Hair Transplantation

Permanent & Natural Results – Uses your own hair follicles for seamless, natural-looking growth.

Low Maintenance – Once transplanted, the hair grows naturally and requires no special care.

Minimally Invasive – Advanced techniques like FUE and FUT ensure a comfortable procedure with no visible scarring.

Boosts Confidence – Restores a fuller hairline, enhancing appearance and self-esteem.

Recovery Time – Mild swelling, redness, or discomfort may occur after the procedure.

Multiple Sessions May Be Needed – Depending on hair loss severity, more than one session might be required.

Cost Factor – High-quality hair transplants can be expensive.

Not for Everyone – Requires a healthy donor area with sufficient hair follicles for transplantation.

Temporary Swelling & Redness – Mild swelling or redness around the treated area, which subsides in a few days.

Itching & Scabbing – The scalp may feel itchy, and small scabs may form as part of the healing process.

Shock Loss – Temporary hair shedding post-surgery before new hair growth begins.

Minor Pain or Discomfort – Some patients may experience mild pain, which can be managed with prescribed medications.

Avoid Smoking & Alcohol – Refrain from smoking and alcohol consumption at least a week before the procedure to promote better healing.

Stop Blood Thinners – Consult your doctor about stopping medications like aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs that may increase bleeding.

Stay Hydrated & Eat Well – Maintain a balanced diet and drink plenty of water to keep your body in optimal condition for the procedure.

No Haircuts or Chemical Treatments – Avoid haircuts, coloring, or any chemical treatments before the transplant to keep the scalp healthy.

Follow Doctor’s Instructions – Adhere to any specific guidelines provided by your surgeon for the best results and a smooth procedure.

Avoid Touching & Scratching – Do not touch, scratch, or rub the transplanted area to prevent infection and ensure proper healing.

Follow Medication & Antibiotics – Take prescribed medications, including antibiotics and pain relievers, as directed by your doctor.

Sleep with Head Elevated – Keep your head elevated while sleeping for the first few nights to reduce swelling.

Avoid Strenuous Activities – Refrain from heavy exercise, swimming, or any activity that may cause sweating for at least two weeks.

Gentle Hair Washing – Follow your doctor’s instructions for washing your hair carefully without rubbing or applying pressure.