Are there any side effects of planting a widow's peak? What are the side effects of planting a widow's peak?

Planting a widow's peak is one of the hair transplantation projects. In fact, hair transplantation is relatively safe based on current technology, but this cannot be guaranteed 100%. Let's take a look at whether there are any side effects of planting a widow's peak.

Are there any side effects of growing a widow's peak?

Widow's peak implants may have side effects, which are caused by infection, low doctor skills, improper operation or improper self-care by the patient. The surgical results are not ideal. During the operation, the doctor's unprofessional skills cause unsatisfactory surgical results. Therefore, those who love beauty should choose to go to a regular hospital for the operation, so that safety and effect are more guaranteed.

What are the side effects of implanting a widow's peak?

1. Damage to hair follicles. When performing a widow's peak implant surgery, if the doctor you choose is inexperienced and performs the surgery roughly, the hair follicles will be damaged to a certain extent, resulting in a lower survival rate and even pain.

2. Nerve damage. During the widow's peak implant surgery, if the doctor is not careful during the operation and injures the nerves when extracting the hair follicles, numbness or some discomfort may occur.

3. Wound infection. If the instruments are not thoroughly disinfected during the widow's peak implant surgery, or if the postoperative care is not done well, it may lead to infection. At this time, timely treatment is required.

4. Swelling. Swelling is a common phenomenon after surgery and will generally subside slowly on its own without any special treatment.

What is the principle of planting a widow's peak?

The widow's peak implantation technology uses precision instruments to extract healthy hair follicle tissue from the back of the head of a person's head. After professional cultivation and treatment, it is implanted in the designed widow's peak area. After the hair follicles adapt to the new blood circulation, new hair can grow to obtain an ideal widow's peak. Since the implanted hair is not affected by male hormones in the body and will not fall off again, the widow's peak implantation can be permanent and effective. This technology was first introduced to China by the Department of Science in 1997 and is mainly suitable for women who have high requirements for facial image.

People who should not have widow's peak implants

People who are not suitable for beauty peak implants include those who suffer from serious heart, liver, or kidney diseases, coagulation disorders such as hypertension, and those who have scar-prone constitutions.

It is recommended that those who love beauty should decide whether to implant their widow's peak according to their actual situation, so as to avoid unnecessary harm. At the same time, if you really want to implant it, you should choose a regular large hospital, so that it is safer.