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2,800 grafts
FUE method
City Medical Centre
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FUE spares you incisions and stitches. Graft count and forecast counted without any fee — before you decide.
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All cases are real patients of the clinic.

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2,800 grafts
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3,500 grafts
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2,600 grafts
FUE method

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3,000 grafts
FUE method

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2,700 grafts
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3,300 grafts
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2,900 grafts
FUE method

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2,500 grafts
FUE method

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3,400 grafts
FUE method

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2,500 grafts
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3,100 grafts
FUE method

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3,600 grafts
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4,000 grafts
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3,200 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,000 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,700 grafts
FUE method

the start
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2,700 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,800 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,300 grafts
FUE method

the start
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2,800 grafts
FUE method

the start
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2,500 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,900 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,500 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,800 grafts
FUE method

the start
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2,900 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,600 grafts
FUE method

the start
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2,600 grafts
FUE method

the start
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2,700 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,700 grafts
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the start
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3,200 grafts
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the start
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3,000 grafts
FUE method

the start
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2,800 grafts
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the start
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4,000 grafts
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the start
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3,400 grafts
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the start
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2,900 grafts
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the start
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3,100 grafts
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the start
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2,600 grafts
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the start
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3,300 grafts
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the start
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3,900 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,500 grafts
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the start
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2,700 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,800 grafts
FUE method

the start
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3,200 grafts
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3,000 grafts
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2,800 grafts
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3,100 grafts
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3,600 grafts
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Comparison
We offer three graft transfer technologies: classic FUE, suture-free DHI and a combined protocol. Set them side by side by implantation technique, tissue trauma and graft survival, and choose knowingly.
Classic technique without incisions or stitches
On request
Graft implantation technique
ForcepsGraft trauma
MinimalNatural hair growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
Androgenetic alopeciaSuture-free implantation with a Choi pen
On request
Graft implantation technique
DHI pen (Choi implanter)Graft trauma
MinimalNatural hair growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
DensificationFUE extraction, DHI pen implantation
On request
Graft implantation technique
FUE extraction + DHI implantationGraft trauma
MinimalNatural hair growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
Androgenetic alopecia and densificationSurvival and trauma rates are given per method as averages, for guidance: the exact figures depend on the transplant area and the patient's individual features, and the doctor sets them out at the consultation.
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about the clinic
Care for the person, a comfortable room, modern equipment
Ask us anything, we will reply.
Message us on Telegram Message us on WhatsApp Send an enquiryIf an operation is not needed for your case, the doctor will say so right at the consultation — and you will not waste your money. Below are the conditions where a transplant works.
Write to us in WhatsApp or Telegram. Photos of the thinning area go to a coordinator, a doctor assesses them and answers whether a transplant would help. No cost, no obligation.
services
The graft count comes first, at no charge, and the resulting price is set down in the contract.
| Your first meeting | Free |
|---|---|
| Eyebrow transplant, FUE | On request |
| Beard transplant, FUE | On request |
| Hair trichopigmentation | On request |
| PRP therapy / session | On request |
all included
From getting ready for surgery to 12-month follow-up.
No further charges on the day of surgery.
two more areas
Scalp or another zone, the source is still the back of the head and the technique is still FUE.
FUE method, no incisions or stitches

Grafts are taken from the donor area at the back of the head and go in through micro-punctures of about 1 mm — no scars are left. The doctor discusses the shape with you ahead of the operation, taking your facial features into account. Transplanted hair grows for life: trim and style the beard as usual.
On request
Hold the cost nowFUE method, no incisions or stitches

At the first appointment the surgeon draws the contour, you compare references together and your facial proportions guide the design. Implanting hairs at the natural growth angle is what makes brows convincing. It also helps brows thinned by years of plucking.
On request
one-day procedure under local anaesthesia
Hold the cost nowYour donor area is assessed, the grafts counted and the achievable result shown. 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
At the very first step, the doctor explains FUE and DHI free of charge, answers whatever questions you bring, and prepares a surgical plan designed around you.
The surgery date is locked in once a deposit is made, by card at the clinic or online, and the conditions are fixed in a medical services contract.
A course of analyses precedes the transplant, and everything needed for it, list and directions alike, comes from the clinic.
The surgeon works on a numbed scalp, thanks to a local anaesthetic, without causing pain.
From the occipital area or the temples, the grafts are taken, and the skin is left without a single stitch.
At this stage, the surgeons position the grafts into the balding area.
This last step is about recovery, and the clinic provides everything needed along with full instructions.
Scabs drop away, the swelling eases, the skin heals bit by bit
A normal stage. Only hairs fall out, the follicles stay in place
Young hairs push through, the change becomes noticeable
The hair becomes denser, the main volume and contour are seen
Volume reaches its peak, with an entirely natural hairline
Free, before the operation, leaving you free to think.
Learn moredoctors
Hair transplant doctor, trichologist, surgeon
10 years of experience
Dermatovenereologist, trichologist, surgeon
11 years of experience

Plastic surgeon
9 years of experience

Plastic surgeon
9 years of experience

Assistant
9 years of experience
The doctor will assess the donor area, count the grafts and say what result is achievable.
Learn morecoordinators
One person is responsible for you throughout: your coordinator, right through recovery.
Aftercare coordinator
Will be beside you before and after surgery
Sees your papers through and books slots
Aftercare coordinator
Will be beside you before and after surgery
Sees your papers through and books slots
Aftercare coordinator
Will be beside you before and after surgery
Sees your papers through and books slots
Aftercare coordinator
Will be beside you before and after surgery
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Common questions
Yes. The clinic's doors are open to people from far-off cities and other countries, and an online consultation can be arranged.
The exact figure is confirmed for free after a graft count and written into the contract.
It is a one-day procedure — you leave for home right after.
Nothing sharp is felt — local anaesthesia blocks all sensation.
FUE is cut-free graft extraction by tweezer. DHI is direct implantation with a Choi pen, skipping channel-making. The combined technique takes grafts by FUE and places them using the DHI method.
The answer depends on donor hair. The doctor provides the exact count at a consultation that is free.
The recovery window is 0–10 days. Transplanted hairs falling out by 2–4 weeks is normal behaviour. Growth begins around 3–4 months, density is clear at 6–9 months, while 12–18 months is the final stage.
Your procedure includes a lifetime hair-growth guarantee under contract.
The clinic holds a medical licence; care meets the standards and clinical guidelines
of the Ministry of Health.
FUE and DHI are both suitable for a patient in El Fkih Ben Salah. Neither approach calls for cuts or stitches, local anaesthesia is all the pain relief required, and the operation is finished inside one day, so the evening is already free again.
Living in El Fkih Ben Salah is no obstacle to a first opinion: the consultation runs online, costs nothing, and ends with the doctor saying whether a transplant helps after seeing photos of the area. Open 24/7.
The first 0-10 days go on healing. Between 2-4 weeks the transplanted hairs fall out, which sounds alarming and is in fact entirely normal. Growth begins at 3-4 months and keeps going quietly from there.
The cost is calculated individually after a free online consultation. Write to us on WhatsApp or Telegram.
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El Fkih Ben Salah is a Moroccan city in the Béni Mellal-Khénifra region, about 40 km from Béni Mellal, and it has been the chief town of its own province since 2009. Local descriptions place it on a flat plain west of the Tadla plain, at an altitude of 445 metres. The Arabic encyclopedia entry gives the city about 205,720 inhabitants, while another count lists about 111,402 inhabitants. Patients should be aware that different counts exist, whatever the exact figure.
The city keeps growing, and so does the number of people who ask about hair restoration before making any decision. Men come with thinning at the temples, a receding frontal hair line, a bare crown or a patchy beard. Some women ask about thinning along the parting. A hair transplant by FUE or DHI is a surgical procedure, and it is better planned calmly than decided on impulse.
The operation is performed at the clinic in Rabat, Morocco. Everything before it, from the first conversation to the plan, takes place online and free of charge, from your own home in El Fkih Ben Salah. Coordinators are available 24/7 on Telegram and WhatsApp.
You do not need to leave the city to start. You write to a coordinator on Telegram or WhatsApp and send clear photos of the front, the temples, the crown and the back of the head. Add a short note about when the hair loss began, whether relatives have it, which medicines you take and which illnesses you have had.
The doctor reviews the photos and discusses the shape of the hair line with you, taking your facial features into account. You also learn how many sessions are realistic, what the donor area can give and what the recovery looks like. Questions can be asked at any hour, because a coordinator will be on the phone 24/7.
Many people in the province work in agriculture, trade, public services or transport, and some have relatives living in Europe. A video or voice call can therefore be held in the evening, when the family is at home, and a spouse, a brother or a parent can join the conversation. That helps, because the decision is often a family one.
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. This is what patients usually want to hear first, because many fear a visible scar when the hair is cut short in summer.
FUE and DHI differ in how the grafts are placed, and the doctor explains which method suits your case during the consultation. For a patient from El Fkih Ben Salah the key point is the plan: the density, the direction of growth and the shape of the hair line should look natural at close range, in the street, at the market and at family gatherings.
Transplanted hair grows for life: trim and style the beard as usual. The same applies to the scalp, where the transplanted hair is cut and washed like your own.
El Fkih Ben Salah lies on an inland plain, away from the sea, and its summers are hot and dry, while winters are cooler. This shapes the choice of season. In the first days after the operation the treated area needs protection from strong sun, dust and sweat, so the hottest weeks of the year are usually the least comfortable for recovery.
Cooler months make it easier to wear a loose, clean cap or head covering recommended by the doctor and to avoid long hours outdoors. Dust from fields and roads is a real factor in a farming region, so ask the team how to protect the wounds and when washing can begin. Do not improvise with home remedies.
Swimming pools, hot baths, hammam steam and heavy sweating are best left until the doctor allows them. Follow the instructions you receive for sport and pool use, and ask for them in writing so you can check them at home.
Plan the operation around your own calendar. The first period is 0–10 days for healing, and during it the small crusts and redness are visible. Someone who works outdoors, in a shop with customers or in an office will want to choose a quiet stretch of weeks.
Family celebrations, weddings and religious holidays matter a great deal in Moroccan life, and many people want to look their best at them. Counting backwards helps: transplanted hairs let go after 2–4 weeks, which is expected, so do not schedule the operation right before a big event. The city also holds its festival at the end of March each year, and some people prefer to avoid that period for planning reasons.
Food culture is part of everyday life here, with olives, cereals and family meals. Eating normally is fine, but ask the doctor about alcohol, smoking and anything that may affect healing. A short list of questions written before the call prevents most misunderstandings.
Football is part of the city's identity, with local clubs and a well known international defender who comes from the town. Many young men play on neighbourhood pitches, and they often ask when they can return to the game.
Contact, heading the ball, helmets and caps, and heavy sweating all affect the grafts in the early period, so the answer must come from the surgeon, not from friends. Ask for the exact dates for light exercise, running, football and the gym, and follow the pool and sport guidance you are given.
Check-ups at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 let the team see how you are progressing and tell you when it is safe to widen your activity.
Patients from El Fkih Ben Salah should know the stages from the start: 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.
In short: at 2–4 weeks the transplanted hairs let go, as expected; at 3–4 months the hair comes back; at 6–9 months it is visibly thicker; at 12–18 months the look has settled. One patient with a beard transplant described it this way: from about the 4th month active, even growth began, the hair took very well, the beard looked natural, no bald patches were left, and it became much thicker and denser, in the shape he had thought about for a long time.
Do not judge the result in the first weeks. Shedding is not a failure, and photos taken at the same angle each month help you see the real change.
A good candidate has enough healthy hair in the donor area, realistic expectations and stable general health. Someone whose hair loss is still progressing quickly, or who has a scalp condition, a blood clotting problem or an uncontrolled chronic illness, may need treatment first or a different plan. Only the doctor can decide this after reviewing your history.
Tell the team about every medicine, including supplements. Young patients should hear honestly that the hair line has to be planned for the future, since loss may continue behind the transplanted area.
Being overweight or having other conditions does not automatically rule you out, but general health affects anaesthesia and healing. For general background on weight and health you can read the World Health Organization material on obesity and overweight.
People in El Fkih Ben Salah tend to ask practical questions first. Will it look natural at close range? Will colleagues and neighbours notice a change? How long will the crusts show? Will I need a long break from work? These are sensible questions, and a coordinator can answer them in a message or a call before you take any decision.
Another common question is how to tell a realistic plan from an exaggerated one. A realistic plan names the donor area, the number of sessions you may need and the shape of the hair line, and it says openly that the final look takes 12–18 months. If someone promises a quick or perfect outcome, treat that as a warning sign.
Younger patients often ask whether to wait. The doctor can look at your photos and family history and explain whether the hair loss is still moving, so that the transplant is not done too early in the wrong shape.
The city sits on a flat inland plain at 445 metres, and the farming landscape around it means dust in the dry months and strong light for much of the year. When choosing a date, think about the first days at home: you will want to stay indoors, rest and keep the treated area clean.
Late autumn, winter and early spring are often more comfortable for wearing a loose head covering and avoiding sweat. Summer is possible for some people, but it demands stricter protection from sun and dust, and the doctor will tell you how to manage it.
The Béni Mellal-Khénifra region stretches between the Tadla plain and the Atlas mountains, so some families spend weekends or holidays in cooler upland areas. Ask the team whether such plans fit your healing period before you make arrangements.
Because the first consultation is online, you can prepare calmly at home. Agree with your family on who will help in the first days, keep clean pillowcases ready, and put the instructions you received in writing where you can see them.
Think about visitors. In Moroccan households guests often arrive without warning, and tea and conversation are part of life. Tell close relatives in advance that you need quiet, so you do not have to explain or receive crowds while the skin is healing.
Keep your phone nearby. A coordinator will be on the phone 24/7, and sending a clear photo of a worrying area is usually the quickest way to get a calm, informed answer.
Not every patient asks about the scalp. Some men from El Fkih Ben Salah want a fuller beard because patches break the line of the cheek or chin. The doctor discusses the shape with you before the operation, taking your facial features into account.
Patients with beard transplants often report that growth becomes visible from around the 4th month and keeps thickening afterwards. Be patient, keep your photos, and remember that transplanted hair grows for life, so you can trim and style the beard as usual.
One advantage of starting online from El Fkih Ben Salah is time. You can read the plan twice, show it to your family, compare it with your photos and write down what is unclear. Nobody needs to decide on the same evening. A serious plan describes the method, the donor area, the shape of the hair line and the stages of recovery in plain language, and it leaves room for questions.
Keep one folder on your phone with all the photos you sent, the messages from the coordinator and the written instructions. When a doubt appears in week three or month five, you can look back at what was agreed. Patients who keep records usually feel calmer during the shedding stage, because they can see that what is happening was explained from the start.
If something in the plan does not match what you were told in conversation, say so immediately. A good team is glad to clarify, and the clarification costs nothing at the stage when you are still at home.
Many people around El Fkih Ben Salah spend part of the week outdoors, in orchards, on farms, at the weekly market or on the road between towns of the Tadla plain. Hair there meets sun, wind and fine dust every day. After a transplant these habits need to change for a while, and it is wiser to plan the first weeks so that you are not working in dusty fields or under direct sun.
Ask the team about washing technique, which products are suitable, how to dry the area and when you can go back to your usual routine. Barbers are an important part of local life, and many men visit the same one for years. Tell your barber nothing until the surgeon has said the scalp is ready, and ask when it is safe to have the hair cut and with which tools.
Hats, scarves and helmets are another practical question. A tight cover can rub the grafts, so ask which kind of head covering is acceptable and for how long, especially if you ride a motorbike or work on a site.
The hardest weeks are rarely the first ones. Around 2–4 weeks the transplanted hairs let go, as expected, and some patients feel that the effort has been wasted. It has not. The roots remain and new growth starts at 3–4 months, so this stage is a normal step and not a sign that something has gone wrong.
Talking helps. Send your coordinator a photo, speak to a family member who knows the plan, and avoid comparing yourself with stories from social networks, where every case looks faster than it is. Real density arrives at 6–9 months, and the settled look at 12–18 months.
Give yourself small goals: a photo on the same day each month, a check-up at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12, and a short note on how you feel. Looking back at these records after a year is often the moment patients understand how much has changed.
Not all enquiries from the city come from men in their forties. Young adults notice early thinning at the temples while still studying or starting work, and women sometimes notice a widening parting or thinner hair after illness, pregnancy or a change of medication. Each case has a different cause, and the doctor must first understand it before suggesting surgery.
For women and younger patients the questions are slightly different: is the loss stable, would a medical treatment come first, and how can a natural, soft hair line be designed? These are normal questions to raise in the online consultation. Send photos from several angles and give an honest history, including any recent illness.
Sometimes the honest answer is to wait, to treat the cause or to plan the transplant in stages. A clear opinion of that kind is more useful than a quick yes.
Before you agree, ask who will perform the key stages, which method is proposed for you and why, how the hair line will be designed, and how the donor area will be protected so that it does not look thinned.
Ask what the care schedule is. We stay with you from pre-op planning to 12 months later. Ask how to contact the team at night, what to do if there is swelling, itching or a crust that worries you, and when to send photos.
Finally, ask what the plan is if you want a second session later. A clear, written plan helps you decide calmly from your own home in El Fkih Ben Salah.
No. The first consultation is online and free, from your own city. The operation itself is performed at the clinic in Rabat, Morocco.
Write on Telegram or WhatsApp. A coordinator will be on the phone 24/7, so you can ask questions in the evening or at night.
Clear photos of the front, both temples, the crown and the back of the head, in daylight, without a cap. For a beard, send the face from the front and both sides.
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.
Transplanted hairs let go after 2–4 weeks, as expected. New growth begins at 3–4 months.
Hair is visibly thicker at 6–9 months, and the settled look comes at 12–18 months after surgery.
The inland summers are hot and dry, and sun, dust and sweat can irritate the treated area. Many patients prefer a cooler season; the doctor will advise on head protection.
The surgeon gives the dates for light exercise, contact sport and the pool. Do not return earlier because you feel well.
Yes. Check-ups are held at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12, and we stay with you from pre-op planning to 12 months later.
Yes. Transplanted hair grows for life: trim and style the beard as usual.
Many patients plan the first weeks so that visible redness and crusts pass during a quieter period. Discuss your work situation with the coordinator and choose dates accordingly.
No. You can ask about the scalp, the beard or other areas of hair loss. Send clear photos and a short history, and the doctor will give an opinion.
Yes. A spouse, parent or brother can join the video or voice call, which helps when the decision is made together at home.
Yes. The consultation is online and free, so you can read the plan at home, discuss it with your spouse or parents and send further questions to the coordinator at any hour.
Stay away from dusty fields and roads in the first weeks, follow the washing instructions you receive and ask the surgeon which head covering is acceptable.
Yes. Transplanted hairs let go after 2–4 weeks, as expected. New growth begins at 3–4 months, and you can send photos to the coordinator at any time for reassurance.