During hair transplant, the bald–resistant hair follicles from the back of head are transplanted to the bald area of the head. This procedure is permanent since the hair follicles from back of the head are resistant to baldness regardless of where are they are transplanted. Check out this hair transplant article to know more about it.

No, the hair transplant procedure does not hurt since the patient is given local anesthesia in both the donor and the recipient areas. Post-surgery the patient might feel some numbness along with minimal discomfort which is common after any surgery.

If the hair loss is bothering you, then it’s the right time to start thinking about getting hair transplant procedure done. If not treated at the young age the hair loss will likely continue. Check out this page to know if you’re the right candidate for the hair transplant.

We usually get patients with age over 21 years. Though it is advised to address your hair loss problem as soon as possible.

Men who have progressed to class 3 or above in Norwood Scale are considered to be the right candidate for the surgery. Below is the Norwood Scale Chart.

Yes but as of now hair cloning is not an option since it is still in its early stages. The idea behind hair cloning is that the healthy follicle cells are extracted from donor areas and multiplied by various culturing methods. The newly produced cells are then injected in the bald scalp.