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Hair Transplant

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Case Type

Grade 3

Surgery Type

FUE

Number of Grafts

2000

Balanced Hair Transplant

(Medicine, Donor & PRP)

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Hair transplant in Grade 3 Baldness

This case study presents the successful treatment of a patient with Grade 3 baldness using the Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) hair transplant technique.

The patient opted for hair restoration without the use of finasteride medication. The procedure involved the transplantation of 2000 grafts to create a natural-looking hairline, resulting in significant improvement in the patient's appearance. The case demonstrates the effectiveness of FUE hair transplant as a standalone treatment option for individuals with Grade 3 baldness who are not using finasteride. 

Hair loss is a common concern affecting a significant portion of the population. While various treatment options are available, hair transplantation has gained popularity due to its ability to provide natural-looking results. This case study focuses on a patient who underwent a FUE hair transplant to treat Grade 3 baldness without the concurrent use of finasteride, a medication commonly used to slow down hair loss.

Case Presentation: Mr Mitesh, a 30-year-old male, presented with Grade 3 baldness characterized by significant hair loss on the frontal hairline and mid-portion area. After a thorough examination and discussion of available treatment options, the patient expressed his preference for hair transplantation without the use of finasteride due to personal reasons. The patient's medical history did not reveal any contraindications or underlying conditions that could affect the treatment outcome.

Procedure: The patient underwent a FUE hair transplant procedure under local anaesthesia. A total of 2000 grafts were harvested from the donor area, typically the back or sides of the scalp, using a specialized punch tool. The grafts were meticulously prepared and sorted into individual follicular units to ensure optimal graft survival and natural hair growth. The recipient sites were then created along the frontal hairline and crown area.

The transplantation process involved the precise placement of the harvested grafts into the recipient sites, considering the natural hair growth angle, density, and distribution. Special attention was given to designing a hairline that would complement the patient's facial features and provide a natural appearance.

Post-operative Care: Following the hair transplant procedure, the patient received detailed instructions for post-operative care, including guidelines for washing, medication, and avoiding strenuous activities. The patient was advised to avoid smoking and alcohol consumption, as these factors can impact the healing process.

Results: The patient's progress was closely monitored during regular follow-up visits. Around four to six weeks post-transplant, the transplanted hair follicles entered a resting phase, and the newly transplanted hair shed.

This is a normal part of the hair growth cycle and should not be a cause for concern.
By the third month, the patient began to notice the initial signs of hair regrowth. Over time, the transplanted hair follicles gradually started to produce new hair, resulting in increased density and coverage. By the ninth month, the patient experienced significant improvement in hair density and a well-defined hairline, enhancing his overall appearance. 

This case study highlights the successful treatment of Grade 3 baldness using FUE hair transplant without the concurrent use of finasteride. The patient achieved satisfactory results in terms of hair regrowth, density, and natural-looking hairline. The absence of finasteride in the patient's treatment regimen indicates that FUE hair transplant can be an effective standalone treatment option for individuals who are unable or unwilling to take finasteride. 

FUE hair transplant, performed without finasteride, proved to be a successful treatment option for the patient with Grade 3 baldness in this case study. The transplantation of 2000 grafts resulted in a natural-looking hairline and improved density, significantly enhancing the patient's appearance. This case study emphasizes the importance of personalized treatment plans and demonstrates that FUE hair transplant can be an effective solution for individuals seeking hair restoration without the use of finasteride. However, further studies are warranted to evaluate the long-term outcomes and evaluate the efficacy of FUE hair transplant as a standalone treatment option for Grade 3 baldness.