Hair weaving, on the other hand, is a full lace wigs and non medical hair restoration method in which extensions of natural or synthetic hair are attached. In tissue expansion method, silicone bags are inserted beneath the hair- bearing skin to expand the tissues, and subsequently transferred to the bald areas on the head.

The main disadvantages are unnatural appearance, requirement of maintenance and limitations of active live styles. The main problem is usually an unnatural hairline. The hairline problem is made worst with wind turbulence, which tends to want to lift the hairpiece. Wind and water are usually unwelcome because they usually expose the system’s base or matrix. Their use also requires a commitment to a regular maintenance schedule. As the patient’s hair grows, both a system that is attached and the hair extension will get loose and start to gain movement.

Follicular unit transplantation offers the most natural results because this is what occurs naturally in the scalp. It restores your hairline, with your own natural hair, so it requires no special maintenance, it is totally natural. The wind and water pose little concern, since it is your own hair; there is nothing to hide.

Occasionally, a patient committed to a hair system will desire the restoration of the hairline with follicular unit transplantation. This makes much sense when donor is in limited supply and the patient desires maximal density. The patient gains a natural hairline and gains coverage of the remaining alopecic areas with the hair systems.

Master lace front wig system specialists can be of great assistance in transitioning patients undergoing surgical hair restoration out of their hair systems through employing progressively smaller systems as their natural hair grows in. For those that do not belief that bald is beautiful, surgical follicular unit transplantation offers very natural results.

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