A hair transplant typically takes between 4 to 8 hours. The duration depends on the size of the area to be treated and the number of grafts to be transplanted.

The recovery process usually begins within 7-10 days. There may be some swelling, mild pain, and redness during the first few days, but these symptoms generally subside quickly. Full recovery and the visibility of new hair growth can take a few months.

Yes, a hair transplant is a permanent solution. The transplanted hair follicles typically grow healthy hair for a lifetime. However, genetic factors or aging may cause continued hair loss in your natural hair.

 Local anesthesia is used during the hair transplant procedure, so you won’t feel pain during the procedure. There may be mild discomfort afterward, but the pain is usually manageable

It is normal for the transplanted hair to fall out temporarily in the first few weeks. This is known as "shock loss," and it is a temporary phase. New hair growth will begin within a few weeks.

Beyond the Hype: Why Robotic Hair Transplants Aren’t Always the Best Choice; While robotic hair transplants have shown promise, there are several reasons why they haven’t become widely adopted:

High Cost: Robotic technology is expensive, which can significantly increase the cost of the procedure.
Technician Dependency: Robots require skilled technicians to operate them, adding to the overall cost and complexity of the procedure.
Limited Application: Robotic systems are best suited for specific hair types and hair loss patterns. For more complex cases, manual techniques may still be more effective.
Technological Limitations: Robotic technology is still evolving. In some cases, manual techniques may offer greater precision and flexibility.
Lower Demand: Many people still prefer traditional FUE and DHI techniques, leading to lower demand for robotic hair transplants.
As technology continues to advance, robotic hair transplants may become more accessible and affordable in the future. However, for now, traditional techniques remain the most popular choice for many patients.