Hair restoration surgery
Natural density, planned follicle by follicle.
We take time to assess each case, measure the donor area and explain the plan before any decision. A medical team stays with you from the first contact to the 18-month review.
Our approach
Measure first, plan with care
The number of grafts comes from the area of each zone multiplied by the intended density, limited by what the donor area can give while keeping a natural look. We explain every number.
- Medical assessment Consultation with a doctor, clinical history, trichoscopy and classification of the hair-loss pattern.
- Donor measurement Density, hairs per unit and calibre measured at several points, to know how much can be safely extracted.
- An explained plan Areas, densities, grafts and sessions, with the formula and parameters behind every number, approved by the doctor.
- Follow-up Contacts in the first days and reviews at 2, 6, 9, 12 and 18 months, with standardised photographs.
Procedures
Each technique, in its place
The technique is chosen at the consultation, according to the hair-loss pattern, the donor area and the result you are looking for.
FAQ
Before you book
Am I a candidate for a hair transplant?
It depends on the pattern and stability of your hair loss, the quality of the donor area and your expectations. Only a medical assessment can confirm it. The online assessment helps prepare that consultation.
How many grafts will I need?
The number comes from the area of each zone to treat multiplied by the intended density, limited by donor capacity. We measure both and explain the calculation before any decision.
Is the surgery painful?
It is performed under local anaesthesia. You may feel some discomfort during the anaesthetic and in the first days, which is managed with the prescribed medication.
How long is recovery?
Most people return to their usual activities within a few days, with some care. Scabs fall off in the first weeks and growth is gradual over several months.
When will I see the result?
Growth usually starts between the third and fourth month and evolves until 12 to 18 months. It varies from person to person, which is why we review with standardised photographs up to 18 months.
Start with an online assessment
Answer a few questions and send three to five guided photographs. A doctor reviews your case before we reply.