Are The Results Permanent?

Yes.

Brian Deakins - October 28, 2021

They definitely seem permanent.

J.H. - October 19, 2021

Very, no hair loss, only growth.

K.K. - October 15, 2021

Yes – the technology used ensures that the results are permanent.

Rohil Daya - July 24, 2021

Yes.

Tyler Ames - June 23, 2021

1 year in, everything has gone well.

Joe Harter - May 25, 2021

Yes, the grafted area is permanent.

Will Johnson - May 4, 2021

Yes: The grafted hair is taken from an area of your scalp that is not affected by DHT formation, like in the crown and hairline. I maintain the grafts with Laser Hair Therapy and medication.

David Schrumpf - April 27, 2021

Yes, after one year, more hair, with no hair loss.

Josh Mullins - March 17, 2021

Yes, if you follow a hair treatment regimen for non-transplanted hair.

Seth Puckett - March 3, 2021

Yes, the results I have experienced, as well as others, speak for themselves.

Ryan Denney - February 23, 2021

Yes, but one has to be willing to maintain non-transplanted hair with proper maintenance.

C.W. - February 18, 2021

Yes.

Kurt Vetters - January 14, 2021

I believe so, but ask me in 20 years.

A.W. - June 26, 2020

Yes.

Dr. K.A. - June 24, 2020

Yes, but additional supplements are needed to prevent further loss in the hair that wasn’t transplanted.

Anonymous - January 23, 2020

Absolutely – and even after 1 year, I still feel as though my hair is continuing to thicken.

K.R. - November 22, 2019

Yes! The donated hair comes from an area on the head that is resistant to hormones that cause hair loss.

Michael O’Hara - November 5, 2019

Yes, my hair grows like crazy, and I’m consistently getting haircuts. I'm not embarrassed anymore when I go to the barber shop.

Blake Elliott - October 11, 2019

Yes, I have also not experienced additional hair loss in other areas since following PAI’s instructions.

Darrin Danhauer - October 2, 2019

Yes, permanent. I have not noticed any loss.

Bill Lyons - September 10, 2019

Yes, the results are permanent.

Jeff Long - September 9, 2019

Yes.

Jeff Jackson - August 30, 2019

They seem to be so far.

Peter Bitar - August 22, 2019

Yes, they are permanent.

J.W. - August 14, 2019

Absolutely! It is nice to be able to style my hair however I want.

Nick Yonts - June 28, 2019

The results seem to be permanent. My hair looks and feels great!

Steven Smith - June 17, 2019

After the procedure, the transplanted hairs did go through a phase where you lose them, but that is expected to happen. After that phase, the transplanted hair begins growing stronger and thicker. It looks and feels amazing!

Anonymous - March 21, 2019

Yes – the transplanted hair grew in fast for me and is still very strong. I have not experienced any daily excess hair falling out.

Ray Anderson - March 12, 2019

Yes, and I’m very satisfied at 1 year.

Allen C. - February 20, 2019

The results are permanent. With the use of the recommended modalities for my existing hair, I have not lost any more hair since I had the procedure.

J.K. - January 29, 2019

The grafted hair is my own hair. Every day when I brush it, I have no visible hair loss from the grafted area.

Tony M. - January 14, 2019

After the full year, I now look and feel like a college student!

Anonymous - November 8, 2018

Yes.

G.P. - November 3, 2018

After 13 months, I haven’t noticed any signs of losing the new hair. I would say it’s permanent!

Jay P. - September 29, 2018

Yes, it has been a full year now, and the transplanted hair is permanent.

J.S. - September 7, 2018

Yes, the results are permanent. The hair on the back and sides is genetically permanent hair.

Joe Bergen - April 21, 2018

Yes, genetically permanent hair.

Steve M. - April 4, 2018

Yes, it has been a year now, and my hair is doing well, looking much better than before.

J.C. - April 4, 2018

Yes, the hair that was transplanted is permanent because the hair that was used from the back is resistant to hair loss. It’s simply moving that hair to replace the hair that has fallen out on top.

Jeff Williams - April 3, 2018

Yes. It's been one year, and they seem to be permanent.

Jeff Cook - March 6, 2018

Yes! The transplanted hair is immune to male pattern baldness and should stick around forever.

Dan Way - March 2, 2018

Yes. It's my real hair. The grafts are taken from the areas that are resistant to hair loss.

James Canady - March 1, 2018

Yes, absolutely. I am a physician, and when my patients see me, they ask me what I had done. They cannot believe how great it looks!

Jean-Paul Etienne - January 5, 2018

It was explained to me before the procedure that the hair taken from the back of my head is genetically permanent and will remain this way in the new area it is placed. I have no reason to think it's not permanent 12 months out from the procedure.

Alec Stephens - December 27, 2017

My results have been permanent, and I have had no loss of the transplanted grafts.

Randy P. - October 13, 2017

It's been 2 years since the first of my 2 procedures, and my hair looks great. It's still early, but I have no reason to think it won't be permanent.

Ryan Hussy - October 13, 2017

My results are definitely 100% amazing! I have had it cut and styled multiple times in one year. It looks so full.

Kevin - September 26, 2017

Multi-unit grafting uses your own hair, which is carefully transplanted to areas of hair loss. The hair looks and feels natural because it is your own hair.

Karl Jerome - August 31, 2017

I’ve only had my procedure approximately 1 year ago, but yeah, I’d say it’s permanent. I’ve shaved it down for when I go do my military weekends, then 2 weeks later, I’m back to a wonderful full growth up top. The real-life problem now is finding a barber.

Ian - August 19, 2017