How is it Decided Whether a Person is Suitable for a Hair Transplant?

Hair transplantation is called a surgical operation in terms of the methods used. For this reason, it is very important to determine whether the person is suitable for hair transplantation. There are some criteria to determine this.

Who can have a hair transplant? Hair transplantation can be applied to everyone, male or female, but there are some conditions:
– The donor area should have the number of grafts that can cover the balding area.
-People’s general health status should not pose a risk for the operation,
– High blood pressure, diabetes, etc. Patients can have hair transplantation with the approval of the doctor.
-Anyone who has lost hair due to reasons such as genetic structure, hormonal disorders, environmental effects, diseases, and drug use can have a hair transplant.
-Hair transplantation can be done on the temples and crown areas. At the same time, people who have completely lost their hair due to reasons such as burns can also have hair transplantation.

Who cannot have a hair transplant?
– Hair transplantation cannot be performed on people who are congenitally balding and do not have hair in the donor area.
– Hair transplantation cannot be performed on people who have diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis C.
– Before the hair transplant operation, various blood tests and examinations are performed. Hair transplantation is not applied to people with serious diseases such as heart, diabetes, liver failure, kidney failure.
-People with hemophilia should have a blood test before having a hair transplant operation. In a blood test, the rate of blood clotting is checked. In this way, necessary blood coagulation drugs are available against situations that may pose a risk in the operation.
-Hair transplantation cannot be performed on people who experience hair loss before the age of 24.
-Persons under the age of 24 who have lost their hair as a result of special circumstances such as accidents and burns can have hair transplantation under the supervision of a doctor.
– If the hair follicles taken from the donor area do not cover the bald area in one session, a hair transplantation operation should not be performed.