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A survey conducted by the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery concludes that 88.3% of women and 65.5% of men surveyed have not been able to detect among people who have undergone a hair transplant and those who have undergone a hair transplant. Do not. These data reveal the progress and quality of current hair medicine. The objectives of this study have been to deepen the social attitudes generated by the fall and restoration of the hair and the perception of the respondents to detect this type of practices.
The sample, made up of a total of 595 people, participated by means of a form that was provided online, corroborating how 88.3% of women and 65% of men could not detect the differences between transplanted and non-transplanted patients. To be able to verify it, four different photographs were attached with people who had been subjected to some type of treatment compared to others who did not have any. This type of publications demonstrate how hair transplantation is a normal process, socially accepted, and that can be done at any age allowing a higher quality of life of people.
Other interesting data obtained reflect how three out of five respondents (61.9%) think that having more hair would help them improve their career or find a job, or seven out of ten (71%) would change a personal treasure for having more hair.
Hair loss is a factor that affects and directly affects those who suffer from this problem. This is revealed by another study prepared in 2014 to verify that alopecia caused feelings of anguish, depression or anger, becoming a vicious circle difficult to generate a certain feeling of isolation from others.
The ISHR aims to demonstrate how the advance of science, the quality of the professional and technology have allowed to improve the quality of life of many patients, being a factor accepted by society to obtain efficient results, adapted to each need.
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