Is hair transplant safe?

A hair transplant is generally considered a safe procedure when performed by an experienced and qualified surgeon. Although complications are rare, patients may experience temporary discomfort, swelling, or redness. Adhering to post-operative care guidelines, including prescribed medications and avoiding strenuous activities, contributes to a smooth recovery. It's crucial to thoroughly discuss potential risks and benefits with the surgeon beforehand to make a wise choice about the procedure.

Is hair transplant permanent?

Yes, a hair transplant is a permanent solution for hair loss. The transplanted hair follicles are typically resistant to hormonal influences that cause hair loss, allowing them to continue growing naturally. The success of the procedure lies in the careful extraction and transplantation of these follicles, ensuring they adapt to their new location and provide a lasting improvement in hair density. While individual factors may vary, the majority of patients experience permanent and satisfactory results, contributing to increased self-confidence and a more youthful appearance.

Is hair transplant 100 successful?

The success rate of hair transplants is notably high, with FUE boasting a range of 95-100% and FUT around 95-98%. Success depends on several factors, including the surgeon's expertise and the patient's specific condition. With advancements in technology and surgical techniques, modern hair transplant procedures have become increasingly refined, contributing to higher success rates.

What happens 10 years after a hair transplant?

Ten years after a hair transplant, individuals typically enjoy long-lasting results. The transplanted hairs continue to grow naturally, providing a permanent solution to hair loss. It's essential to follow post-operative care advice diligently to promote optimal healing and ensure the longevity of the results. Regular follow-up appointments with the surgeon can help address any concerns and monitor the continued success of the transplant.

What is the last age of a hair transplant?

The ideal age for a hair transplant is generally considered to be in the 30s to 40s. At this stage, the pattern of baldness is often more predictable, allowing surgeons to plan and execute the procedure more effectively. Additionally, the donor sites typically have sufficient healthy hair for transplantation. Choosing the right age enhances the likelihood of a successful and natural-looking outcome. However, patients must consult with an experienced surgeon who can assess their specific condition and recommend the most suitable timing for the procedure.

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About Dr. Gaurav Garg

Reframe Your Beauty, Invest in Your Skin & Hair

M.B.B.S. and M.D. (Dermatology & Venereology): Seth G. S. Medical College and KEM hospital, Mumbai.
Member Associate ‘ISHRS – USA’
Member ‘AHRS’, India
Speaker, ‘World FUE Institute’, Bangkok, Thailand in 2023
Speaker, ‘ISHRS 2022’, Panama
Speaker, ‘Los Angeles Hair Restoration Courses 2021’, Los Angeles, USA
Speaker, Visicon, New Delhi, 2023
Speaker, 13th International Banha Annual Meeting, 2017, Egypt
Hair Transplant Course Director, 13th International Banha Annual Meeting, 2017, Egypt
Received ‘Chikitsa Ratan Award 2023’ by IMA New Delhi
Recipient of ‘Icon Award 2022’ by SNEHIL Trust, New Delhi
Recipient of ‘Times Healthcare Achievers Award, 2018’
Awarded ‘Imrich Sarkany Non-Europian Memorial Scholarship’ 2011, Carlsbad
Recipient of ‘Global Business Award for Best Hair Transplant Centre 2022’ by Mrs Shilpa Shetty Kundra
Faculty ‘Asian Dermatological Congress 2016’ Mumbai
Faculty ‘Pigmentarycon 2016, New Delhi
Fellow Dermato-Surgery (P.G.I. Chandigarh)
Fellow Hair Transplant Surgery (Dr Alex’s Hair Transplant Clinic, Israel)
Fellow Advanced Dermatology, Dermato-Surgery & LASERs (NSC, Singapore)
Fellow Lipobodysculpting Surgery (Dr. Nilesh Goyal, Juvenis clinic, Mumbai)

Awards & Achievements

1. Received ‘Certificate of Recognition’ by ‘Times of India’ for “Achiever in Dermatology and Aesthetics” 2018.
2. Awarded ‘Best Hair Transplant Surgeon in Delhi’ for 2018-19 by renowned Bollywood actress ‘Ms Poonam Dhillon’.
3. ‘Imrich Sarkany Non-European Memorial Scholarship’ by ‘European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology’ for 8th EADV Spring Symposium, Carlsbad, Czech Republic, April 2011.
4. ‘National award for Best poster presentation’ at ‘DERMACON national conference 2012’
5. WINNER of ‘Galderma PG Academic Award’ 2010

Why You Should Consult With Dr. Gaurav Garg

Aside from all the mainstream achievements in the medical field, Dr. Gaurav Garg has managed to excel in several other fields. He believes in providing his patients with the best treatment options with optimal transparency and satisfying results.

Some of the other reasons why Dr. Gaurav Garg is the best skin specialist in Delhi include:

He achieved ‘Certificate of Recognition’ by ‘Times of India’ for “Achiever in Dermatology and Aesthetics” in 2018.
He was awarded the ‘Best Hair Transplant Surgeon in Delhi’ for 2018-19 by renowned Bollywood actress ‘Ms. Poonam Dhillon’.
He won the National Award for Best Poster Presentation at the DERMACON National Conference in 2012.
He won the ‘Galderma PG Academic Award’ in 2010.
He has multiple national and internationally published research papers
He has conducted a plethora of workshops to further enhance people’s knowledge about skin and hair treatments.

These are just a few of the highlights of Dr. Garg’s career. For someone who is extremely dedicated to his work and his patients, he has been working towards making skin and hair treatments a lot more accessible to patients from across India. His holistic approach to treatment is what makes him different from all the other dermatologists that you will likely come across in India.

Dr. Gaurav Garg's Specialization

The list of treatments that Dr. Gaurav Garg specializes in are:

Male baldness
Female baldness
Hair loss treatment

Hair transplant
Acne treatment
Anti-wrinkle Injections and fillers

Chemical peel
Laser hair removal
Tattoo removal and more

Workshops & Lectures

Dr Gaurav Garg is academically active and has organized workshops and lectures in India and Abroad.

1. Organized a workshop and gave a lecture on ‘Hair Transplant: Basic to Advances’ at ‘Banha University’, Egypt 2017.
2. Organized workshop on ‘Techniques of Hair Transplant Surgery’ at Department of Dermatology, Seth GS Medical College and KEM Hospital, Parel, Mumbai 2015.
3. Delivered a talk on ‘Uses of Glutathione in Skin Lightening, Evidence-based or Marketing Gimmick’ at ‘PIGMENTARYCON 2016, New Delhi’.
4. Delivered a talk on ‘Medical Complications in Hair Transplant’ at ‘The Asian Dermatological Conference 2016 in Mumbai.

Paper & Poster Presentations

‘Bortezomib in IgA pemphigus with multiple myeloma’ in Dermacon2012 at Jaipur. (won National Award)
‘A comparative study of efficacy and safety of Modified Dermabrasion followed by NB-UVB therapy with Suction Blister Epidermal Grafting followed by NB-UVB therapy in stable vitiligo patients’ selected for oral presentation at Bordeaux, France.
“Modified NAPSI Scoring: Feasibility & Inter-observer variability” Award paper presentation in Dermacon 2011, Gurgaon.
Endorsed by IADVL for Poster Exhibit Scholarship to present a poster at the Annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology
"Modified Nail Psoriasis Severity Score" Poster presentation at National CME on Hair and Nail Disorders Apr 2010, AIIMS, New Delhi. (won 3rd prize)
Syringomatous carcinoma presenting as a large ulcer of the scalp: poster presentation at Cuticon Maharashtra 2009, Mumbai.
Paper presentations in IDVL Maharashtra clinical meets- 2009, 2010, 2011.
“Modified NAPSI Scoring: Feasibility & Inter-observer variability” poster presentation at Cuticon Maharashtra Dec 2010, Pune.

Publications & in Journals and Chapters in textbooks

Co-author of a chapter on “Facial Melanoses” for “Textbook of Cosmetic Dermatology” edited by Dr Vishalakshi Vishwanath.
Garg G, Khopkar U. Ethionamide-induced pellagroid dermatitis resembling lichen simplex chronicus: A report of two cases. Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol 2011;77:534.
Garg GA, Sao PP, Khopkar US. Effect of carbon dioxide laser ablation followed by intralesional steroids on keloids. J Cutan Aesthet Surg 2011;4:2-6.
Garg G, Kothari D, Khopkar US. Rickets in Ichthyoses. What’s New in Dermatology, STD’s and Leprosy 2010;64:16-20.
Gutte R, Garg G, Doshi B, Kharkar V, Khopkar U, Skindia Quiz 4 – Asymptomatic sessile skin-colored nodule over columella of nose. Indian Dermatol Online J 2011;2:131-2.
Gutte R, Garg G, Kharkar V, Khopkar U. Asymptomatic nodule over the shin. Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol 2012;78:123
Gutte R, Holmukhe S, Garg G, Kharkar V, Khopkar U. Childhood granulomatous periorificial dermatitis in children with extra-facial involvement. Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol 2011;77:703-6.
Chikhalkar S, Garg G, Gutte R, Khopkar U. Sebaceous carcinoma of scalp with proliferating trichilemmal cyst. Indian Dermatol Online J 2012;3:138-40.
Chikhalkar S, Garg G, Gutte R, Khopkar U. Sebaceous carcinoma of scalp with proliferating trichilemmal cyst. Indian Dermatol Online J 2012;3:138-40.
Kothari D, Doshi B, Garg G, Khopkar US. Ichthyosis Associated with Rickets in Two Indian Children. Indian J Dermatol 2013;58(3): 244.