
What department should I visit for hair transplantation?
Recently, I have noticed that my hairline is gradually receding, and the hair on the top of my head is becoming increasingly thin, which worries me greatly regarding my appearance. If I were to consult a hospital about hair transplantation, which department should I register with?

Hair transplantation can be performed under the departments of dermatology, plastic surgery, or surgery.
1. Dermatology: Hair loss is considered a dermatological condition. As hair follicles are appendages of the skin, dermatologists are trained to manage scalp and hair follicle issues, making dermatology an important option for hair transplant procedures.
2. Plastic Surgery: Hair transplantation is a form of cosmetic treatment for the head and can effectively improve conditions such as hair loss and thinning hair, falling within the scope of plastic surgery. Plastic surgeons have higher standards in surgical techniques and aesthetic design, enabling them to develop optimal hair transplant plans based on individual patient conditions.
3. Surgery: Hair transplantation is a type of surgical procedure that involves transplanting a patient's own hair follicles to areas affected by hair loss or thinning. Surgery generally aims to treat diseases through operations or manual manipulations, so hair transplantation can also be performed under the surgery department.
It is recommended to visit a reputable hospital and undergo these procedures under the guidance of qualified professionals to ensure the safety and reliability of the surgery. Patients should also fully understand the risks associated with hair transplantation, post-operative care, and potential outcomes, and should communicate thoroughly with their doctor to make an informed decision.