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There is no single best age for a hair transplant. The honest clinical answer is that age matters less than hair loss stability, donor zone density, and where the pattern is heading. A twenty-five-year-old with stable loss and adequate donor supply can be a better...

Transplanted hair grafts are permanent because they carry the genetic characteristics of the donor zone and remain resistant to DHT. At ten years, the transplanted hair itself is still producing. What changes is the native hair around it. Patients who managed ongoing...

PRP and hair transplant are not alternatives to each other. They treat different stages and types of hair loss, and choosing between them without a proper scalp assessment leads to either undertreatment or unnecessary surgery. PRP works on existing follicles that are...