So you decided to have a hair transplantation and you are searching information in internet about it, you must be very confused about disinformation: What is hair transplantation, how is it done? Where can I have a hair transplantation? Will it be obvious that I get my hairs transplanted?... it goes on like this... Being earnest, we know your questions before you ask, since we have been answering dosens of those in a single day. Our goal is letting you choose to the right way by informing you about hair transplantation procedure. Unlikely the advertisement of websites which are publicity purposed, each person has a different solution to have brand new hair and looking, so the decision must be personal: Which method to use and how many grafts you need... For example, imagine a person who has a large scalp area to be filled in and a mediocre donor area. What if the practitioner choose to transplant the hair with FUE method: Doublessly a disaster with loose placed hairs and ruined donor area! By benefiting the information in this site, we are sure you will have a right perspective before you have a hair transplantation.
Myths
Myth 1: Men who are bald have high levels of testosterone. This myth falls into the same category as the "size of a man's hands or feet..." Hair loss is caused by a greater sensitivity of hair follicles in some parts of the scalp to DHT (dihydrotestosterone), rather than to increased levels of testosterone per se. DHT causes the hair follicles to shrink (miniaturize) and eventually disappear. If elevated levels of testosterone were the problem, then "all" of ones body hair should be expected to fall out as well. Procedure and surgery of hair transplantation
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Fue or Fut ?
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One to Two Weeks Prior to Your Procedure 
The Pros and Cons for FUE / Strip Harvesting