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Yes, a hair transplant can temporarily affect your existing hair. This is called shock loss and it is a normal, expected, and almost always reversible part of the healing process. Permanent damage to existing hair is a different and far less common story, tied to...

Thin hair is not one clinical problem. It is two distinct ones that require different answers. Fine hair shaft diameter affects how a result looks but does not disqualify surgery. Follicle miniaturisation driven by androgenetic alopecia is a different matter entirely...

A hair transplant is a permanent surgical decision. Not everyone who wants one qualifies for one. Donor density, hair loss stability, age, health status, and realistic expectations all factor into candidacy. This blog covers who is a suitable candidate, who is not,...