Non-Surgical hair replacement one among the hair restoration
treatments conducted at Ree Age. It is the fastest way of hair restoration with
artificial hair or wigs, toupees and hair pieces. People who don’t have much
time to undergo other surgical or non-surgical hair restoration treatments can
pick-up this solution. Like other hair restoration methods, Ree Age has the
team of expertise for this method who will restore the hair safely. You look
young and normal, similar to the look that you were having just before hair
fall; others can’t easily identify it.
Non-Surgical Hair
Replacement
As medical treatments for alopecia improve and develop, it
should come as no surprise to see that other options are becoming more
technically advanced too. To many people, ‘non-surgical hair replacement’ is
simply a euphemism for wigs, toupees and hair pieces. But that is an
out-of-date view. Non-surgical hair replacement techniques have become increasingly
sophisticated in recent years. For many men, they now offer the most
appropriate solution to male-pattern baldness.
What is non-surgical
hair replacement?
People still think that non-surgical hair replacement means
wearing a wig. Today’s advanced techniques
create a result that is far more subtle, far more comfortable, far more natural
and fair easier to live with. Non-surgical hair replacement involves applying a
thin, light, transparent membrane to the scalp, which is infused with human
hair. And this membrane is then attached to the scalp and woven in with the
existing hair, to create a very natural effect.
This approach allows the professionals to match the hair in
the membrane perfectly with the existing hair on the other portions of the
scalp, in terms of color, density and direction. The membrane is attached to
the scalp using the very latest bonding materials; you can wear it with
confidence, even while playing sport.
What does the
treatment involve?
Though the fixation work is of short span, most non-surgical
hair replacement begins with an initial design consultation that ensures the
product is tailored to sit naturally with your existing structure of the hair,
color and style. From design to completion of a bespoke product normally takes about
a couple weeks. You can also have the option of choosing the products that are
not bespoke and already prepared, so that they work cheaper and more readily
available with us; if you do so, you compromise on in quality, workmanship and
precision.
Currently, different types of membranes are available in the
market, but the most recognised types are monofilament, polyurethane and lace;
however customer can’t decide suitable one on their own. If you are considering
non-surgical hair replacement therapy, you should expect your practitioner to
use one of these three types of membrane. Usually, the requirements of the user
will enable your practitioner to recommend the most appropriate one.
Monofilament is porous, so it suits people whose scalp needs to breath.
Polyurethane is virtually invisible and very discrete. Finally, lace creates
the most natural looking results and is often used to create the hairline or
for the most visible areas of male-pattern baldness.
Bonding the membrane to the scalp is a big stage in this
procedure. The latest, most
sophisticated techniques bond the membrane to the scalp with an adhesive that
is translucent and which will not be broken down by sweat or water. Some of
your existing hair will need to be shaved away to allow the bond to stick
directly to the scalp.
Why choose
non-surgical hair replacement?
The first and foremost obvious reason is, for a few men, other routes
such as using Minoxidil or Finasteride do not work. So if they cannot generate
hair re-growth via medical routes, non-surgical hair replacement is their best
option. Of course, in these sorts of cases, non-surgical hair replacement is
not their only option. They could try surgery. However, for many men who have
male-pattern baldness, surgery is the last resort. One reason for this is that
many people just do not want to have surgery unless they feel it is absolutely
necessary. Another reason is that surgery takes existing hair and moves it
around their head. Therefore, the success of the surgery relies on having
enough existing hair to be able to move some from the ‘donor area’. There is a
risk that, if you continue to lose hair in the future, you will need further
surgery, which will once again minimise the hair in the donor area. Surgery
therefore, is not a sustainable treatment.
Non-surgical hair replacement avoids these problems as it
does not tamper with or remove the existing hair follicles. Usually men try
non-surgical hair transplants before surgery, so that they can evaluate the
quality of the treatment before risking any of their existing hair.
Disadvantages of
non-surgical hair replacement
·
While non-surgical transplants suit many men,
they do have some disadvantages. The main one of these is the fact that the
product does require ongoing maintenance to ensure that the effect remains as
natural as possible. If you need your hair cut, for example, you cannot just
pay a quick visit to the barbers. You usually need to return to the hair
replacement surgery, have the membrane removed and your existing hair trimmed.
You may also then need the hair in the membrane restructured to compensate for
any changes.
·
As you would expect, the membrane does wear out
over time and will need to be replaced regularly. Depending on the type of
product you choose, it can also require specialist care products.
·
While non-surgical hair replacement may look
attractive when you view it as a one-off cost, it is important to remember that
it doesn’t end there. If you want to maintain the effect, you will have to keep
on spending money.
Estimation of
expenditure
As we’ve discussed, there are various types of hair replacement
product available and which type you choose can affect the cost. Human hair is
usually more expensive than synthetic versions. Similarly, certain types of
membrane are more expensive than lower quality varieties. Finally, you can also
expect to pay a premium for craftsmanship: good quality work takes time, but
the more carefully the new hair is designed to fit with your existing hair, the
better the result will be.
You should always make sure to arrange an initial
consultation with a qualified professional, who will provide a clear treatment
plan and costs in advance. At Ree Age, we can help you to give all such details
to see that your non-surgical hair replacement is well tailored and neat.
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