Basically, the unshaven baldness transplant technique focuses on those who have NOT completely lost an entire area of their hair. Sometimes it can also apply to patients who are missing some hairs on their crowning glory. Since an entire head of hair is rarely replaced, the unshaven method offers a solution to such situations.
It is not difficult to understand how such an affordable hair transplant option comes into play. Generally, when one loses hair, one tries different methods or reverts to old methods. One of these methods, which is usually the easiest to perform, is to use hair plugs. This works for a short time as the plugs will easily loosen after a period of time. Unshaved hair transplant solves the problem by transplanting individual grafts from areas of the head that are not covered with hair plugs.
This might sound like a simple solution to hair loss problems, but you have to keep in mind that the unshaven method is a bit more complicated. In fact, it’s not uncommon for doctors to recommend at least three grafts instead of the one used in hair plugs. This helps the doctor transplant hair follicles that may have been damaged or destroyed by the constant pulling of the plugs.
One more thing about unshaven hair transplant procedures: you must be at least 18 years old as much as possible. You may also need to undergo a psychological evaluation before the procedure. Apparently, people with extreme hair loss problems are best suited for this type of hair loss treatment. You must discuss everything with your doctor before making a decision. He can thoroughly explain all the pros and cons of unshaven fue hair transplant procedures.
This procedure might be difficult to perform at first, but many people are finding that they can perform an unshaven FUE hair transplant by themselves. It may take some time to get used to having the surgery performed, but once you get used to it there’s really nothing to worry about. Of course you need to learn how to do it right. It doesn’t take long to get the hang of it and you’ll be able to perform the surgery smoothly and effectively.
Current facts
| language | Turkish (native speakers for European languages work at the Dr. Yetkin Bayer clinics) |
| A view | No visa is required for visits up to 30 days |
| Time difference compared to Europe | 3 hours |
| Flight time between Germany and Turkey | 3 and 1/2 hours |
| capital city | Ankara / Ankara |
| Medical tourism centers | Istanbul, Izmir, Antalya |
| Popular Regions | Alanya, Kemer, Marmaris, Fethiye, Bodrum |
| Currency | TL, EURO, US Dollar(USD), British Pound(GBP) are also accepted as payment. |
How is an unshaven hair transplant done?
In FUE unshaven hair transplant , you should be aware that the operation takes place in a surgical facility. Once you have obtained all the necessary equipment, you need to go to the surgeon’s office. During the surgery, your skin will be opened so the surgeon can transplant the hair follicles onto the skin that was opened during the procedure. After the hair follicles are transplanted onto your skin, your doctor closes the incision.
One of the most popular advantages of unshaven FUE hair transplant procedures is that you don’t have to shave your head in order to transplant these hairs onto your head. Many people shave their heads to reduce the amount of hair on their heads. However, many people are embarrassed to have very noticeable hair on their heads. So if you want to do unshaven FUE hair transplant, you can remove your unsightly hair without shaving your head.
Your doctor may tell you to have multiple transplants. This is also another benefit of the unshaven Fue procedure. Multiple grafts are used to increase the number of hairs on your scalp. This is a huge advantage over using a graft and an open wound on the head. If you want to transplant more hair onto your head, talk to your doctor about using multiple grafts.
What are the risks and side effects of unshaven hair transplant?
With unshaven hair transplantation, those affected do not have to cut any part of their hair before the procedure so that they can perform the operation unobtrusively. However, there may be risks. The most common risks and side effects of an unshaven procedure can be classified as follows, although they are mostly minor or not permanent.
- infection and reactions
- Discomfort, itching and inflammation of the scalp
- Folliculitis, ie an infection of the follicles.
- Bleeding that can be avoided by simple compression.
- Loss of feeling in the affected areas.
- Significantly lighter hair in certain areas
- Persistent hair loss
- Abnormal and patchy hair growth
- Low density producing an abnormal appearance.
- tissue death
- Folliculitis and pustules after surgery
- Nodules that usually disappear after a few weeks.
- Excessive hair plucking
- Acute effluvium, a type of effluvium that comes on suddenly.
- Abnormally lightened skin
What is the healing process of an unshaven hair transplant?
The healing process of this hair transplant procedure varies from person to person. Typically, a patient is scheduled for one session, which can last approximately an hour. If you would like additional sessions, these can be scheduled simultaneously or split up.
Once the balding process is complete, the patient is scheduled for a recurrence. However, this healing process should take place as frequently as possible. This prevents further damage to the hair and scalp. Although many patients experience minor hair loss after the procedure, most of them do not have to deal with bald patches. This is mainly due to the excellent surgical technique used during the procedure.
Shaving and waxing are the only methods to achieve a natural looking result. This procedure does not use razors or chemicals, so there is no pain. Hair grows very slowly, about an inch a year. However, you should expect to lose an inch or two a month. To care for the new hair, it is important to wash it regularly with shampoo and conditioner.
Before and after photos
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Unshaven hair transplant experiences
Literature:
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-642-73751-0_36
