Hair Integration Replacement

I know you've seen it before; that guy who had hair replacement surgery and went for the cheap option. He went a little overboard and thought that he could get all of his hair back in one shot. But really his head just looks like an old gross Barbie doll, with massive plugs evenly spread out across his head.

This is a real shame but if you are looking to undergo hair replacement surgery you should see this a cautionary tale. You are never going to have the hair you had when you were 15 years old. That hair is gone and it is gone forever.

But, what you can have is a relatively thick and most importantly natural looking head of hair that makes you look your age or at least around your age.

What hair integration replacement does is takes existing hair from the back of your head and does not place it where there is no hair, it places it where there is thin hair. This means that the hair you have, along with the hair you want to have back work as a team, thus restoring a natural thick look.

This option is by far your best when you are considering hair replacement surgery. You have probably noticed (although it is different for everyone) that the hair around your temples disappeared very quickly while the hair at the top of your head is holding out a little longer.

You can use this hold out hair to your advantage. In fact, because of the cyclical nature of male pattern baldness you can rely on that hair to stick around for quite some time if you are lucky.

For years it will serve as the camouflage that hides the implanted hair usually taken from the back of your head. Also, because of the nature of hair replacements you will need to have your procedure updated sporadically.

This crucial hair at the top of your head will ensure that as the transplanted hair falls out you will not look like a person who goes bald one day, then magically gets your hair back, only to lose it again.

So when you go to the surgeon and inquire about hair replacement surgery make sure you ask about hair integration replacement surgery. The doctor will realize you know what you are talking about and he'll treat you with respect.

You'll leave the office, not feeling like a 20 year old, but like a 30 year old, and hey, I've heard that 30 is the new 20.