All of the measures are expensive and require a skilled, experienced surgeon. The two most common disappointments are a new hairline that looks too dense to be natural and transplanted hair that grows in the opposite direction of its neighbors. Some surgeons still use this technique. However, a more sophisticated method is to transplant one hair at a time for a more natural look. This method may require two to four sessions.
Transplants cover any bald area that remains.
It's sometimes necessary to repeat this procedure. Also, your scalp may stretch back to its original position, revealing a bald spot and a scar. Additional transplants may then be required. Later, transplants are used to create a more natural-looking hairline at your forehead. The drawbacks to this procedure include very dense, unnatural looking hair near your hairline, post-surgical complications, visible scarring, and a greater risk of failure.