HEALTH & BEAUTY - ELATE HEALTHCARE


DID YOU KNOW THAT HAIR TRANSPLANT SURGERY IS A PERMANENT SOLUTION, AND ONCE ESTABLISHED, THE TRANSPLANTED HAIR WILL NOT FALL OUT?


There are still many myths on the internet about hair restoration surgery, some of these surprisingly, include the myth that hair restoration surgery ‘does not work’ and the transplanted hair will fall out. Whilst it is true that the non-transplanted hair will continue to be lost if you are susceptible to that. I can reassure you that once transplanted hair is established in the desired areas, it will never fall out!


DID YOU KNOW THE RESULTS CAN BE VERY NATURAL AND ALMOST INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM YOUR OWN HAIR?


This crucially depends on the surgeon and his technical team and their combined skill in achieving the desired outcome. Hair restoration surgery is not only a very technical process that requires


high surgical skill, knowledge and team work, but it is also an artistic endeavour. This aspect of hair restoration surgery becomes clear when you see a bad transplant with potentially disfiguring results and it is obvious the person has suffered at the hands of poor quality and technique, even if some hairs have grown. Obviously, therefore who you chose as your hair surgeon is crucial. Also, your pre-operative and post-operative care and the fact that it will be the surgeon who will be performing the surgery (not non- medical people) is of the upmost importance. A bargain basement approach is therefore highly discouraged!


ELATE HAIR - READER OFFER


Are you concerned about Hair Loss? Contact Elate and Just mention Live 24-Seven to recieve a FREE NO OBLIGATION detailed hair consultation, examination and hair scan with Dr Max Malik. (Usual cost of this is £150)


T: 0121 455 6705 info@elatehealth.co.uk


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