About the Doctor
Doctor Georgia Ligda was born in Athens, Greece and had her medical Degree from the Aristotelio University of Thessaloniki, Greece in 1992. She concluded her specialty in Plastic Surgery in 2002 and started cooperation as a self employed Aesthetic Plastic Surgeon with the private medical clinics ‘IASO’ and ‘LETO’ in Athens.
During her specialization in Plastic Surgery she concluded the experimental stage for her Ph.D. in burn injury, in the Burn Unit of KAT Hospital in Athens. She had her Ph.D. from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in 2005. (More)
Panhellenic Medical Association
Athens Medical Association
Hellenic Society of Plastic, Recon. & Aesthetic Surgery
Cyprus Medical Association
Irish Medical Council
Why should I trust Dr Ligda?
4 basic reasons to trust dr. Ligda of Hair Trust
- Excellent technique and methodology
- Use of special and qualitative surgical tools
- Many years of medical experience
- Patient’s testimonies
Androgenetic Alopecia is an important male affair.
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The differences between the two techniques are very essential regarding mainly the surgical skin trauma (injury) and its consequences. In the strip technique the most important issue is not just the apparent to some extent skin scar at the donor area, but mainly the technique’s aftereffects to the treatment result itself. The preparation – formation of…
Hair transplant is a surgical procedure that involves two major treatment periods The surgery Presuppositions for a surgically successful hair transplant The recovery period It involves: 1. The healing process 2. The permanent reception of the skin hair follicular grafts in the recipient skin As in any case of skin transplantation, so in the case of hair transplantation the skin…
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.
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.
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