The method
Extraction from the occipital part of the scalp (donor area) of skin micro grafts that contain various number of hair follicles
Implantation of these grafts to the alopecia area without any kind of processing/damaging them and without making any previous reception holes but instead placing them immediately into the skin with the use of implanters.
There is no need to shave the whole head for a hair transplant with the FUE/implanters method, but only the occipital part (donor area) of it. This ‘navy shave’ as it is called, is the scalp shave of choice for two reasons:
Hair transplantation for the restoration of androgenetic alopecia is purely a personal issue to the patient himself and as long as there is motivation and desire it can theoretically be carried out. Technically the procedure of hair transplantation has no age limit, unless there are such health problems that cause a functional inability for the patient to maintain the necessary…
Hair transplantation at a young age It is generally believed that scalp hair loss occurs and characterizes large age groups of men. This view is fundamentally wrong. Hair loss can be a major problem for many young men affecting negatively their psychology and causing them to have low self-esteem. It is no coincidence that many young people who lose…
When Should I Have a Hair Transplant? If you are wondering what time to get a hair transplant, the answer is simple: whenever you feel ready! Once you have made the decision and you have chosen the experienced scientist to restore your hair loss problem then the time moment you have a hair transplant is not really an issue. Hair…
Although hair transplantation is a relatively painless and safe procedure, it is still a surgery. Therefore it makes sense to wonder if there are any complications and risks. The Golden Rule for fewer Complications after a Hair Transplant Before referring to hair transplant and its possible complications, it is important to emphasize that there is a way to minimize risks…
The so-called C-zone of androgenetic alopecia concerns the back part of the scalp that actually surrounds the hair vortex. This is the zone that essentially transitions to the occipital region of the scalp from where the hair follicle transplants are taken. The vortex is essentially the natural beginning of hair growth on the scalp, where the hair emerges in an…
Hair transplantation aims either to restore androgenetic alopecia or to aesthetically improve the scalp mainly at the level of the frontal hairline. In any case, the restoration of the frontal hairline is a necessity. The points that need special attention during the restoration are the following: The shape of the hairline The height of the hairline The joining of the…
Τhe beard begins to grow from the pre-adolescent age of about 12-14 years and it is fully developed until about the age of 25 years. That is why beard restoration is safer if done after this age, when its physical configuration is completed. Beard is one of the secondary characteristics of the male sex and its development is due to…
