Hair transplantation is the first choice to improve the appearance and image of alopecia. It redistributes part of the remaining hair from the scalp donor area to the scalp alopecia area through surgery to achieve the purpose of hair transplantation. The so-called scalp hair dominant donor area refers to the area where scalp hair can be preserved for life and can be used for hair transplantation. After short-term surgical trauma recovery, the transplanted hair still maintains all the original growth characteristics and continues to grow in the new transplanted area for life.

1. instruction

1, cicatricial alopecia: autologous hair transplantation is the first choice. If the scar is small, skin plastic surgery can be considered to minimize the scar.

2. Seborrheic alopecia: control oil secretion with drugs first, and then consider autologous hair transplantation.

3. Neuropathic alopecia: Surgery is not recommended within six months after alopecia. Because of the efficacy of drug treatment, if the hair still doesn't grow after half a year of drug treatment, you can consider autologous hair transplantation.

4. Pathological alopecia: treat the primary disease first. If the primary disease fails to grow hair for half a year, then consider hair transplantation.

5. Drug-induced alopecia: Generally, hair can grow naturally 3-6 months after drug withdrawal, without surgery, but special circumstances are not excluded.

2. Contraindications

1, scar constitution.

2. Inflammatory dermatoses such as chronic radiation dermatitis, suppurative dermatoses, recurrent herpes simplex, acne with obvious inflammation, xeroderma pigmentosum, etc.

3, blood disease or abnormal coagulation mechanism.

4, mental patients or various psychological disorders.

5. People with severe diabetes or heart and lung diseases and severe hypertension.

6. The donor site has poor hair quality and unrealistic expectations for hair loss recovery.