Does Transplanted Hair Keep Growing?

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✅ Yes, transplanted hair will continue to grow — and it’s designed to last a lifetime.

💶 Average price: 2250 EUR

Here’s a simplified timeline and explanation:

🔄 What Happens to Transplanted Hair?

1. Weeks 1–4:
2. Most transplanted hairs will fall out — this is called shock loss and is completely normal.
3. Months 2–4:
4. The follicles enter a resting phase. Not much visible change happens during this time.
5. Months 4–6:
6. Fine, thin hairs start growing from the transplanted follicles.
7. Months 6–12:
8. The new hair thickens and blends in with surrounding hair. This is when real, noticeable improvement begins.
9. After 12 Months:
10. Most people reach their final result: dense, natural-looking hair that continues to grow normally.

🧬 Why It Works Long-Term:

The transplanted follicles are genetically resistant to DHT (the hormone that causes hair loss), so they continue to grow for many years—even decades.

💡 Note: The non-transplanted hair may still thin over time, so ongoing care or future touch-ups might be needed depending on your overall hair loss pattern.