What are the side effects of hairline transplantation?

Due to increased pressure in life and other reasons, many young people begin to suffer from hair loss. In addition to affecting health problems, hair loss also affects appearance. Generally speaking, people with more serious hair loss will have a receding hairline. A receding hairline will make the forehead stand out and look very ugly, so many young people choose to transplant their hairline. Transplanting the hairline can solve the problem of a receding hairline very well, but it will also bring some disadvantages.

1. Side effects of hairline transplantation: numbness at the back of the head

Girls will feel numbness and pain at the back of their head after hairline transplantation. This is because the hairline transplantation surgery requires cutting off the hair follicles at the back of the head, so the nerves at the back of the head will also be slightly damaged. Therefore, some hair transplant recipients will feel numbness and pain after hairline transplantation.

Recommendation: When choosing to have a hairline transplant, it is best to choose artificial hair transplantation instead of instrumental hair transplantation, because the techniques of professional doctors are more precise and safer than mechanical operations, and can reduce the numbness sequelae after hairline transplantation.

2. Post-transplantation sequelae: hair loss at the transplanted site

Some people complain about accelerated hair loss after hairline transplantation. In fact, this is because the growth environment of the hair follicles has changed, and the hair follicles are extracted from the dermis and are affected by external factors, causing some hair follicles to fall out earlier. Generally, hair shedding will stop within three months, and the hair follicles will regrow new, healthier hair. Many people mistakenly believe that hair loss in the transplanted area is also a sequelae of hairline transplantation. In fact, hair will grow and fall out at the same time, and the overall thinning effect is not very obvious, and it will not have a big impact on the image. Therefore, hair transplant recipients do not need to worry too much about this sequelae.

3. Aftereffects of hairline transplantation: No hair grows in the transplanted area

Hairline transplantation may result in the sequelae of no hair growth in the removed area. Hair follicle tissue is a non-renewable resource. Once the hair at the back of the head is removed by hairline transplantation, it will not grow again. However, hair transplant recipients do not need to worry too much about this side effect, because the number of hair follicles at the back of the head is three times that of the front, so even if the hair follicles no longer grow hair, it will not affect the overall appearance of the hair.