Who is this treatment for?
Hair grafting is for people with androgenetic alopecia, male or female.
It can also be considered for traction alopecia, certain scars, or a frontal hairline deemed too high.
The treatment requires a sufficient and good quality donor area.
Grafting may not be recommended if the hair loss is still progressing.
Certain situations require prior medical advice, particularly in cases of active scalp pathology.
Session procedure
The session begins with a thorough medical consultation and scalp analysis.
The treatment is performed under local anesthesia and on an outpatient basis.
The duration varies depending on the area to be treated and the number of grafts, often several hours.
Follicular harvesting and individual implantation in the targeted areas are carried out.
The entire session aims for a harmonious result, respecting the natural direction of the hair.
Results
The grafted hairs generally fall out in the first few weeks following the procedure.
Progressive regrowth often begins around the third month.
The result becomes more visible around six months and continues to evolve.
The final result is usually observed around twelve months.
The implanted hairs come from the donor area and have durability over time.
Aftercare and recommendations
Redness, mild swelling, or scalp sensitivity may appear temporarily.
Small scabs form in the implanted areas, then disappear spontaneously.
It is advisable to avoid sports, heat, and friction for several days.
Post-procedure care follows a precise protocol, explained during the consultation.
Regular medical follow-up accompanies the regrowth progress.
Pricing
The cost of hair grafting depends on the number of grafts needed and the extent of the treated areas.
A precise estimate is provided after the medical consultation.
