When it comes to the hair transplant
procedure, there are generally two ways to do it. Strip harvesting
involves the removal of an entire strip of follicles, including almost all of
the epidermis and dermis surrounding the hair follicle. The strip is then transplanted
to the recipient site, or the balding area. It can also be divided up and
distributed to various recipient sites. Follicular unit extraction, or FUE,
involves removing one follicle at a time using tiny punches between 0.6 and
1.25mm in diameter and then inserting them into the thinning area using a
microblade. Recovery time is only seven days with FUE.
One of the first questions asked
by people interested in hair transplants is usually: "How much does a hair transplant cost?"
The answer varies, depending on the type of procedure that you have done, as
well as how big an area you need covered. Hair transplants can cost anywhere
from three to eight dollars per graft. The cost per graft usually drops as the
size of the covered area increases. Once again, buying in bulk can come in
handy. You can usually have several hundred grafts done at once if necessary,
once again depending on the size of the area to be covered.
Hair transplants aren't only done
for the hair on your head. In fact, you can get eyebrow hair
transplants done by the same
surgeons that do scalp hair transplants. The procedure is more or less the
same: the follicles are removed from the donor site under local anesthetic and
are implanted into the recipient site (in this case, the eyebrows). The
advantage of having your eyebrows surgically implanted is that they'll always
be the perfect shape and won't require as much grooming as naturally grown
eyebrows usually require. That alone almost makes it worth the price.
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