The principle of hair transplant surgery is to extract healthy hair follicles from the occipital part of the head, separate and cultivate them through a high-precision microscope, and then plant them in the hair loss area to solve the problem of hair loss. The implanted hair retains all the attributes of the original hair growth, can grow normally, and the effect is that it will not fall off for life.

At the same time, there is usually a transition period after hair transplant surgery, and the first week is very important. Everyone must do a good job of nursing, which will help the operation to recover.

Because surgery requires local anesthesia, and the anesthetic effect will not disappear soon, people will feel sleepy. After leaving the hospital, everyone should rest more. Those who are engaged in driving or aerial work will be on duty one week later.

Under normal circumstances, the scab will fall off one week after operation and gradually heal in 2-3 weeks. At this time, the scalp will feel itchy. Around 4 weeks, the hair follicle will establish a blood supply relationship with the new site, and then it will begin to fall off. After 3 months, the hair follicle will grow stably again, and slowly, the ideal effect can be seen in about six months to one year.