Hair Loss and Hair Transplantation

Hair strands come out of hair follicles, which we call grafts. From 1 graft, 1 to 4 hairs come out. Hair follicles are fed by the capillaries around them. Hair strands coming out of sufficiently nourished hair follicles have a healthy and strong appearance. Since they cannot be fed, they weaken and shed.

In the normal hair cycle, the hair goes through a growth phase spread over a certain period of time. After a long time, they weaken and fall out on their own. Then a new hair grows from the same root and this cycle continues in this way. The hair that we lose during the day is the hair that completes its cycle and will be replaced by new ones. Loss of 100 hairs per day is considered normal. However, more than this amount of spills, which have reached a remarkable level and cause openings in certain areas, give the signals of a problem.

Hair loss can be due to many reasons such as stress, sadness, hereditary (hereditary-male pattern hair loss), pregnancy and birth, wrong or malnutrition. At the same time, the person may have a disease that causes hair loss, such as ringworm. In these cases, treatment methods applied without consulting a specialist may cause you to waste both your time and money. Because the methods that can be applied for each type of hair loss are different. The most effective and permanent method of removing hair loss is hair transplantation.