
at first
12 months later on
2,800 grafts
FUE method
City Medical Centre
0% instalments
from $367/mo
The advice and a price — $0.
Our case
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Under FUE nothing is cut or sewn. Graft numbers and outcome forecast reckoned up without paying — before you decide.
You pay nothing, no surgery booking required
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results
All cases here are real CMC patients.

at first
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2,800 grafts
FUE method

at first
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3,500 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,600 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,000 grafts
FUE method

at first
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2,700 grafts
FUE method

at first
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3,300 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,900 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,500 grafts
FUE method

at first
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3,400 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,500 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,100 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,600 grafts
FUE method

at first
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4,000 grafts
FUE method

at first
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3,200 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,000 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,700 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,700 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,800 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,300 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,800 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,500 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,900 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,500 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,800 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,900 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,600 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,600 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,700 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,700 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,200 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,000 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,800 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
4,000 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,400 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,900 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,100 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,600 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,300 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,900 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,500 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,700 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,800 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,200 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,000 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
2,800 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,100 grafts
FUE method

at first
12 months later on
3,600 grafts
FUE method
Comparison
Three graft transfer technologies are on the table: classic FUE, suture-free DHI and a combined protocol. Implantation technique, tissue trauma and graft survival are what you compare when choosing.
Classic method requiring no cuts or sutures
$2,200
$2,700
Graft implantation technique
ForcepsGraft trauma
MinimalThe natural growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
Androgenetic alopeciaSuture-free placement with a Choi pen
$2,500
$2,900
Graft implantation technique
DHI pen (Choi implanter)Graft trauma
MinimalThe natural growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
DensificationFUE for extraction, DHI implant
$2,700
$2,900
Graft implantation technique
FUE extraction with DHI implantGraft trauma
MinimalThe natural growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
Androgenetic alopecia and densificationAveraged for each method, the survival and trauma figures are a guide only: the exact numbers depend on the transplant area and the patient's individual features and are clarified by the doctor at the consultation.
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about the clinic
Modern equipment and comfortable rooms, care for every patient
We answer your questions and agree a consultation time that suits you
Message us on WhatsApp Apply onlineWhen there is another way forward, the doctor names it at the consultation rather than booking you for surgery, and your money stays put. Just below are the situations where a transplant genuinely works.
Write to us in Telegram or WhatsApp: a coordinator asks for photos in a messenger, then a doctor says whether a transplant would help. Free.
services
The price becomes clear at the free consultation, right after the graft count, and the contract confirms it.
suture-free graft extraction
$2,200$2,700
or $367/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Set the price nowimplantation without channels
$2,500$2,900
or $417/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Set the price nowcombined technique
$2,700$2,900
or $450/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Set the price now| The first appointment | Free |
|---|---|
| Eyebrow transplant, FUE | |
| Beard transplant, FUEinstalments $467/mo | |
| Hair trichopigmentation | |
| PRP therapy / session | $200 |
all included
From surgery preparation to 12 months of follow-up.
On surgery day the price stays where it was.
two extra patches
For areas other than the scalp, the donor grafts and the FUE method are the same; only the area differs.
FUE method, no incisions or stitches

The back of the head serves as the donor area: grafts move from there through micro-punctures of about 1 mm and leave no scars. The doctor discusses the shape with you before the operation, taking your facial features into account. Transplanted hair grows for life and the beard is trimmed and styled as usual.
$2,800$3,000
or $467/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Set the price nowFUE method, no incisions or stitches

The surgeon draws out the brow at the opening consultation, example photos are weighed up together, and the design keeps to the proportions of your face. Set at the angle of growth, the hairs give a result nobody reads as artificial. Brows that gave up growth after long years of tweezing benefit as well.
$1,600$1,700
a procedure done with local anaesthesia only
Set the price nowThe doctor will assess your donor area, count the grafts and show the achievable result in your case. The cost is quoted at the consultation and fixed in the contract.
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Process
From consultation to going home — all in one day
The doctor explains the FUE and the DHI procedure, answers what you ask about them, and examines the donor zone before any decision is made.
This step confirms the date through a deposit paid by card at the clinic or online, with the arrangement recorded in a medical services contract.
The pre-operative tests are laid out by the clinic in a full list, along with directions for getting them done.
Local anaesthetic is part of the procedure, and pain is not.
The grafts come from the donor area, located at the back of the head or by the temples, and nothing needs sewing up.
Surgeons move the collected grafts across to where hair has been lost.
Fast healing is helped along by the clinic's supplies and the full instructions that accompany them.
The crusts leave, the swelling goes down, the area gradually recovers
A predictable phase: hair shafts drop while the roots stay
Thin young hairs come through and the difference is visible
The hair looks fuller, and the volume and hairline are visible
Everything is in place: volume and a natural hairline
Free, before the operation and committing you to nothing.
Arrange a consultationdoctors
Hair transplant doctor, trichologist, surgeon
10 years of experience
Dermatovenereologist, trichologist, surgeon
11 years in practice

Plastic surgeon
9 years in practice

Plastic surgeon
9 years in practice

Assistant
9 years in practice
The doctor will assess the donor area, count the grafts and say the achievable result.
Arrange a consultationcoordinators
You are handed to a coordinator who stays with your case until recovery is complete.
Your care specialist
Looks after you at each stage of the way
Covers the paperwork and the scheduling
Your care specialist
Looks after you at each stage of the way
Covers the paperwork and the scheduling
Your care specialist
Looks after you at each stage of the way
Covers the paperwork and the scheduling
Your care specialist
Looks after you at each stage of the way
Covers the paperwork and the scheduling











We answer your questions and agree a consultation time that suits you
Message us on WhatsApp Apply onlineRegular questions
Yes — the centre treats people whose home is in another city or another country, and online consultations are offered at the outset.
FUE is $2,200 (≈ CDF 5,100,000), DHI is $2,500 (≈ CDF 5,800,000), combined DHI+FUE is $2,700 (≈ CDF 6,300,000). A free consultation with a graft count gives you the exact, contract-fixed price.
A day — that is the full length, and then you head back home.
Absolutely not — local numbing keeps the session free of pain.
FUE means tweezer-based, incision-free graft harvesting. DHI means channel-free implantation with a Choi pen. Combined DHI+FUE uses FUE for harvesting and the DHI pen for implanting.
The total is individual and is named by the doctor, without charge, after the donor area is examined.
Allow 0–10 days for the skin to close. The 2–4 week shed is expected and passes. Growth comes back at 3–4 months, density builds through 6–9 months, and the finished result stands at 12–18 months.
A contract-backed, lifetime guarantee of hair growth comes with every procedure.
The clinic works under a medical licence, care follows the standards and clinical guidelines
of the Ministry of Health.
Certificates and diplomas open for you to check
Look at the documentsAKC POMOSHCH LLC
the clinic's legal name
1057746096924
OGRN
7728536872
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Any patient in Bukavu can be treated with FUE or DHI. Cuts are not made, stitches are not needed, local anaesthesia is the only thing administered, and the operation is completed during a single day.
The free online consultation removes the guesswork for a patient in Bukavu. The doctor studies photographs of the affected zone and answers whether a transplant will do anything for it. Replies 24/7.
Afterwards it goes like this: 0-10 days of healing, 2-4 weeks to the normal shedding of the transplanted hairs, 3-4 months to first growth, 6-9 to density and 12-18 to the final result. Check-ups at 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months, photos with a personal coordinator, growth guaranteed for life.
Prices are in US dollars; the amount in brackets is an approximate conversion to CDF at the rate of 02.10.2026. The final price is fixed in your contract.
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What patients write after this operation. Reviews are translated from the original language.
Andrey M.
I had the operation a month ago. Before and after surgery they were always in touch and helped with questions about my tests. The operation itself went wonderfully, the staff are polite and masters of their craft, you feel you are in safe hands. I am recovering now, and they answer all my questions. I am happy and I recommend them!
DHI hair transplant
Pavel Sinitsyn
The best clinic of all the ones I was choosing from. No regrets at all! The result is simply amazing, I am thrilled. I recommend it to everyone: these people do great work and make people happy. Once again, a huge thank you to everyone. Roman, the head of the clinic, is the best: he was personally in touch with me and looked after my recovery. Thank you for making my dream come true.
FUE hair transplant
Maria Akopyan
I thought about an eyebrow transplant for a long time and finally went for it. At first I was afraid the result would look unnatural, but when I saw my new eyebrows I was delighted! They came out full and in harmony with my face. I can hardly believe that now I just wash my face and go, I have never felt so free. For anyone tired of constant make-up, a transplant is a real lifesaver!
Eyebrow transplant (FUE)
Alexander M.
I really wanted a thick beard, but I had problems with it. I tried every home remedy and minoxidil, and nothing helped. After a long search for the best clinic I settled on this one. Thank you so much for the service, I liked everything and now I am happy! I had the beard transplant 10 months ago and I am very pleased with the result. By the way, the music in the clinic was great, as far as I remember. A friend of mine has already come to you for a transplant on my advice and was also happy with the result. I wish you every success!
Beard transplant (FUE)
Vladimir Z.
I went to the clinic to see a trichologist and had a hair transplant. I really liked the doctor's approach, and all the recommendations helped. I want to point out that nobody tries to sell you extra services: they tell you things as they are, and if some treatment is not needed, they do not push it. Cosy and clean.
DHI hair transplant
Artem Popov
This may sound obvious, but a head of hair really changes everything in your life. You feel much more confident and go through life like a winner. And it is all thanks to the doctor at this clinic and to the staff who take care of their patients. Many thanks to the clinic for a happy life with new hair, for the comfortable conditions and for the professionalism during the hair transplant.
FUE hair transplant
Page medically reviewed by Anastasia A. Kolesnik, hair transplant doctor. Review date: .
Bukavu is a city in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, on the south-western edge of Lake Kivu, and it is the capital of South Kivu Province. As of 2012 it had an estimated population of 806,940, and the urban population was estimated at 1,133,000 in 2021. A city of this size has many working people who deal with the public every day: teachers, traders, students, church staff, office employees and people in services. For many of them, a thinning hair line or a patchy beard is something they see in the mirror and in photos every day.
Questions from Bukavu usually start in a practical way. Will it be visible at work? When can I go back to lessons or to the market? What do I do about the sun and the dust? Is the result natural enough that nobody asks questions? This text answers them for FUE and DHI hair transplantation and ties each answer to life in the city on the lake.
You do not need to leave the city for the first step. The consultation is free and online, and coordinators are available around the clock (24/7) on Telegram and WhatsApp. You write when it suits you: early in the morning before work, in the evening after classes, or at night when the house is quiet.
Usually you send clear photos of the front, the top, the crown and both sides of the head in daylight, and for a beard transplant the whole beard area from several angles. You also describe how long the loss has been going on, whether there is hair loss in the family, which medicines you take and which illnesses you have had. The doctor looks at the material and discusses the possible shape with you, taking your facial features into account, before any decision is made.
A coordinator will be on the phone 24/7, so a question that comes up on a Sunday or late in the evening does not have to wait. We stay with you from pre-op planning to 12 months later.
With both methods, grafts are taken from the back of the head, the donor area, and moved through micro-punctures of about 1 mm, so nothing scars over. The difference between FUE and DHI lies in how the grafts are placed, and the doctor explains which one suits your case, your density and your goals.
Ask the surgeon how many grafts the donor area can safely give, how the hair line will be drawn, and how the angle and direction of the new hair will be chosen. Ask also how the plan changes if hair loss continues in the years ahead. A good plan thinks about the head at 50, not only at 30.
Transplanted hair grows for life: trim and style the beard as usual. The same applies to hair on the head, so a barber in Bukavu can cut it in the normal way once the doctor allows it.
Bukavu has a tropical savanna climate, but high altitude makes it milder than most places of this type. Days are very warm and nights are pleasant all year. In the eastern mountain region the dry season runs from June to September, and the rest of the year is rainy. For the healing period this means two different sets of care rules.
In the dry months the main concerns are strong sun and dust. The treated area should not be left in direct sun, and a loose, clean, breathable cap approved by the doctor is better than tight headwear that rubs the grafts. Dust on roads and building sites is a reason to avoid dirty, crowded places during the first days. In the rainy months the concerns are humidity, wet streets and the temptation to cover the head with whatever is at hand. Keep an umbrella ready and follow the washing rules you receive.
The first stage is short: 0–10 days for healing. Plan this period at home, with clean pillowcases, no heavy dust and no unnecessary outings. Your coordinator gives you the exact care schedule, so you do not need to guess.
Life in Bukavu is tied to the water. Lake Kivu beaches, boat transport and lakeside wharves are part of everyday life, and many people spend weekends by the water. During early recovery, lake water, sea-style swimming and crowded beaches are not a good idea, and sun on the scalp is a risk for the skin. Ask the surgeon exactly when swimming and the pool are allowed, and write down the answer.
Football is the city sport that most people know: clubs such as Olympic Club de Bukavu Dawa and FC Étoile du Kivu play in the national leagues, and basketball has a following too. If you play with friends or train regularly, ask when running, ball games, heading the ball and contact sport are allowed again. Sweat, helmets and tight caps all matter for the grafts, so do not decide this on your own after a week of feeling fine.
Every recovery is individual, so your coordinator and the doctor confirm the dates for your case.
Bukavu is known as a city with many schools and universities, among them the Université Catholique de Bukavu and the Université Évangélique en Afrique. A student or teacher should plan the operation around exams and the school calendar, because the early weeks are not the time for crowded halls and long days in the sun. Writing to the coordinator about your timetable lets the plan be built around it.
Work in the city often means moving between districts, being outdoors, and meeting many people. If you work indoors, the early days can be handled more easily than for those who work outside in the sun and dust. Tell the doctor what your day looks like, and ask when a return to work is realistic for your job.
Weddings, church services and family gatherings are important dates in the calendar. Many people want to be at their best for them. Choose a date for the operation so that the first weeks, when redness and small scabs are present, are over before a major event. Shedding is another point to plan for: 2–4 weeks — transplanted hairs let go, as expected, and this is normal. Do not judge the result at that stage.
Patience is the main skill in this procedure. The stages are: 0–10 days for healing, 2–4 weeks for normal shedding of transplanted hair, 3–4 months for new growth to start, 6–9 months for real density, and 12–18 months for the final result. The result is settled 12–18 months after surgery.
A patient who had a beard transplant described it like this: «But now the result truly makes me very happy) From about the 4th month active, even growth began. The transplanted hair took very well, the beard now looks as natural as possible, no bald patches are left. The beard became much thicker and denser, with the shape I had thought about for a long time.» The same logic applies to the hair on the head.
Check-ups at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 let you send photos from Bukavu and compare them with the earlier ones. This helps you stay calm during the months when it looks as if nothing is happening.
In general terms, a good candidate has stable hair loss, enough healthy hair in the donor area and realistic expectations. Younger men whose hair loss is still developing may need a longer plan and medical advice, because transplanted hair does not stop the loss of the natural hair around it.
Some conditions need discussion before any decision: scalp skin disease, bleeding or clotting problems, uncontrolled diabetes or blood pressure, infections, and some medicines. Be honest with the doctor about everything you take, including traditional remedies and supplements. Excess weight and general health also matter for planning and healing, and the WHO gives general information on this subject.
Smoking and heavy alcohol use slow healing, so ask for clear rules before and after the operation. If the doctor says to wait or to treat something first, that is a sign of careful work, not a refusal.
The first days after a hair transplant are mostly about routine, and a routine is easier to keep when the house is ready. In Bukavu many families live together, and children, visitors and neighbours come and go. Tell everyone in the house that the treated area and the donor area must not be touched, rubbed or scratched. A short, clear conversation before the operation saves a lot of stress afterwards.
Washing is where most mistakes happen. The coordinator sends you the written schedule for the first days, and it is best to read it before the operation, not after. Keep the water gentle, avoid a strong jet from a bucket or a shower head, and use only what the doctor allows. In the rainy months, rain water, wet hair and damp pillowcases make careful drying more important, so keep several clean pillowcases ready.
Do not pick at small scabs and do not use home remedies or oils on the scalp unless the doctor agrees. If something looks unusual, send a photo to the coordinator on Telegram or WhatsApp. Someone is available around the clock (24/7), so you do not have to wait for morning.
In a city like Bukavu a visit to the barber is a weekly habit for many men, and the barber often becomes a trusted adviser. After a transplant the habit has to change for a while. Ask the doctor when a clipper or razor can be used near the donor area and when a normal haircut is allowed, and tell your barber in advance that you are in the healing period.
Many people worry about being seen in the first weeks. Redness and small scabs fade, and a clean, loose cap allowed by the doctor can protect the head in the sun. Do not borrow a cap that has been worn by others, and avoid anything tight that rubs the grafts. Plan the first outings for early or late hours, when the sun is weaker.
Shedding is the stage that frightens people most. 2–4 weeks — transplanted hairs let go, as expected. Friends and relatives may comment, so it helps to explain beforehand that this is part of the process and that growth begins later, with 3–4 months — hair comes back.
Before you agree to a date, write down your questions and send them to the coordinator. Ask which method, FUE or DHI, the doctor recommends for you and why, how the shape will suit your facial features, and what you can expect at each stage. Ask also what the check-ups at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 include and how you will send photos from Bukavu.
It is reasonable to ask what happens if the result looks uneven at some stage. The honest answer is that density needs time: 6–9 months — visibly thicker, and 12–18 months — settled look. A plan that is built on these stages gives a calmer experience than a plan built on a single date.
Take your time. A free online consultation costs you nothing and does not oblige you to continue, so you can compare, think, talk with your family and return with new questions whenever you wish.
Neither season is perfect. The dry season from June to September has more sun and dust, while the rainy season brings humidity and wet streets. Choose the time when you can stay indoors for the first days, protect your head properly and avoid long days outside. Your coordinator helps you compare the options with your calendar.
Food and daily habits also play a part. Meals in Bukavu are often shared and social, and there may be pressure to eat or drink what everyone else does. Ask the doctor about alcohol, spicy food and heavy meals in the first days, and tell your family in advance what you can and cannot do.
Prepare the house before the operation: clean bedding, a place to sleep with the head slightly raised if advised, a clean cap or headwear, and the written care schedule within reach.
Yes. The online consultation is free, and coordinators are available around the clock (24/7) on Telegram and WhatsApp. You send photos and information about your hair loss and talk to us from home.
Clear daylight photos of the front, top, crown and sides of the head. For a beard, photos of the whole beard area from several angles. Add a short note about how long the loss has been going on and any medicines you take.
Grafts are taken from the back of the head, the donor area, and moved through micro-punctures of about 1 mm, so nothing scars over. The doctor discusses the shape with you before the operation.
Shedding of the transplanted hairs at 2–4 weeks is expected. New growth begins at 3–4 months, the hair looks visibly thicker at 6–9 months, and the settled look comes at 12–18 months.
Both can work. The dry season, June to September, means more sun and dust, and the rainy season means humidity. What matters is that you can stay in and protect your head during the first days.
Not in the early period. Lake water, crowds, sun and contact sport all put the grafts at risk. Ask the doctor for dates for swimming, the pool and sport and follow them exactly.
The first stage of healing takes 0–10 days. The return date depends on your work: indoor work is easier than work in the sun and dust. Tell the coordinator what you do, and the doctor will give you a date.
Transplanted hair grows for life, and you can trim and style a transplanted beard as usual. Hair that was not transplanted can still thin over time, so ask the doctor how to plan for the future.
We stay with you from pre-op planning to 12 months later. Check-ups take place at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12, and a coordinator will be on the phone 24/7.
Ask how many grafts are planned, how the hair line will be shaped, which method is right for you, what the care rules are, when sport and swimming are allowed, and what happens if hair loss continues.
Prepare clean pillowcases, a quiet place to rest, a clean loose cap if the doctor allows it, and the written care schedule within reach. Tell the people you live with not to touch the head.
Not straight away. Ask the doctor when clippers, a razor or a normal haircut are allowed, and tell your barber that you are in the healing period.
Shedding is expected: transplanted hairs let go at 2–4 weeks, and new growth starts at 3–4 months. If you are worried, send photos to the coordinator, who is available 24/7.