subject: Hair Transplant Surgery May Not Be For Everybody [print this page] If you ask some individuals, losing their hair is one of the things they wish would never happen to them. When it starts to happen to them, they will often try everything conceivable to stop it. On the extreme end, some folks get a hair transplant. The only thing is, though, hair transplant surgery does not work out for every person. Many people have even filed legal actions, as they were so unhappy and furious about their results.
Because hair transplants are not medical procedures, you might find yourself spending much more money for more procedures to get the look you desire. People could be made to believe they will have a head full of hair instantaneously, and when that does not happen they get angry. It is easy to understand that people get upset when they do not have the hair they desired after paying all that money for a transplant. An honest surgeon will do their best to give as much information well before carrying out any transplant but from time to time that is still not enough. It is much worse when the surgeon is unscrupulous, and low-balls the cost deliberately. This occurs a great deal, just to get the people signed up in the first place, knowing that they are going to pay to get the job done.
A big problem that comes up after the surgery is the scars created. It is expected that you will have small scars from the procedure but less skilled surgeons may not do a very good job thus leaving more apparent scars. For individuals who wish to keep their hair short, having visible scars on the head will make it tough to do so. A number of unskilled surgeons are so bad that the hairlines turn out to be uneven. This is the result of a negligent doctor and shouldn't occur, but not all hair transplant surgeons are reputable. With so many people disappointed with the results, it seems hard to trust anyone to do a hair transplant.
You will still find people around with the old-fashioned plugs that looked like dolls hair. There are some slightly older men who have been really happy with the results of hair plugs. If someone who is going bald met another person who had an unsuccessful transplant, he is not going to want to do one. There are many surgeons who are mainly thinking of the money and not the good of their patients. Instead of helping patients decide if a hair transplant is ideal for them, the physicians pressure their patients to do it so they could take their money. There are many horror stories concerning men and women and their hair transplants.
As compared to many other failed cosmetic surgeries, hair transplants have the highest number of patient suicide. Most of it is the result of poorly done transplants by unethical physicians. One more common reason for suicide is acute depression that was triggered because the surgery didn't give the result the patient wanted. Prior to seeing somebody about getting hair implants, do as much research as you possibly can so that you can make the right decision.
