After 10 years the transplanted hair will (or should) still be present and growing strong. The length results will last depend on factors like surgeon expertise, and if you followed the post-operative instructions.

Individuals with blood-borne illness. Those with blood-borne diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis C are generally not candidates for hair transplant surgery. Consult your primary care doctor about the limitations and risks involved and precautions that are available to keep all parties safe. Patients with Hemophilia.

Robotic Hair Transplantation The robotic system can potentially extract hair follicles more accurately and consistently compared to manual extraction. Robotic hair transplants may provide more natural-looking results for some patients. Artas uses digital mapping and AI to guide the extraction of hair follicles.

A newer option is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, which uses the regenerative properties of platelet-rich plasma from the blood to repair injured hair follicles. To do this, blood is drawn from the patient, and then the platelet-rich plasma is separated from the blood and reinjected into the damaged hair follicles.