Friday, March 30, 2012

Not Everybody Could Have Hair Transplant Surgery



Losing one's hair is probably one of the most horrible things that can happen to someone. If many people begin to lose their hair, they take desperate actions to try and avoid it. A few individuals are so resistant to the idea of losing their hair, they decide to get a hair transplant. The one thing is, though, hair transplant surgery doesn't work out for everyone. Legal actions have been brought about since a number of people still lost their hair after having a hair transplant.

Since hair transplants are not medical procedures, you may find yourself spending much more money for more procedures to achieve the look you desire. People may be made to believe they'll have a head full of hair right away, and when that does not happen they get angry. You can easily see how men and women can get disappointed after they've spent a lot of money only to find that it failed to turn out the way they expected. An ethical surgeon will do their best to provide as much information well before performing any transplant but sometimes that is still not satisfactory. There were situations where money grubbing surgeons would undercut the price of the surgical procedure to just make a sale. This tactic helps to secure the payment from somebody anxious to maintain their looks.

One common problem is the scars that show up following the transplant is completed. It's expected you will have minor scars from the procedure but less skilled surgeons may not do a very good job thus leaving more visible scars. This makes it extremely tough for individuals who would like to keep their hair short. There's also some surgeons who do not do a good job with keeping the hairline even. Some cosmetic surgeons who do this are culpable while others are just not to be trusted. It seems like too big a risk to do any kind of hair transplant.

Hair plugs that resemble dolls hair aren't being done very much these days but some people still have them. There are a few older men who have been very pleased with the results of hair plugs. Balding people who just know people with bad transplants, will most likely not want one of their own. A lot of the physicians who do this are merely doing it for the money and usually do not really care if the patients are happy or not. Rather than helping patients decide if a hair transplant is right for them, the physicians pressure their patients to do it so that they can take their money. There are probably more stories regarding badly done hair transplants than all other messed up procedures combined.

As a matter of fact, suicides are highest among botched hair transplant patients compared to all the other cosmetic surgeries. Most of it is the result of badly done transplants by money grubbing doctors. Another reason is that they were expecting their life to change immediately with their new hair, and when it did not, despair set in. It is crucial that you do as much researching as possible before deciding on getting hair implants.



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