Medical Hair Restoration new jersey

Posted by David James on March 5th, 2020

Medical hair restoration new jersey techniques and hair transplantation have been the subject of much research and attention. It is estimated that nearly 90% of all men will experience some degree of male pattern baldness in their life, with some variance based on genetic factors as well as medical factors. With the problem of hair loss so widespread it is no wonder, then, that medical restoration is generally divided into two categories of treatment - non-surgical and surgical. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and may or may not be right for an individual experiencing hair loss.

Non-Surgical Hair Restoration

Non-surgical treatments requiring no actual medical transplantation have long been available in many forms, most of which are ineffective at restoring hair and a waste of money at best. In recent years, though, two hair loss drugs have emerged as both effective and affordable. In fact, they are the only two FDA approved hair loss treatments available today.

Finasteride - This is a prescription-only medication for hair restoration Englewood that is marketed under the brand name Propecia. It comes in the form of a pill that is taken daily, leading to varying degrees of hair regrowth over the course of several months. It carries a strong warning to women who are pregnant or could become pregnant, as Propecia can cause birth defects in unborn children. Women should not use Propecia or even handle the pills, as the medication can be absorbed through the skin.

Hair restoration is the surgical procedure aimed at permanently correcting male pattern baldness. It is a generic term to define a number of methods used to restore hair to balding areas. Hair restoration methods involve topical, oral and surgical treatments.

Various methods of hair restoration surgery

There are various methods of hair restoration surgery for you to choose from. The two chief methods that you can opt for are - a.) Scalp Flap Surgery and b.) Scalp Reduction Surgery.

A. Scalp flap surgery - It entails moving a flap of skin and underlying tissues from one scalp area to the other. The surgeon first cuts out a section of the scalp where there is no hair growth He then replaces it by a flap of hair-bearing scalp. The size and placement of the flap will depend on your requirements. You do not need to worry about the scar. It will be covered by the relocated hair.

The objective of this hair restoration method is used to rectify a non-traumatic cosmetic defect. It is also used to repair a traumatic injury site and restore its functionality and cosmetic appearance. Another use of scalp flap surgery is repairing a skin defect caused by congenital malformation. The advantages of this hair restoration surgery procedure include natural frontal hairline, proper hair placement in temporal areas, hair pattern distortion avoidance, etc. However, it runs the risk of certain side effects. They include permanent hair loss at donor sites, scarring at donor or recipient sites, blood supply failure to the flap, etc.

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