Hair Transplant
A hair transplant is a procedure that involves transplanting hair from permanent areas, such as the back of the head (occipital zone). Follicular units are extracted from this area and then reinserted into areas affected by hair loss or alopecia, restoring hair density.
The body recognizes the micrograft as its own, eliminating any risk of rejection. The resulting scars are virtually imperceptible. After an adaptation period of three to five months, the transplanted follicles begin to grow, gradually repopulating the recipient area.
No, as it is performed under local anesthesia and is generally well tolerated.
Yes, once the transplanted hair grows, it can be cut, styled, and treated just like natural hair.
The duration varies but generally takes between 4 to 8 hours, depending on the number of grafts required.
