Can a head burn with a scar be repaired by hair transplant surgery?

As long as the blood vascularity in the scar area is normal and the resources of the posterior occipital area are sufficient, scar hair transplant surgery can end the scar on the hair hand without hair growth, but the depth of the implant is slightly deeper than that of ordinary law enforcement surgery, and the hair that grows is taken from itself, so it will not cause rejection to the human body.

Hair transplantation is the first choice to improve the appearance of hair loss, it is to use the scalp advantage to provide part of the remaining hair in the area, through surgery, so that it can be redistributed in the scalp hair loss area to achieve the purpose of hair transplantation. The so-called scalp hair dominance donor area refers to the area where scalp hair can remain for life and can be used for hair transplantation. After a short period of surgical trauma recovery, the transplanted hair retains all the growth characteristics of the original hair, continues to grow in the new transplanted area, and will remain for life.

1.Indications.

1. Scarring alopecia: Autologous hair transplantation is preferred, if the scar is small, you can consider plastic surgery to minimize the scar.

2. Seborrheic alopecia: medication should be used to control oil secretion first, and then autologous hair transplantation should be considered.

3. Neurogenic alopecia: within half a year of starting hair loss, surgery is not recommended, because of the use of drugs, if the hair still fails to grow after half a year, autologous hair transplantation will be considered.

4. Disease-induced alopecia: first of all, if the primary disease fails to grow hair for half a year, then consider hair transplantation.

5. Drug-induced alopecia: Generally, hair can grow naturally 3 to 6 months after stopping the drug, and surgery is not required, but special circumstances are not excluded.

2.Contraindication.

1. Those with scar constitution.

2. Inflammatory diseases such as chronic radiation dermatitis, purulent disease, herpes simplex, acne with obvious inflammation, xeroderma pigmentosa, etc.

3. Patients with blood diseases or abnormal coagulation mechanisms.

4. Mentally ill or people with various psychological disorders.

5. Those with severe diabetes mellitus or heart and lung diseases and severe hypertension.

6. The hair quality in the donor area is too poor and there are unrealistic expectations for the recovery of hair loss.

It can be covered, before doing scar implant surgery, you must first determine whether your situation is suitable for surgery, first of all, to see whether there is blood circulation under the skin at the scar, if it does not exist, it is not possible to do hair transplant surgery, secondly, look at the size of the scar area, if the area is large and the source of the occipital part is insufficient, this situation can not do hair transplantation, if the scar area is small and there is blood circulation, it is possible to do hair transplantation. So, if you have time, you go to the hospital to do a hair follicle test and learn more about your own situation.

Hello, the scar site can be transplanted, the hair transplant technology has been perfected after years of research and development, and the hair implant is taken from itself, so it is safe and no rejection, and there is no adverse reaction, there is no trace after hair transplant surgery, the operation is delicate and delicate, and the trauma is small, so the hair transplant effect is real and natural, and the hair density after implantation can be close to the normal density, and the hair can grow naturally. However, in order to have a good scar hair transplant effect, the choice of hospital and doctor is very important. It is recommended that you go to a hair transplant specialist hospital for surgery**.

Good luck soon**!

Hello, the scar on the head can be improved by doing scar hair transplant surgery, but before doing hair transplant surgery, it is necessary to check the blood circulation in the lower hair loss area and the hair follicle resources in the back occipital area.