Before and after treatment

If you have problems with hair loss on the front of your head, a hair transplantation is an effective solution to restore thick hair. The transplantation permanently replenishes the missing hair, restoring the natural look of your hairstyle. New hair starts to grow back within 3-4 months. The full effect can be seen up to 12 months after treatment. The transplanted hair looks very natural and is indistinguishable from other hair. The treatment is performed without the use of a scalpel, with local anaesthesia.

Hair transplantation is an effective method for restoring hair density to thinning receding hair. The treatment results in a more full and natural hair shape, which is definitely rejuvenating. Hair is transplanted into the bends from a hormone-resistant area, which is usually the occipital. New hair starts to grow back within 3-4 months and the full effect can be seen up to 12 months after treatment. The transplanted hair looks very natural, with the same colour, texture and growth direction as the other hair. The treatment is performed without the use of a scalpel, with local anaesthesia.

We recommend a beard hair transplantation to anyone who dreams of a thick, even beard or is struggling with a receding beard. New hair after transplantation starts to grow back after about 3-4 months. The full effect usually appears within 12 months. The transplanted hair has the same colour, texture and growth direction as the other hair on the beard. It is indistinguishable from the rest of the hair. The treatment is performed without the use of a scalpel, with local anaesthesia.

Hair transplantation is a very effective solution to the problem of sparse, flat hair and lack of volume. The treatment produces natural results because the transplanted hair has the same colour, texture and growth direction as the remaining hair. New hair starts to grow back after about 3-4 months, and within 12 months after transplantation you can enjoy a 100% result. The treatment is performed without the use of a scalpel, with local anaesthesia.