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The most frequent question asked by people suffering from hair loss issues and they’d like to know the answer to is what are the costs of hair transplantation? This is one of the most frequent questions people who are undergoing hair transplants are looking for. The cost for the procedure is contingent on a variety of factors, and the patient should understand these factors. In general, the price of hair transplantation is higher than the price of hair transplantation for someone who is losing hair due to genetic factors. The price difference for hair transplantation is because hair transplantation takes more than one operation.

The loss of hair can be caused by a variety of different causes. These can include the result of aging, heredity, and hormonal imbalance. Each one of these variables each has its own cause and impact, which can lead to a different cost of transplantation of hair among patients. The cost of hair transplantation will be higher for those who are older than 45 years old, because they’ve been through the procedure before. People who had the surgery done earlier usually require a larger cost of contribution.

If you’re young and healthy the cost of hair transplantation is still feasible. The price of hair transplantation depends on how large your head. Therefore, if you are losing your hair at a faster rate, the cost of hair transplantation will be higher. But if, on the other hand, you’re losing hair gradually and slowly, the cost of hair transplantation is within range.

You should always choose a qualified surgeon for the surgery to ensure the high quality of the procedure. The cost of the procedure could also be increased if the procedure is carried out on an outpatient basis rather than in a hospital or a surgical center. The additional costs could comprise the medicines you will require for the following procedure.

In addition to these aspects, the cost of hair transplantation depends on the number of grafts needed. The more the number of transplants you need, the greater cost the surgery is. Four or more grafts can lead to the cost of hair transplantation being higher than the norm. This is because it takes longer before hair transplanted roots become established , and it takes longer for the hair transplanted to develop.

When you evaluate the cost of hair transplant surgery in two different clinics, best method of determining the exact price is to find out the price of the same procedure done in one place and by a physician at a different clinic. If the price associated with the surgery is comparable between both clinics, then the actual cost of hair transplantation treatment will be lower than average. You can find this information from a broker , agent or broker who is an expert in this field. You can also check the cost of procedures to transplant hair from the surgeon’s office.

After determining the cost of hair transplantation, it is important to also consider how long will it take to treat the baldness issue. In the majority of cases, the cost of hair transplantation is normally determined by the number of grafts needed to treat the problem of balding. The price of hair transplantation treatments vary according to how many grafts are needed to address the problem of balding. The amount of grafts depends on whether the procedure is done as an individual procedure or a series of procedures to treat multiple regions of your scalp. So, the cost of hair transplantation can differ among the various surgeries.

Other aspects that can affect the cost of hair transplantation procedure include the cost of the laboratory employed to perform the procedure. It is important to choose an experienced and certified surgeon who has completed similar procedures in the past. If you are able, pick a doctor who can give you a price promise. When you are aware of the exact cost of hair transplant surgery then you can select a reputable surgeon and a clinic that offers you the best prices. Find out more information about your hair loss condition and the costs of hair transplant surgery by going to the American Hair Transplantation Society’s site.

CPG organizations have accelerated their digital transformation in the last 12 months

To begin with, new consumer segments have emerged, there is a growing demand for new products, the buying behaviors have changed and the fulfillment channels have shifted from physical to digital. There has been significant growth in e-commerce for CPG over the last 12 months as online grocery services ballooned from 13% to 30% in the US. Forecasts indicate that by 2022 e-commerce in the grocery category alone will be 3X higher than pre-COVID-19 levels[i]. Most significantly, CPG companies have accelerated their digital transformation and are moving to the direct-to-consumer (D2C) model. Consumers are using in-app ordering, home delivery, order-online-and-pickup-in-store (or pickup curbside) and have begun to depend on chatbots and voice assistants. Consumers want CPG companies to provide these tools.

Pandemic shaped the consumer behavior and CPG organizations are focusing on D2C

The pandemic has had a financial impact on consumers resulting in a change in buying behavior. These consumers want cheaper products and some are wisely switching to individual-use products; others, driven by health-related concerns and anxieties around shortages want to stock up; still, others have opted for local products, and there is a noticeable uptick in organic products.

For the CPG industry, these changes in consumer behavior are difficult to spot. This is because the primary owner of the consumer relationship has always been the retail partner, blocking a direct view of the customer. CPG businesses are therefore unable to change products, processes, and supply chains in response, as quickly as they should. D2C commerce holds the potential to change the status quo. It will enable CPG organizations to leverage data and analytics to build consumer intimacy, strengthen loyalty, shape new products, manage inventory, optimize supply chains, reduce operational costs and meet the demands of consumers who want supply chain visibility.

Invest in improving collaboration between CPG and Retail for D2C success – Kevin Gokey, VP & Global Chief Information Officer at Church & Dwight

To understand how CPG companies are positioned for the future and the transformation projects they will focus on, we conducted a joint webinar with Kevin Gokey, VP & Global Chief Information Officer at Church & Dwight, and Praveen Gururaja, Director, Retail and CPG, Microsoft, as guest speakers.

Both Gokey and Gururaja agreed that the pandemic provided a new growth opportunity in the form of D2C. However, Gokey cautioned that “The operational excellence that got us to where we are today won’t take us into the future.”

One part of the solution, said Gokey, is to make significant investments in improving collaboration between CPG and Retail. He believes that omnichannel growth will make it necessary for CPG to develop joint business plans with retail marketplace platforms like Amazon and retail chains like Walmart.

Automate, digitize and connect current processes using the cloud to accelerate digital transformation – Praveen Gururaja, Director, Retail & CPG, Microsoft

The second part of the solution is to use technology to build D2C, understand consumer behavior, spot trends, manage inventory, change products, and lower operational costs. Praveen Gururaja pointed out the need to automate, digitize and connect current processes. This can be achieved – quickly and effectively – using cloud services to optimize brand performance through consumer connectedness and omni-channel commerce. Cloud creates an intelligent and collaborative enterprise by connecting suppliers, headquarters, warehouses, and field sellers, to improve sales execution and customer satisfaction; it delivers sustainability and operational excellence by creating the connected factory of the future that runs on digitized supply chains and logistics, and it accelerates innovation aimed at transforming traditional products while moving towards a service model for new and sustained revenue streams.

Microsoft’s Azure stack fits in perfectly to fulfill these needs. It provides the scalable infrastructure that CPG organizations need and it allows them to leverage the underpinning tools to exploit their data. These tools include:

A data lake to ingest and leverage consumer, supplier, and partner data
Analytical engines to improve functions such as trade promotions and deliver advanced capabilities such as in-store dynamic pricing across electronic shelf labels
Automation for routine processes such as those used to scrape the web to identify counterfeit products and to achieve goals such as a reduction in low-end manual labor
Artificial Intelligence (AI) to identify revenue growth and upsell opportunities
Security to ensure data privacy and compliance with GDPR, California Consumer Privacy Act, etc.
Video analytics to understand in-store consumer demographics, path-to-purchase, manage assortments and replenishments, and several other difficult-to-monitor factors
While the technology exists – and has become affordable – the real challenge, said Gokey, lies in persuading the organization to use the new technology. Getting employees to be data literate and skilling analysts in data sciences is difficult. This is an area that requires immediate attention if CPG organizations want to extract the promised ROI from digital, cloud, data, and analytics.

ITC Infotech has a strong pedigree in the CPG industry and has been serving several Global Fortune 500 companies with digital solutions. During the pandemic, CPG companies have told us that they see acute changes in customer expectations along three vectors: (a) customers want their needs to be met where they are, whether or not on digital or physical mediums; (b) they want brands to meet their evolving needs, so solutions need to adapt quickly; and (c) they want to be protected from the uncertainty of their surroundings which translates into prioritizing consistency, predictability, and reliability.

To meet these expectations, enterprises need real-time connectedness like never before. To make this real, enterprises must move away from what has largely been a siloed, project-oriented approach towards a platform-oriented approach that unlocks agility. They must understand how consumer needs are changing daily, discover new consumer segments and adopt new strategies.

We build platforms of intelligence for deploying intelligence at scale across the CPG value chain powered by Microsoft technologies and services.

Our decades of experience and expertise in CPG, along with our domain accelerators, have been leveraged by several global enterprises to build their capabilities and services and realize business value at speed and scale. Our platform of intelligence framework helps CPG companies realize tangible benefits.

Finally, it is the partnerships that CPG organizations create that will spell success.

We live in a complex world, dependent on intricate ecosystems. The only way to make this work is to bind everyone in the partnership to the desired business outcomes. Partners must commit to owning the outcomes. ii

ITC Infotech is partnering with Microsoft to implement Platforms of Intelligence for CPG companies. We work with Microsoft experts to define the current state, future roadmap, and use cases. Our bespoke Azure AI/ML-powered intelligent platform empowers CPG leaders to build stronger consumer connect, mutually rewarding retailer relationships, and a streamlined supply chain built on the foundations of Azure Machine Learning, Azure Synapse, Azure Data Lake, Azure Cognitive Services, and more. The fact that we have our genesis in a CPG company differentiates us from other service providers and allows us to deliver better supply chain visibility, increased ROI, optimized costs, and improved sales for your CPG organization.