From where are the hair taken?

It is taken from back of scalp from occipital zone which is a relatively permanent hair zone from the persons own scalp.See the HAIR TRANSPLANT BASICS section

A hair transplant is generally safe and permanent because it moves healthy hair follicles from the back of the head to thinning areas, but results depend on your overall health and natural hair loss progression.

A hair transplant is generally not painful, with only brief stinging from local anesthetic injections and mild soreness afterward. Most patients rate the overall discomfort at a 3 out of 10 or lower.

Even though massaging your head can be beneficial for blood circulation and hair growth, you should wait until the hair grafts are securely settled into place before you massage your scalp. This can take around 10-12 days after which you can start to gently massage the area.

The best age for a hair transplant is generally between 30 and 45 years old, when hair loss patterns have mostly stabilized and future thinning is easier to predict.

No, a hair transplant is not 100% successful, though modern techniques achieve high graft survival rates of 85% to 95%. Results vary based on individual biology, surgical skill, and post-treatment care.

We recommend waiting at least 24 hours (but not longer than 48 hours) if you are washing your hair at home. In fact, please avoid touching your scalp and hair for the first two days after your hair transplant.

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