There are a couple glimmers of hope for restoring natural hair color.
For example, platelet-rich plasma has shown some promise in some treatments in restoring melanin and thus natural pigmentation to patients’ hair.
By and large, however, hair that has already begun to turn grey is likely to continue turning grey.
However, just because your hair is grey doesn’t mean that it isn’t healthy.
Grey hair can be perfectly healthy and suitable for transplantation.
Age isn’t necessarily a barrier to successful hair transplants, either, with patients as old as 80 experiencing success.
Transplanted hair can easily be dyed, so all it takes is a hair transplant and a tube of dye to give you the healthy head of hair and vibrant colour you’ve wanted for years.
You do need to make sure that the transplant has fully taken root first and that the freshly implanted follicles are healthy and have plenty of room to breathe.
It is thus advisable that you wait a few weeks after your procedure to make sure everything is okay before you start adding dye.
Still, while grey hair may be a shock at first, there is no reason transplanted and then dyed grey hairs can’t look shockingly good and natural with the help of the latest hair transplant techniques and dyes.