Differences Between Hair Transplantation and Hair Prosthesis

The appearance of thinning hair and baldness, which occurs as a result of hair loss, disturbs many people. For this reason, people with hair loss problems seek alternative solutions to have a better appearance. Generally, these alternative solutions include hair transplantation and the use of prosthetic hair.

 Prosthetic hair is a quick solution for people who are not satisfied with their hair health and appearance. People can have a dense hair look at once. With hair transplantation, people can have their own dense and healthy hair appearance in a period of one year.

 People who prefer to use prosthetic hair have to remove and wash their prosthetic hair frequently. While removing it during washing, the person may damage their own hair. In addition, removing adhesive residues from the scalp, protecting against skin irritations, maintaining constant hygiene and re-gluing can cause a challenging process. In short, using prosthetic hair is a situation that requires constant care and attention.

Hair transplantation is generally performed in one session. The person has natural and healthy hair that does not fall out. In addition, while the hair that grows with the hair transplantation treatment can maintain its existence for a lifetime, the prosthetic hair needs to be replaced every two years. While styling hair is optional in the hair obtained as a result of hair transplantation, just like natural hair, people who use prosthetic hair require a new prosthetic hair purchase for each styling request. Prosthetic hair can also cause bad odors due to scalp sweating. If you want to have healthy, breathing hair of your own, hair transplantation will always be the right choice.