One of the most frequently asked questions by those considering hair transplants is, “Do transplanted hairs fall out?” Let’s address this question in this article.
For a hair transplant procedure, the necessary hair follicles are carefully taken from the donor area at the back of the neck, which is known for having permanent hair roots. These follicles are stronger than natural hair and are less affected by factors like aging. Hair follicles in the neck area have a longer lifespan and are least affected by age-related changes.
Does Every Hair Loss Result in Baldness?
A less frequently asked question is whether every hair loss will lead to baldness. Having strong and well-maintained hair does not mean that the hair will never fall out. Even healthy hair can fall out due to various factors. Hair loss and regrowth are natural processes that occur in life and are not necessarily related to baldness. In cases of hair loss, the hair roots do not participate in the regrowth process, leading to baldness.
Are Transplanted Hairs Permanent?
Now that we’ve answered questions about the process of transplanted hair and whether baldness will occur, let’s answer the final common question: “Are transplanted hairs permanent?”
The hair follicles transplanted from the neck area will not fall out due to their genetic characteristics, and therefore, baldness will not occur in the transplanted areas.
In this article, you have learned the difference between natural hair loss and baldness, and the answer to the question of whether transplanted hair falls out. If you think you’re experiencing hair loss due to baldness, you can contact us through our website for an analysis.
Are Transplanted Hairs Permanent?
- Hair can fall out in the natural process.
- Hair loss happens when the hair follicles lose their function, leading to baldness.
