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Hair ReplacementHair replacement can treat the most common cause of hair loss which is male pattern baldness.
Both your heredity and hormonal factors play important roles in the type of hair loss that can be treated with hair replacement therapy.
Hair loss, resulting from scarring caused by burns, injury or diseases of the scalp, may sometimes be corrected with a hair transplantation procedure.
There are several hair replacement surgical procedures which a cosmetic surgeon can perform to help you treat your hair loss. Hair TransplantationHair transplantation is the most widely used hair replacement technique.
Small grafts of your healthy, hair bearing skin are removed from the sides and back of your scalp and transplanted into the areas of baldness.
These hair grafts may vary in size from one single hair up to 3 hairs.
Only micrografts are utilized in our hair replacement procedures. No artificial appearing "hair plugs" are utilized, giving you the most natural appearance hair replacement possible.
The transplanted hairs from your hair replacement procedure will go into a temporary resting phase and will usually appear in approximately three months. Your grafts will continue to produce hair on a permanent basis.
Your procedure can be performed in our office in a single day. Sometimes patients will elect to have a second or third hair replacement procedure if they desire.
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Call our office today at 1-866-455-9157 to set up an appointment today and start looking as young as you feel. Two convenient locations in Middle Tennessee |
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