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WHAT IS HAIR TRANSPLANT

Hair transplantation is a surgical technique that removes hair follicles from one part of the body, called the ‘donor site’, to a bald or balding part of the body known as the ‘recipient site’. The technique is primarily used to treat male pattern baldness.

FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT PROCEDURE

Donor hair is carefully harvested, paying close attention to protecting blood supply and nerves while maximizing harvest yield.

Recipient sites are chosen with perfect angles, direction, pattern and graft-to-site fit in mind to create the most natural results.

Experienced doctor and his team will places all hair grafts so they are not too deep or too high and to prevent trauma upon placement.

RESULTS

After care hair transplant procedure, your hair will grow with natural looking and smooth texture

WHY CHOOSE FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT

Permanent Solution

As it is a relocation of your healthy hair follicles to the bald, the hair follicle will be there to stay once the wound heals.

Fast Recovery

The recovery time for hair transplant is relatively faster than other hair transplant method.

Invisible Scar

FUE does not involve stitches or linear scarring. So they’re practically undetectable with short hair or even a shaved head.

Constant Hair Growth

With the FUE intervention your hair will grow constantly, checking the results day by day.

WHICH AREA CAN BE TREAT USING FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT

Male Hair

Female Hair

Eyebrow

Beard

Understanding Male Pattern Baldness

7 Stages of Norwood

Male pattern baldness is something that we treat in our clinic very often. There are many types of male pattern baldness, from stage 1 to stage 7 according to the Norwood classification.

At this stage, there isn’t any significant hair loss or recession of the hairline.

At this stage,There is a slight hair loss and recession of the hairline around the temples. This is also known as an adult or mature hairline.

You will notice the first signs of small significant balding. The hairline becomes deeply recessed at both temples, resembling an M, U, or V shape.

There is sparse hair or no hair on the vertex. The two areas of hair loss are separated by a band of hair that connects to the hair remaining on the sides of the scalp.

The two areas of hair loss are larger than in stage 4. They are still separated, but the band of hair between them is narrower and sparser.

The balding areas at the temples join with the balding area at the vertex. The band of hair across the top of the head is gone or sparse.

The most severe stage of hair loss, only a band of hair going around the sides of the head remains. This hair is usually not dense and may be fine.

Cause of male pattern hair loss

With Ageing, a number of hormonal changes occur in the body, such as decrease in testosterone, androgen receptors, 5-alpha reductase and serum DHT, which affects the hair growth cycle and thus, causes hair loss.

Your family hair loss history plays an essential role in this hair loss type. If anyone from either side of your family is suffering from male pattern baldness, you are likely to suffer from pattern hair loss.

Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is a chemical derivative of testosterone, which limits the ability of follicles to produce hair growth by preventing the nutrient supply to the hair follicles.

Understanding Female Hair Loss

Ludwig Pattern

Female pattern hair loss is a progressive condition. This means that over time, women with hair loss may see their condition worsen with a continuously widening part and diffuse thinning overall. To help women understand and categorize their hair loss, air restoration professionals often use the Ludwig Classification Scale. This chart separates female pattern baldness into three grades based on severity:

Grade I: Perceptible thinning of the hair on the crown, limited in the front by a line situated 1-3 cm behind the frontal hairline

Grade II: Pronounced rarefaction of the hair on the crown within the area seen in Grade I.

Grade III: Full baldness (total denudation) within the area seen in Grades I and II.

Cause of female pattern hair loss

It is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the body’s own immune system attacks the hair follicles, and thus cause loss of hair. This condition is usually seen in women during childbearing years.