Can People with Chronic Diseases Have Hair Transplantation?
People with chronic diseases can usually have hair transplantation, but this depends on the type and severity of the disease. Hair transplant candidates should consult their doctors about their chronic diseases and evaluate their health status. In some cases, if the disease is under control and you are a suitable candidate for hair transplantation, this intervention can be successfully performed. However, each patient should consult a specialist, taking into account their specific situation.
Chronic Disease Evaluation Before Hair Transplantation
Chronic disease assessment is very important before hair transplantation. This evaluation is performed to understand the general health status of the patient and to ensure that the hair transplantation process is carried out safely. Hair transplant candidates should share their chronic diseases with their doctors and undergo a detailed health check. The potential effects of chronic diseases, especially blood pressure problems, diabetes and immune system problems, on hair transplantation are evaluated.
Patient’s Health History: Before hair transplantation, the patient’s general health status, past chronic diseases and medications taken are evaluated.
Blood Pressure Control: If there are blood pressure problems such as hypertension, this should be controlled and brought to a level suitable for hair transplantation.
Sugar Levels: Blood sugar levels of individuals with diabetes should be under control and at appropriate levels for hair transplantation.
Immune System Status: Chronic diseases can affect the immune system, so the patient’s immune system status is evaluated.
Existing Medications and Interactions: The medications used by the patient are evaluated in terms of their interaction with the hair transplantation process and coordination with the doctor is provided when necessary.
General Physical Condition of the Patient: Considering the effect of chronic diseases on the general physical condition of the patient, its suitability for hair transplantation is evaluated.
Risk Assessment: The potential risks of chronic diseases on hair transplantation are evaluated and appropriate measures are taken against these risks.
This evaluation is important for appropriate treatment planning and minimising potential risks.