Is the hair Transplant Procedure Painful?

Honestly, you will be pleasantly surprised. When you read about the procedure on Google or any other online platform, it may sound a tad scary to you! – But the fact is that the surgery is absolutely painless. You have anesthetic so there’s no pain and you can happily gain back your hair and the confidence. So get ready to go from Bald to Bold.

Will The Treatment Leave Any Scars or Marks on the Treated Area?

We guarantee of leaving no Scars or Cuts, just a happy face, and a happier scalp! If you still are in doubt about it, we recommend you to ask your surgeon to show you photos of his work, including scarring, before deciding to go ahead. You can Meet formerly treated patients too.

Will Everyone know that I got a hair transplant because of its visibility?

Unless you tell people on your own, no one will really notice the change being unnatural. After the procedure, the hair growth takes time; you’ll probably have to be under the loop until they are fully grown. There are no visible signs such as scars etc. only slight redness that stays for 2-3 days and starts diminishing thereafter.

Where do they take hair from for a hair transplant?

One of the most frequently asked questions in our patients’ initial consultation is ‘where does the hair come from for hair transplants? For FUE, the donor hair for a transplant comes directly from another area on the same head. So it is not just natural-looking, it is completely natural, authentic and individual hair. FUE hair transplant or Follicular Unit Excision is where individual hair grafts are harvested directly from the donor area, usually a broad area of the back of the scalp where hair loss does not usually occur.

Which hair transplant method should I prefer?

During your initial consultation, the physician will determine which transplantation method is best for you based on your hair loss classification, the size of the thinning area, quality and quantity of your available donor hair. For example, if the patient has severe hair loss and bald patches are too wide to be covered, he/she will be a better candidate for the FUE technique.