How does curly hair respond to hair transplantation
Published on June 1, 2011
Question:
How does curly hair respond to hair transplantation?
Answer:
Generally curly hair transplantation works out very well.
The hair above the surface of the scalp in a hair restoration procedure that is curly tends to cover more area and appears to be more hair than the number of grafts that were transplanted. This is in comparison to a patient that has straight hair.
In most cases, I tell patients that straighter hair tends to take more work to acquire coverage in the same area that it would take curly hair to cover that area.
Posted by: Dr. Charles
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