Unprocessed Hair Front Lace Wigs
Hair transplantation is a surgical process for the treatment of hair loss that first became well-known inside the 1950s. Originally, huge plugs of hair had been used, which at times led to unsatisfactory and unnatural outcomes. These days, extremely little mini- and micro-plugs of skin, containing 1 to 5 hairs, are employed. Unlike the original huge plugs, this contemporary method does not produce really thick or dense hair growth. It appears a lot more natural and, in many circumstances, is undetectable as a transplant.Creating a lace front wig is a long, meticulous process that can take several hours to several days. Once the wig is complete, the excess lace that hangs over the forehead must be trimmed back into the wig for the most natural look. This is a delicate process that takes a steady hand, a good pair of scissors and a lot of patience. Since a lace front wig does not reach all the way around to the nape of the neck, this process will be shorter and a little easier than a full wig.