Corrective Hair Transplant

Corrective Hair Transplant

A previous transplant that has gone wrong can leave you with more than just cosmetic concerns—it can impact confidence, scalp health, and trust in the process. Whether it’s a botched hairline, patchy density, misdirected grafts, or visible scarring, corrective hair transplant aims to set things right.At KIBO, we approach corrective transplant with surgical precision and empathy. It is not just about adding grafts—it is about unlearning the effect of past errors, redesigning outcomes, and restoring balance. Every case is unique. So is our strategy.

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Facts about Corrective Hair Transplant

Corrective hair transplant is a specialised surgical process designed to repair poorly executed hair restoration procedure. Common issues include uneven or pluggy grafts from outdated technique, harsh or unnatural hairline, poor graft direction or scarring in the recipient zone and sparse, patchy results with low density from previous transplant.

Kibo combines trichology, facial aesthetics, and real-time graft planning to achieve refined outcomes even in complex cases.

When to Consider Corrective Hair Transplant Hair Transplant

When to go for FUE Hair Transplant

You may be a candidate if:

  • You have had one or more unsatisfactory hair transplant in the past
  • Your hairline appears pluggy, straight, or doll-like.
  • Grafts grow at odd angles or in the wrong direction.
  • There is visible scarring or pitting in the transplant zone
  • Your previous transplant left you with inadequate coverage or patches.

What are the benefits of Corrective Hair Transplant?

Advantages of Corrective Hair Transplant procedure include:

Aesthetic Recovery

Strategic placement of grafts help in fixing visible signs of past surgery.

Near natural-looking results

Redesigning the hairline can give even coverage over the scalp.

Scar Revision

Correction can hide or soften visible FUT scars or any pitting from previous surgery.

Psychological Relief

Helps to restore confidence after previous disappointment.

Steps of the SURGERY

Step 1: Local AnesthesiaStep 1

Local Anesthesia

Local anesthesia is used to block the pain sensation over the scalp or any other body site that is operated during hair transplantation.

Step 2: ExtractionStep 2

Extraction

New grafts are extracted strategically from the donor area according to the indication.

Step 3: Slit MakingStep 3

Slit Making

Slit making is the process where a surgeon makes spaces in the site where grafts need to be implanted. Existing scars may be revised or camouflaged and slits are made in between existing hair for better refinement.

Step 4: ImplantationStep 4

Implantation

Implantation is the process of placing the grafts in the pre-formed pockets as planned by the surgeon. This step is passive as compared to other steps and can be done by trained staff.

The process typically takes several hours, depending on the number of grafts required.

How is Kibo-Corrective Hair Transplant Different?

Correcting a botched transplant isn’t easy — it takes more than technical skills. It demands artistry, experience, and empathy.

Kibo-FUE Difference

At Kibo, we specialize in corrective procedures because we believe everyone deserves to feel good about their reflection.

Here’s how we make it right:

  • Surgeon-led correction
  • Scar-focused protocol for subtle, natural results.
  • Strategic use of beard and body hair donor site when scalp donor area is limited.
  • Custom tools to minimize further trauma.
  • Dedicated long-term follow-up, so you are never navigating this journey alone.

Kibo also provides comprehensive aftercare support to ensure the best possible outcome.

What to Expect

Before

  • You might be dealing with visible scarring, botched hairline, and poorly angled grafts.
  • The result can look unnatural or harsh, drawing unnecessary attention.
  • Emotionally, it’s common to feel frustrated, self-conscious, or even regretful.

After

  • Expect a softer, more natural-looking hairline or crown zone.
  • Scar concealment and improved density give you even coverage.
  • Your facial proportions and hair aesthetics are brought back into harmony, helping you feel like yourself again.

Possible Complications (Rare)

  • In some cases, graft survival can be lower in areas with existing scarring or damaged skin.
  • Using beard or body hair as donor site may result in slight textural mismatch (though this is managed artistically).
  • Temporary numbness or a feeling of tightness in the corrected zones is possible, but usually fades.

How Much Does Corrective Hair Transplant Cost?

Corrective hair transplant is far more nuanced than standard procedure. Every case is different, and so is the effort involved. That’s why pricing depends on: The number of grafts that need to be removed, added, or redistributed, the extent of damage caused by the previous transplant, whether beard or body donor hair needs to be used, or any additional scar revision techniques and ongoing recovery support.

At Kibo, we maintain complete transparency in pricing. No hidden costs, no surprise bills. After a thorough consultation, you will get a clear, personalised estimate as per your requirement.

FAQs
Hair transplant procedure can take up to 6-10 hours depending on the number of grafts and extent of the surgery. Gigasessions more than 4000 grafts can take up to 8-12 hours divided over two days for patient convenience.
Hair transplant surgery done by the FUE method is done under local anesthesia. Minimal pain and discomfort is expected during the surgery but it can be managed intraoperatively by using microinjections and vibrating devices. Mild discomfort during recovery is also expected but can be managed with post surgery prescription medications.
Most people can return to work within 7 days but healing takes a minimum of 3 weeks. During this time, scabs and swelling subside and the skin heals completely accepting grafts and making them secure for further growth. However, you might see some initial shedding starting from the first month onwards, the hair growth will start appearing from the 3rd month onwards.. Final results may take 12-18 months to become completely noticeable.
Yes, when performed by experienced surgeons, transplanted hair looks natural and blends seamlessly with existing hair. Your surgeon will decide factors like hairline placement, graft density and angle and direction of the transplanted hair in a detailed discussion before the surgery which will be then imitated to achieve the natural and desirable results.
Hair transplant is generally considered to provide long-term results. However, you may continue to lose non-transplanted hair over time or due to your lifestyle changes, making follow-up treatments necessary for some.
Hair transplants are generally safe, but some risks include minor swelling, bleeding, temporary numbness in the scalp, pain, itching, crusting, rarely infection or shock loss. Most side effects are temporary and usually mild when performed by a qualified surgeon.
Initial shedding of transplanted hair is normal. New growth begins around 3-4 months, with full results visible within 12-18 months.
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