The thermal damage caused by the laser hair
restoration to the
surrounding tissue destroys the collagen and weakens the
elastic
support around the newly transplanted grafts. It also
increases
the coagulum (clot) around the graft which, in turn,
decreases
oxygen perfusion and retards healing. The uniformly
created
channels created by laser hair transplant surgery lose
all its
promise when the laser "loosens" the "snug fit" between
the
transplanted graft and recipient site. And this is the
reason
why laser hair restoration results in unpredicted and
slow
growth of the hair follicle.
The advantage of laser towards decreasing bleeding at
the
recipient site is also not of much use in case of
hair transplant surgery. A hair transplantation surgeon
can decrease bleeding by the use of precision
instruments
and better hair transplant procedures more effectively
than
using a laser beam.
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