Hair Transplant - Causes of Graft Loss

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New York hair restoration specialist Amiya Prasad, M.D. reviews how hair graft loss happens during, and after hair transplant surgery; factors that contribute to fewer hairs growing after hair transplantation; how collateral loss during hair transplantation occurs; and how thickening thinning native hair, and stimulating hair growth non-surgically may cover more of the scalp, and has higher hair density than hair transplant surgery:


0:22 - Introduction to hair graft loss after hair transplant

0:52 - What FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) is

1:20 - Factors that contribute to fewer hairs growing after FUE hair transplantation

1:40 - What transection is

2:02- How up to 30% of hair grafts in an FUE can be lost due to transection alone

2:13 - How excessive safe hair graft density can be a contributing factor in hair loss

2:28 - How bleeding, and inflammation can also contribute to lost hair grafts

2:38 - Why collateral loss of native hair is almost never mentioned by transplant surgeons

2:49 - How collateral loss during hair transplantation occurs

3:09 - How transplant surgeons often downplay collateral loss because native hair is already thinning

3:47 - How TrichoStem® Hair Regeneration treatment was developed

4:28 - What the TrichoStem® Hair Regeneration system is

4:40 - How TrichoStem® Hair Regeneration treatment can exceed the scalp coverage of 2 hair transplant surgeries

5:10 - How the coverage of TrichoStem® Hair Regeneration treatment appears more natural, due to the higher density of native hairs, when compared to hair grafts that have a lower hair density

5:24 - How TrichoStem® Hair Regeneration involves 1-2 treatment sessions, 18 months apart, with benefits lasting 3-5 years, or longer

5:38 - How genetic pattern hair loss cannot be cured, but can be managed by maximizing hair thickness, and hair growth

5:43 - The characteristics of the best hair transplant candidate

5:53 - How undergoing TrichoStem® Hair Regeneration before a hair transplant can maximize scalp coverage, and possibly avoid hair transplant surgery

6:23 - How TrichoStem® Hair Regeneration treatment can thicken thinning hair, and stimulate regrowth of dormant hair follicles

6:38 - Conclusion