Can Hair Be Transplanted Between Existing Hair?

I am suffering from [tag]hair loss[/tag] and considering [tag]hair transplant[/tag] surgery.   I want to know if a  surgeon can  [tag]transplant hair[/tag] in between my existing hair or only in [tag]bald[/tag] areas.

Yes, this is performed quite regularly  in hair replacement  surgery.  

How [tag]densely packed[/tag] hairs can be placed together while minmizing the risk of damage to the existing [tag]natural hair[/tag] ultimately depends on  hair density, the [tag]hair transplant  physician[/tag]’s skill, the type of incision made  (paralel ([tag]sagital[/tag]) or perpendicular ([tag]coronal[/tag]/[tag]lateral[/tag])), and the size of the [tag]follicular unit grafts[/tag].    Using minimally invasive blades and ultra refined follicular unit hair transplantation, the [tag]hair replacement[/tag] surgeon can densely pack more hair safely into an area with existing [tag]native hair[/tag] without damaging it or causing transection.   A quality [tag]hair restoration[/tag] surgeon will work delicately and carefully making incisions to avoid transection and properly angle them so  that the hair will grow in  a direction that mimics nature.

I hope this helps.

Bill
Associate Publisher