What are the Cons of Hair Restoration?
Hair restoration surgery, like any surgical procedure, comes with inherent risks. Potential complications may include allergic reactions to anesthesia, which are rare but can be fatal, and surgical risks such as bleeding or infection. Scarring can occur, potentially being severe, raised, red, and itchy. There's a risk of nerve damage that might result in permanent loss of sensation, death of skin grafts, and tissue necrosis along the wound. Sometimes, additional surgery may be necessary to address these complications. This list is not exhaustive, and individual medical history or lifestyle factors may increase certain risks.
