Transplanting Pubic Hair to the Scalp

If pubic hair is transplanted on the scalp will it grow due to the fact the nourishment and exposure will become different. Does apocrine gland still remain active when transplanted on head? A doctor in Delhi does carry out such procedure FUE technique and is affordable. However I still want to have all the facts..If any one has done then it will be good?

If pubic hair were transplanted to the head, it would grow and be very curly. I actually performed a pubic hair transplant to a patient. The pubic hair was mixed in with scalp hair and placed into the crown in a person who had a very limited donor area. It worked well. I have also done beard hair to the scalp that has worked well, particularly when mixed with regular scalp donor hair. These are rare and special circumstances, though. Many doctors are transplanting body hair from the abdomen, chest, and back with mixed results.

But while these procedures are technically possible, surgery on your body should NOT be driven by costs. If there is good donor hair from the scalp that is available (as it most probably is), this should be the first source… not the pubic area. The hair that is transplanted will usually retain its original characteristics so pubic hair on the scalp will be very curly, underarm hair will bring with it an odor from the accompanying apocrine glands, and body hair will usually be characteristically fine and not grow out to be very long. One of your goals should be to have the results look as natural as possible, and body hair transplants (BHT) make that difficult.

Remember, any decision you make will be with you for the rest of your life, so be careful what you choose.