What Is Hair Transplant Revision (Repair)?
Hair transplant revision — also known as repair —
is a specialized procedure to fix or improve results from a previous hair transplant that didn’t meet your expectations.
It’s ideal for those who have:
✔️ Unnatural hairline design
✔️ Poor density or uneven graft placement
✔️ Visible scars from previous surgery
✔️ Old techniques that look outdated
At Ultima Hair Center, Dr. Ming specializes in correcting and redesigning failed or
unsatisfying results — using advanced methods for a softer, more natural look.
Because you deserve results that truly feel like you.
Because not every hair transplant goes as planned —
and everyone deserves results they feel confident about.
A hair transplant revision helps:
✔️ Correct unnatural hairlines or pluggy results
✔️ Improve low density or uneven graft placement
✔️ Cover visible scars from previous procedures
✔️ Update outdated techniques with modern methods
At Ultima Hair Center, Dr. Ming specializes in repairing and redesigning previous transplants — giving patients a second chance at natural-looking hair they love.
It’s never too late to get it right.
What Can Scar Repair Hair Transplant Help With?
Scar repair hair transplant helps bring hair back to areas where scars
have stopped it from growing.
It’s ideal for people with:
✔️ Scars from previous FUT or FUE hair transplants
✔️ Surgical scars on the scalp or face
✔️ Accidental injury or burn scars
✔️ Patchy or missing hair around old wounds
At Ultima Hair Center, Dr. Ming carefully implants healthy hair follicles into scar tissue
— restoring softness, coverage, and confidence.
Because every scar deserves to be healed — naturally.
Who Is Hair Transplant Revision Suitable For?
A hair transplant revision is designed for people who’ve had a previous procedure but didn’t get the results they hoped for.
It’s ideal for those who:
✔️ Have an unnatural or uneven hairline
✔️ Experience low density or patchy results
✔️ Have visible scarring from FUT or FUE
✔️ Want to update an outdated or “pluggy” appearance
✔️ Are ready to restore confidence with expert correction
At Ultima Hair Center, Dr. Ming specializes in fixing difficult cases — with gentle techniques and a natural finish that feels truly you.
Who Might Not Be Suitable for Hair Transplant Revision?
While hair transplant repair can deliver excellent results,
it may not be right for everyone — at least not immediately.
You may not be a good candidate if you:
✖️ Have insufficient donor hair for correction
✖️ Have active scalp infections or inflammation
✖️ Expect unrealistic density or coverage in scarred areas
✖️ Haven’t fully healed from your previous transplant (usually needs 6–12 months)
✖️ Cannot commit to proper aftercare and follow-ups
At Ultima Hair Center, Dr. Ming offers honest consultations to assess if you’re ready for revision — and to guide you toward the best long-term outcome.
It’s a corrective procedure to fix or improve the results of a previous hair transplant.
Anyone unhappy with poor density, unnatural hairline, or visible scarring from a past procedure.
Uneven grafts, pluggy appearance, outdated technique, wrong angle, or visible donor scars.
Yes — when performed by an experienced specialist with proper planning.
Usually after 6–12 months, once the scalp has fully healed.
Yes — we often restore scars from old FUT or FUE procedures.
Yes — FUE can be used to implant hair into FUT (strip) scars for better camouflage.
It depends on the method used. Some revisions can be done without full shaving.
Yes — it requires more skill due to scar tissue and limited donor area.
It varies, but often 500–2,000 grafts depending on the issue.
Yes, but growth rate may be slightly lower than in healthy scalp areas..
Similar to the first time — about 7–10 days for initial healing.
Yes — especially when done by a skilled, detail-focused surgeon.
It can be, due to the complexity and additional techniques required.
Yes, when done by an experienced, detail-focused specialist.
At Ultima Hair Center, Bangkok — with Dr. Ming, ABHRS-certified and experienced in corrective cases.
