are best for the hair transplant procedure. One must take into account the age of the patient, the extend of his or her baldness, and family history. With that in mind, skill and experience are necessary to assure a natural appearance.

If a patient has a very successful hair transplant, he or she may continue losing existing hair in the present area of baldness. I always suggest that a patient use minoxidil 5% foam twice a day and try Propecia as well. The patient should review the various risks of Propecia on the Internet.

The most common technique for hair transplantation in my office is the NeoGraft FUE technique. This has been enormously successful in most cases. The recovery time is minimal and there is no linear scar at the donor site and the back of the scalp, nor any lengthy recovery.

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Dr. Finger has had a passion for hair restoration for a long time and his center was the first in the coastal empire to offer NeoGraft. Dr. Finger is happy to discuss your options with you. Schedule today!

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