FAQs

If you have any additional questions or concerns about hair transplant surgery, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

No, not always. Any surgical operation involves some level of pain, even if it is only the prick you feel when the anesthesia is injected. The majority of procedures are painless and many patients feel no pain during or after the surgery. 

A doctor’s talent makes hair transplants appear natural. If the quality of work is high then transplanted hair could not even be noticed. 

According to clinical trials, 85–95 percent of all implanted grafts successfully develop in their new location. This large number suggests that hair transplants are often quite effective. Some patients worry that a characteristic of rejection known as a graft would occur, much like with other transplants.

Since every patient is different, your best hair transplant procedure will be decided at your initial appointment and thoroughly discussed with you.

We will always go through all of your alternatives with you and provide our professional opinion. A combination procedure could be appropriate in some more severe hair loss patients.

The transplanted hair will s very thinly the skin, first, between two and four months after surgery.

This will take place at various rates and periods, leading to a sporadic beginning. You can anticipate a complete regeneration of your transplanted hair after 12 months.

Treatment options for hair loss include hair transplants. Because you cannot reverse the effects of a hair transplant, they are regarded as permanent. That doesn’t necessarily indicate that your hair transplant will continue to appear the same way when it heals for the rest of your life.

Throughout the transplanting procedure, the most important factor in identifying age is whether or not hair loss has stopped. Beyond the age of 35, the shedding rate slows down. Male pattern hair loss is a lifelong problem. It should be kept in mind that shedding may persist when the supplement is made in children under these years, suggesting a second or third session for the patient.

Even though hair loss is a continuous process, there is very little chance that it will return since the transplanted hair is taken from the part of your body that is most resistant to hair loss.

Summertime is not advised. Due to the two-month ban on swimming in seas and pools after hair transplantation.

No, it is not necessary. If you look at our Preparation for Surgery page we also offer hair transplants without a shave.