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It's essential to understand that hair transplantation doesn't offer a cure for male pattern baldness. While transplants cover bald areas, they don't halt further hair loss. As male pattern baldness tends to progress, combining surgery with medical treatments might be worth considering to slow down this process. Consult your doctor to explore this approach.

During your initial consultation, inquire about the medical practitioner's training and experience. Opting for a reputable professional with specialized training in hair transplant surgery and extensive experience in performing such operations is preferable. Before the procedure, discuss various medical issues with your practitioner:

1. Physical health: A thorough examination helps determine the suitability of the treatment.

2. Medical history: Past conditions and surgeries may influence decisions, including the choice of anesthesia.

3. Hair assessment: This includes evaluating your hair growth pattern, the extent of hair loss, family history of hair loss, and any prior surgical or medical hair loss treatments.

4. Risks and complications: Understanding potential complications is crucial in deciding if a hair transplant aligns with your needs.

5. Medication: Inform your practitioner about regular or recent medications, including supplements and past adverse reactions to medications.

6. Pre-surgery preparation: Your practitioner will provide detailed instructions for home preparation, including medication adjustments if necessary.

Thoroughly discussing these aspects with your practitioner will provide a comprehensive understanding and better prepare you for the hair transplant process. Multiple transplant surgery methods exist, and the most suitable approach for you will be determined by your medical practitioner, considering your specific circumstances. Typically, hair transplant grafts are carried out under local anesthesia. The duration of each treatment session varies, ranging from two to eight hours, contingent on the number of hairs being transplanted.