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One session is normally all it takes. However, The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgeons (ISHRS) advises that the number of sessions will depend on the area of scalp treated, the number and size of grafts used, and the density which you desire as well as the texture of your hair because coarse hair will look thicker than fine hair. "Two-thirds of my patients come back for more -- simply because it is so successful that they want more hair!" says Wasserbauer.Complications of hair transplant surgeryInfections in hair transplants are extremely rare -- the scalp heals well because of the blood supply. The biggest problem with hair transplant surgery is getting an ingrown hair as they begin to re-grow which is easily resolved by your doctor.The bottom line on hair transplant surgeryThe ISHRS advises that Hair Transplantation Surgery is more expensive than a nonsurgical hair system or some alternative treatments. However considering that the results are permanent, most people consider it a good investment in their future happiness.Combing and brushing - Most anyone knows that combing and/or brushing your hair is required to keep your hair healthy and well maintained. Neglecting to brush or comb your hair on a daily basis can result in a mess of tangles (or even dreadlocks) that are going to be a tedious and painstaking task to get out. Making combing and brushing a part of your daily hair ritual will ensure that your hair stays free of tangles and dreads.Try to choose a brush that will not rip your hair out. Use a brush that is made with natural fiber such as a boar's hairbrush. Natural bristle brushes are also considered to be very gentle on the hair and can be the best to choose from. Hair tends to be more fragile when it is wet, so the gentler the brush the better it is for the health of your hair. Make sure to keep your hairbrushes and combs clean and free of excess hair buildup and hair products. They can easily be cleaned by soaking them in a solution of mild soap and warm water. Then use a comb to remove all of the hair and buildup from your brushes.