It’s certainly permanent in the sense that your scalp will never be the same.
There’s evidence that the so-called “permanent donor area” isn’t actually permanent on every patient. So some guys’ transplanted hair can still fall out, later in life. Look at the donor areas on gentlemen over the age of 50, and you will see that many men do lose hair in the “permanent” zone.
OH how so true arfy, I’m losing hair that was taking from my donor area all
of the time. My transplants that were done by Bosley and in Pittsburgh were
placed straight up, so when I get new grafts put in they cannot be put in at
proper angles. It is Always something especially when you got butchered from
the start!!!
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