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Managing Expectations vs. Realistic Results in Hair Transplantation.


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When someone decides to take the big step and proceed with a hair transplant, they must be truly certain, as it is a process that will change their life. They need to consider some issues that will help them understand the concept of hair transplantation more deeply and realize what can truly be achieved in their case. For this reason, at HDC Hair Clinic, there are personal consultants who, in coordination with our medical team, will give each client the necessary attention, personalizing the process for each individual, emphasizing their own wants and concerns.

The most important aspect of the hair transplant process is that each client is satisfied and happy with their result. To achieve this, the client must have a full understanding of their situation. This means they need to recognize and understand the extent of their hair loss up to the present moment. Then, by evaluating the factors we have so far, such as heredity, age, the quality of the existing hair, the number of hair follicles in the donor area, and of course, the types of follicular units per graft, along with the correct design of the front hairline, the outcome of the transplant and the expected result will be determined.

Additionally, the client should be aware of potential difficulties that may arise during the hair transplant procedure. These include the creation of cylindrical incisions in the skin around each graft (punching), the extraction of grafts, the creation of graft recipient sites, and the placement of the grafts back into the client's scalp. Some possible difficulties that may occur include if the skin is very tough or if the client has previously undergone a transplant and scar tissue has formed. Also, the condition of the grafts under the skin, such as if they are very spread out (splay) or all joined together, can be a factor in reducing multi-hair grafts. All these concerns, which are likely to be on everyone's mind, can be addressed by the consultants and, of course, by the doctors. The specialized surgical staff at HDC, with their experience and knowledge, will offer the client the best possible outcome in their case with safety, confidence, and trust.

For these reasons, the most difficult part is choosing the right hair transplant clinic. In the market, you can find hundreds of clinics ranging from very low-cost to more expensive ones. If you choose a clinic based only on the relatively low price, it is likely that you will not achieve the desired result, which you would certainly have if you had done better market research and increased the amount you are willing to spend. In the end, you get what you pay for. There are several reasons for this. It is possible that the low-cost medical team is incomplete and consists mainly of many technicians who do not have the training and desired experience in such detailed work. The result is the incorrect hair growth pattern and the angle of graft placement without a natural result and sparse growth. The donor area, which is the most important in hair transplantation, must be managed with great safety and care because it will be needed again in the future and should not be damaged.

The secret is the good research of the clinic the client is considering to get informed about the results, read reviews from people who have already undergone hair transplants on various forums on the internet. Additionally, the treatment the client receives from their personal consultant from the first contact is also important.

A hair transplant is a life-changing decision, and HDC wants to ensure that you make the right one. We take pride in the confidentiality and care we offer our clients, and you can be assured that from the first contact with us, you will be treated with supreme professionalism and our fullest attention.

 

For any advice or questions feel free to ask at aristos@hdc.com.cy or WhatsApp at +357 99033534.

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