BHT- Body Hair Transplant

The most frequently asked question is what should be done when the normal donor area on the nape is worn or insufficient?

Many clients are concerned about insufficient donor areas before or after too much hair transplant. To eliminate this problem, the new BHT technique offers a glimmer of hope for clients who want to have a hair transplant but do not have donor hair.

With the BHT method, hair in areas such as chest, arms and legs can be removed. However, it should be noted that these areas will require a large amount of local anesthesia. If you plan to remove all your chest hair, it should be divided into 2-4 sessions.

The larger the area to be removed, the greater the need for local anesthetic. Of course, there is a limit to the amount of local anesthesia. As with any drug, it can cause toxic poisoning if a limit is exceeded.

Of course, it is also important that the person who will perform the surgery has sufficient experience in the field of BHT.

The next very popular area for a BHT is the chin area, which goes down to the neck. These body hairs are suitable for tightening individual areas.

Of course, it should not be forgotten that the hair on the body has a different structure than the hair on the head. Not all body hair is suitable for hair transplantation.

You should seek advice on what is possible and what is not. Expectations from body hair transplantation are high, but it better be realistic.