Carpal Tunnel Surgery is usually limited to patients who have tried and failed all non-surgical treatment options, or for more severe cases. Both the “open” approach and the “endoscopic” approach do the same thing- incise the carpal tunnel ligament so that it no longer puts pressure on the median nerve. Over time, and with post-surgery therapy, your hand should feel substantially better, with less tingling, numbness, and pain, and more strength.

The traditional “open” approach generally means making an incision in the palm of the hand, finding the ligament, incising the ligament, and then closing the skin over it.

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Replacement of hair is one of the procedures followed by hair expert to cure the hair loss problem. Baldness of, men and women can be cured by replacement of hair. The replacement of hair is done through two methods surgical and non surgical hair replacement.

A surgical replacement involves the transplantation of hair from one area of the scalp to the bald area. The strip from donor area is operated out carefully and that strip is a follicle unit which is grafted further according to the hair of the affected person.

The follicle units are implanted in the hair line where the re growth of hair is not possible. This surgical replacement takes five to six hours to complete. Based on the type of the hair problem this time limit may vary to less than this or more.

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