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Diabetes and Hair Transplants: What Your HbA1c Means for Your Results
Can you have a hair transplant if you're diabetic? In most cases, yes — but your blood sugar control matters more for this procedure than many people realise, and a good clinic will want to see a recent blood test with HbA1c before agreeing to operate. If you live with type 1 or type 2 diabetes and you're researching a hair transplant, you've probably found the internet unhelpful. Some clinics don't mention diabetes at all. Others tell you it's no problem. A few refuse outrig
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Burns and Scars: What Patients Should Know
Scarring Alopecia Management at FUE HUB Cyprus Hair loss caused by a burn, an accident, surgery or a serious scalp wound is a different situation. The hair is gone because the follicles themselves were destroyed and replaced by scar tissue. Doctors call this scarring alopecia (you may also see the word cicatricial, which just means "relating to a scar"). It can be treated. But it is slower, more complicated, and the planning matters far more than it does in a standard case. T
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A Successful Hair Transplant Starts Long Before Surgery - Hair Transplant Cyprus
A successful hair transplant begins before surgery. Proper diagnosis, assessment of the donor area, evaluation of hair-loss progression and long-term planning can be as important as the surgical technique itself. Patients considering a hair transplant internationally often focus first on graft numbers, FUE versus DHI, density or the design of the hairline. At FUEHUB Cyprus, we believe the more important first question is whether surgery is appropriate at all — and, if it is,
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