Hair transplant in Ballygunge

Introduction:

FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge is a relatively simple procedure. It does not require much effort on your part unlike in any other surgical procedure. So, if your busy lifestyle is the only factor preventing you from getting a hair transplant, it’s time to ditch aside that excuse.

Get an FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge for the shortest recovery period. You don’t have to compromise on the results for the same. At Kaayakalp, our hair transplant services are above par. We assure you of getting a gorgeous mane with safe, FDA-approved hair transplant procedures in Ballygunge.

How to prepare for FUE hair transplant?

Preparing for an FUE hair transplant is nowhere near preparing for an examination. This means you do not have to work extra hours or put in any extra effort. Here are some of the basic protocols you need to follow to prepare for your FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge.

  • Quit smoking:

Now, this might seem like a tough task for many of you. But you have to do this for getting back your lost confidence. “Beauty is pain” is a common saying. But, quitting smoking has never hurt anyone. And we encourage you to do so. But just in case you are not in the right space of mind to quit smoking altogether, then that’s fine. You have to quit smoking a week before your hair transplant in Ballygunge. Nicotine present in tobacco products reduces oxygen-carrying capacity in the blood and prevents normal wound healing.

  • Quit alcohol:

Alcohol slows down the normal functions of the body. It also widens the blood vessels. Hence, the presence of alcohol in the blood can cause more swelling on the scalp during hair transplantation. These bumps on the scalp do not go away easily. That is why we advise you to stop alcohol consumption a week before your FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge.

  • Don’t cut your hair:

Do not cut your hair a month before your FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge. You do not want the tiny little spots on your scalp after the procedure to show up, or, do you? That is exactly why. In FUE hair transplant, tiny white patches form at the sites of the punches. These patches are covered by the surrounding hair. Hence, we recommend you to not cut your hair a month before the surgery.

  • Scalp massage:

For about a month before your surgery, massage your scalp. Do this for about 10-30 minutes each day. It will increase blood flow to your scalp, making it healthier.

  • Follow medication rules as prescribed:

Your hair transplant surgeon may stop a few medications you are already taking. These may include blood thinners like aspirin and anti-depressants. They may also prescribe you a course of antibiotics before your hair transplant to prevent any kind of infection. Follow the guidelines thoroughly.

  • Health check-up:

It is best to consult with your general physician once before your hair transplant in Ballygunge. They can assess your overall health condition. Accordingly, they will certify you fit to undergo an FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge.

They will ask you to do a few routine investigations. These are –

  • Fasting blood sugar (FBS): To check your blood sugar levels
  • Complete Blood Count (CBC): To check your haemoglobin level in the blood
  • ESR or CRP: To exclude the possibility of any existing infection
  • ECG: To check the condition of your heart
  • X-Ray Chest: To exclude any respiratory disease
  • Other investigations related to any other medical condition you may have
  • Do not panic:

Stress is the sole factor that can cause abnormal functioning of the entire body. It will have a negative impact on your hair transplant result in Ballygunge. Sleep well, take adequate rest, and don’t stress yourself. You will be fine.

  • Maintain good scalp hygiene:

This is vital. Keep your scalp clean. On the day of your hair transplant in Ballygunge, shampoo your hair in the morning. Use mild shampoo and conditioner. Rinse well.

How do you get the best results after FUE?

Post-operative care is as important as pre-operative care. This will help you get the best results after your FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge. Listed below are the basic post-operative rules you need to follow:

  • Take rest in the proper way:

You can go back to work just the day after your hair transplant in Ballygunge. But we advise you to take off for at least 3 days. Rest well and hydrate yourself. Lie down on your back. Make sure that the recipient area does not touch the pillow. Use 2 or more pillows to rest your head on. This will allow proper drainage of blood from the scalp. Make sure to hydrate well. Eat a healthy and balanced diet.

  • Avoid showers:

Do not place your head under the shower directly. The water droplets directly falling on your scalp will damage the newly transplanted grafts. For at least a week, use a mug to pour water on your scalp gently. Pour little water at a time. You can do this only after 48 hours. You can also shampoo your hair after that. Mix it in water and then apply it to your scalp. Rinse very gently.

  • Avoid extreme temperatures:

Be it the scorching heat of the sun or direct ice on your scalp – avoid it! If you need ice for your pain, wrap it in a cotton cloth. Dab the cloth gently on your scalp. And if you have to go out in the sun, use an umbrella and a loose-fitting hat or cap. It is best to avoid it altogether for a week though.

  • Say no to exercise:

And any other activity that makes you sweat for a week after your FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge! You can resume daily activities the day after your surgery. But heavy physical activities are an absolute no-no!

  • Do not itch or touch your scalp:

Grafts are not secure on your scalp for a week after your hair transplant procedure in Ballygunge. So, touching or itching your scalp can loosen them. What is even worse is that it can lead to an infection. You surely don’t want that. It is normal for your scalp to feel itchy and painful after the surgery. Your doctor will prescribe medicines for the issues.

How long does it take to recover from FUE hair transplant?

The recovery downtime for an FUE hair transplant in Ballygunge is relatively low. You can expect complete recovery in 10-14 days. Please consult your hair transplant surgeon in Ballygunge if symptoms last longer.

Kaayakalp – the best FUE hair transplant clinic in Ballygunge:

At Kaayakalp, our team of surgeons is specialists and most renowned. With over 18 years of experience, Dr. V. S. Rathore is the guiding light of our team. He has successfully done more than 2500 hair transplant surgeries. Modern amenities also allow you to experience a hassle-free, pain-free, and safe hair transplant procedure in Ballygunge. Relentlessly working towards transforming lives, Kaayakalp provides the best patient support. Our dedication and hard work to serving our patients have made Kaayakalp the best FUE hair transplant clinic in Ballygunge.

FAQs

What is a hair transplant?

A hair transplant is a surgical procedure which involves taking the hair follicular unit from the back and side of the head ("donor area") and planting them to the areas undergoing hair loss or thinning. A follicular unit consists of one, two or three hair strands along with their hair root (follicle). Each follicular unit or graft is cut out individually under the microscope/ magnification and transplanted into the minute incisions made by needles at the affected area. This latest technique is also known as the follicular unit micro-grafting.

How long does a hair transplant procedure take?

Depending on the degree of baldness a session may require a grafting of about 700 to 3,000 hair follicular units which takes about 6 hours to 10 hours of surgery on an outpatient basis. Most patients will arrive in the morning and will have their procedure completed by evening. View a step by step overview of a typical hair transplant procedure.

What can be done if I had a less than satisfactory or disappointing hair transplant results?

Some of the patients may not get the expected results, this is because each individual react differently to tissue injury and has different levels of capacity to heal, allowing the hair follicular unit to grow normally. If you have had an unsatisfactory hair transplant you can have a revision hair transplant.

Will my hair transplant look completely natural?

A hair transplant when done rightly can look so completely natural that even your hair stylist will not know that you've had it done. It's important to choose the right procedure and the clinic which assures you a complete natural look. The hair transplant procedure that we recommend is called "Follicular Unit Transplant" (FUT).

Are the results permanent?

Yes, since the hair follicles transplanted to the balding areas are genetically resistant to baldness, they are as permanent as your normal hair although you may see some hair fall and regrowth which is totally a normal occurrence as we all experience in our daily life. They will also grey with aging.

When will my newly transplanted hair start to grow?

It grows within a few weeks depending upon the growth cycle of the transplanted follicle, at the normal growth rate of 1 - 2 mm/day. Within 3 - 6 months al the transplanted hair follicles will start to grow.

Will people know I had a hair transplant?

Immediately following surgery the recipient area is typically pink with scabs forming around the micro incisions. During the first few days it will be noticeable, these hundreds of tiny incisions will heal rapidly within 7 to 10 days and most patients are comfortable being in public without wearing a hat in few days.

What does a hair transplant cost?

Today most clinics charge an average of Rs.50/- to Rs.80/- per hair follicular unit, so the total possible expenses actually depend on the degree of baldness; you can have an estimate only after consultation. Some clinics may charge you by the session (sittings) and multiple sittings may be required until you are satisfied with the thickness of the hair growth.

Does the hair transplant procedure hurt?

Most patients are pleasantly surprised by the minimal pain and discomfort after the local anesthesia in the donor and recipient areas. Following surgery patients will feel some amount of discomfort, numbness and soreness which require oral medication.

What is the recovery time of Rhinoplasty?

Healing and recovery can vary widely from one patient to another. Depending on the type of rhinoplasty you get and the extent of the procedures, the average recovery period can last from two weeks to months.

Is Rhinoplasty an inpatient or outpatient procedure?

Rhinoplasty is usually performed in a doctor's office or on an outpatient basis in a hospital or clinic. You may be given medicine as a precaution against infection, but you don't need to stay overnight.

What is the difference between open and closed rhinoplasty?

Open rhinoplasty is an process where a surgeon makes an incision on the inside of the nostrils and on the outside of the columella, also known as the external strip of cartilage that connects the nostrils. This procedure is simpler than a closed rhinoplasty because it's easier to look into the nose during surgery.

What type of fillers are suitable for rhinoplasty?

Fillers like hyaluronic acid and calcium hydroxipatite can be used for non-surgical rhinoplasty. They are commonly marketed under the brand names of Juvederm , Restylane , and Radiesse.

Can rhinoplasty be a permanent procedure?

Rhinoplasty is conducted understood as a permanent procedure as long as you have developed facial features. It's temporary unless your facial features have changed shape, in which case corrective rhinoplasty is possible.

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