The most common questions about the hair transplant process. If you can't find your answer, get in touch with us.
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The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so no sharp pain is felt during the operation. Mild tightness may occur afterward, which is usually easily managed with prescribed medication.
Yes. Follicles taken from the donor area are genetically resistant to shedding and continue to grow permanently in their new location.
A temporary shedding phase occurs in the first month, with new growth beginning around month 3. Full results are typically visible within 12 months.
Initial healing, including scabbing, takes about 10–14 days. Most patients can return to daily activities within a week.
For the first 7–10 days, sleeping on your back with your head slightly elevated is recommended. This reduces swelling and protects the grafts.
Once healing is complete, transplanted hair can be washed, cut, and dyed just like natural hair.
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The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so no pain is felt during it; mild discomfort may occur afterward.
Shedding occurs in the first month, new growth begins around month 3, and visible results are typically seen within 12 months.
Yes, follicles taken from the donor area are genetically resistant to shedding and are considered permanent.
Yes, correctly placed follicles are considered permanent.
Techniques used leave no visible scarring in the donor or recipient area.
The full result is typically visible within 8–12 months.
Yes, female-pattern hair loss is usually diffuse, so planning is adjusted accordingly.
Techniques that don't require shaving the donor area may be an option, this is clarified during consultation.
Visible results are typically seen within 10–12 months.
Suitable for people whose beard grows sparsely or not at all due to genetics.
Yes, once healed it can be shaved like normal beard hair.
The full result is typically visible within 8–10 months.
Yes, it requires more technical precision due to the follicle's under-skin curvature.
It can be slightly higher than with straight hair; experienced application reduces this risk.
The full result is typically visible within 10–12 months.
A program of 3–4 sessions is typically recommended, with results observed within a few months.
A mild stinging sensation may occur; the procedure is made more comfortable with a topical anesthetic cream.
Yes, it is often recommended to support healing after a hair transplant.
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