Before and After Photos of Hair Transplant

What Our Clients Look Like 1 Year Later

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Hair Transplant Before and After: What You Need to Know

Hair transplant results don’t show up right away, but they do come with time.
At first, it might feel like nothing is happening, but it’s all part of the normal growth process.

When do you start seeing results?

In the first 15 days, scabs fall off.
Between the first and second month, the transplanted hair sheds. This is completely normal and it’s called “shock loss.”
Around the third month, new hair starts to grow.
By month six, you’ll notice a visible change.
At twelve months, you can expect the final result: fuller, stronger, and natural-looking hair.

Why does hair shed after a transplant?

It’s completely normal. After the procedure, the transplanted hair enters a resting phase. The hair falls out, but the roots stay healthy. Over time, new hair grows back stronger, thicker, and healthier.

What happens after a hair transplant?

In the first few days, you’ll need to follow some care instructions like gentle washing, avoiding the sun, and not scratching.
After about two weeks, you can get back to your regular routine.
Between months 3 and 6, your new hair starts growing in, and you can style or cut it.
Final results usually show between 9 to 12 months.

Why do some hair transplant results still have receding hairlines?

As patients get older, many prefer to keep a slightly receded hairline to achieve a more natural and age-appropriate look. Not everyone wants a perfectly straight hairline. In fact, a softer, more realistic shape often looks better and feels more authentic.

Here’s why this approach works for many:

Natural look: A slightly receded hairline often matches the patient’s age and facial structure more realistically.
Personal preference: Some people want to keep part of their original hairline and focus only on specific areas.
Long-term planning: A conservative hairline can age more gracefully and still look great years later.
Better graft distribution: By keeping the corners lighter, more grafts can be used in high-priority areas like the crown or mid-scalp.

Hair restoration should never be one-size-fits-all. Some patients just want to look like a more refined version of themselves, and that’s exactly what we aim for.