After three months of a hair transplant session, the transplanted hair begins to take on a natural appearance and will continue to grow for a lifetime. The donor site from which the hair was taken shrinks to a small, barely noticeable incision line that is completely hidden in the surrounding hair.

After hair transplant surgery generally a patient cannot experience pattern baldness again. This is due to the nature of the harvested hair follicles, which are unlikely to fall out since they are taken from the back and sides of the head. However, it is possible for the transplanted hair to thin over time.

It is normal to experience hair shedding after few weeks of hair transplant, your hair will follow natural life cycle, and new hair will grow where it was transplanted. It is unlikely that you will continue a pattern of baldness again after your surgery due to the nature of the harvested follicles.

A few weeks you will have to wait before you can shave or even cut your hair. How long you should wait depends on the speed of your recovery. Hair transplant scabs scarring, or redness should head within around 3 days, but it can take longer than this

The Hair transplant will cover bald area of scalp, but they will not protect you from further Hair Loss. As Male Pattern hair loss is a progressive condition for most men, it might be worth considering combining surgery with medical treatments to slow down the balding process discuss this with you doctor.

After hair transplant surgery it is normal to experience sudden hair loss for many patients. This is temporary condition, usually occurring within 2-3 months after the hair transplant, Due primarily to the trauma endured by the follicles implanted during the hair surgery.

A hair transplant replaces your lost hair. However, it won’t prevent ongoing hair loss. Supplementary medicines like finasteride and minoxidil are designed for this purpose. However if you are not taking any hair loss medicines, you hair may continue to fall out, despite your hair transplant.

Most common age patients should consider hair transplant is 30 or older. Patients younger that 30 ought to consider hair loss medications first to stabilise their loss before considering surgery like an FUE or FUT.

Unnatural direction of hair growth:  this is often caused by poor surgeon technique. 

Infection: Excessive swelling or redness around the transplant area may be a sign of infection, and is typically caused by unsanitary surgical tools.

As FUE hair transplant involves the extraction of hair follicles, the regrowth of the donor’s hair isn’t possible in the sietes where there is an absence of hair follicles or hair roots. However in FUE hair follicles are extracted randomly so the left follicles grows and covers the donors area very well.

There is not upper age limit when it comes to hair transplant procedures . Nobody is too old to undergo a hair transplant, as long as they are in good health and have enough viable donor hair follicles.

If there are no enough hair follicles on the nape or if the hair is too thin there may be no donor site to draw hairs from. If the patient has chronic telogen effluvium or alopecia areata, they are also unlikely to be recommended hair transplants.

Hair transplant surgery is only safe if it is performed by a qualified, experienced hair transplant surgeon in a surgically clean environment.

Islamic Scholars generally agree that all hair transplant techniques are halal. Whether it’s FUE or FUE. They all serve the same purpose restoring hir growth. The important thing to remember: Hair transplanted should be your own.

Like your natural hair, transplanted hair is susceptible to the aging process. Since the transplanted hair continues to share same genetic make-up as hair from the donor area, It will loose its color once melanin production slows or stops.

Hair transplantation is not recommended for patients with active cicatricial alopecia. Not only is the risk of failure high- graft survival rates are usually less than 50% –  but the procedure can also exacerbate the condition.