1. What is FUE Hair Transplantation?

FUE Hair Transplantation is a surgical treatment that is used as a solution to hair loss. The treatment involves transplanting individual hair follicles from a part of the body known as the ‘donor site’ into bald part of the head called the ‘recipient site’. In an FUE Hair Transplantation, each hair follicle is individually taken directly from the donor site with no strip of tissue being removed.
2. How is FUE Hair Transplantation performed?

Hair transplant is carried out under local anesthesia. After the hair treatment, the patient is given instructions about post-operation. Thanks to its experienced hair transplant surgeons and cutting-edge technology, we offers patients pain-free and scar-free hair transplant at a very relaxing setting.
3. How long does FUE Hair Transplantation take?

FUE Hair Transplantation takes between 6 to 8 hours.
4. Is FUE Hair Transplantation painful?

Thanks to developing technology, FUE Hair transplantation is no longer painful. The operation is carried out under local anesthesia and takes place while the patient is relaxing by listening a nice music.
5. Do any scars remain after FUE Hair Transplantation?

Thanks to advanced technology used for hair transplant, no permanent scar remains after hair transplant.
6. Does my hair look natural after FUE Hair Transplantation?

Yes, with FUE technique, hair looks natural after hair transplant.
7. Which part of the body do you use as a “donor-site”?

Usually, the back of the scalp where hair follicles are genetically strong and resistant to hair loss is used as a “donor-site”. However, in some cases, hair follicles could be transferred from beard area and other parts of the body.
8. How long does it take for my new hair to grow?

It varies from one patient to another. It may take from 2 months to 6 months. First new hair will grow then it will fall out. Then you will see the transplanted hair is growing stronger and thicker. The complete final outcome fot hair transplant is seen at the end of 10 to 12 months