Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure where hair follicles are taken from one part of the body (typically the back or sides of the scalp) and transplanted to areas experiencing hair loss. The success of a hair transplant depends on the availability of donor hair follicles.

If someone is completely bald, meaning they have no hair left on their scalp, there won’t be any donor hair available for transplantation. Hair transplantation may not be feasible.

If the person still has a sufficient amount of hair on other parts of their body (such as the chest, back, or beard), those hairs could potentially be used for transplantation to the scalp. Consult with a qualified hair restoration surgeon to assess individual candidacy and discuss available options. Advancements in hair restoration techniques may provide alternative solutions for individuals with extensive hair loss.