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Surgical treatment

 


 

Hair transplantation. Tiny plugs of skin containing one or multiple hair follicles are taken from an area of the scalp where the hair is still present (usually the back and sides of the scalp). These plugs are implanted into bald sections of the scalp. Hair growth from the transplant takes 4 to 6 months. Results may last a few years or be permanent.

Scalp reduction. This procedure decreases the area of bald skin on the head. The hairless skin is stretched and surgically removed and the space is closed with hair-covered scalp.

 


 

Scalp reduction and hair transplants can be used in combination with each other. They are quite expensive and time consuming.

Scalp reduction and hair transplants can be used in combination with each other. They are quite expensive and time consuming. There is no real effective treatment for alopecia areata; the hair usually grows back naturally in 6 to 12 months.

Your doctor may try to speed up regrowth by injecting your scalp with steroids or by advising minoxidil solution directly on the bald area. Alopecia areata can recur. Treatment is less likely to be effective in people with extensive alopecia areata (more than 50% scalp hair loss) or alopecia universalis.

Can baldness be prevented?

If you have inherited the genes responsible for male-pattern or female-pattern baldness there is not a lot you can do to prevent it happening. Treatment such as minoxidil, however, may slow down the hair loss.

Avoid non-prescription hair-growth products other than minoxidil. These products are generally not effective and could be harmful.


 
     
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