These are some of the benefits of hair transplantation:
-Minimally invasive intervention.
-It does not require general anesthesia.
-Does not require hospitalization.
-Definitive long-term results.
-Recovery of self-esteem.
After hair transplantation After hair transplantation, the restored hair will grow in the same way as the patient’s natural hair. After six months, the patient should notice significant hair growth in the area where they were previously bald. The patient’s hair (both natural and transplanted) will continue to grow naturally permanently.
Stem Cells: A Revolution in Hair Restoration Hair loss is a common concern affecting both men and women. In the search for effective solutions, regenerative medicine has opened new doors with the use of stem cells. These innovative treatments have proven to be a promising option for stimulating hair growth and strengthening weakened follicles.What are…
Hair transplantation Benefits of FUE hair transplant:1. Quicker recovery time.2. Minimally invasive.3. Minimal and barely visible scarring.4. Better results with healthier hair.5. This procedure is practically painless.
For men who start losing their hair, one of the first questions on their mind is – why is this happening? Everyone knows that a certain percentage of men go bald but not everyone knows the scientific reason behind it. It’s easy to blame factors such as stress and poor diet, and whilst they certainly play…
Nanofat on the Scalp: Innovation in Hair Regeneration In the world of aesthetic medicine, the search for effective treatments for hair regeneration has led to the development of innovative techniques, and one of the most promising is the use of nanofat on the scalp. This advanced technique, which is part of regenerative medicine procedures, offers…
If you’ve done any research on the subject of male pattern balding (MPB), then you’ve likely heard that inflammation is a big cause of hair loss in men. Indeed, inflammation has a role to play in many undesirable conditions including acne, asthma and arthritis to name just a few. Whilst it’s indisputable that dihydrotestosterone (DHT)…