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City Medical Centre

Hair Transplant in
Larache: FUE & DHI

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Hair transplant: photo of a patient before the operation and 12 months later

pre-op

12 months later on

No scalpel, no sutures — the FUE method. Graft count and forecast counted up, you pay nothing — before you decide.

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grafts

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results

This is how hair looks
8–12 months later

All cases here are real CMC patients.

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2800 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,800 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3500 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,500 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2600 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,600 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3000 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,000 grafts

FUE method

Beard transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2700 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,700 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3300 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,300 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2900 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,900 grafts

FUE method

Beard transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2500 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,500 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3400 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,400 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2500 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,500 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3100 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,100 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3600 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,600 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 4000 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

4,000 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3200 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,200 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3000 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,000 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3700 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,700 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2700 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,700 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3800 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,800 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3300 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,300 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2800 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,800 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2500 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,500 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3900 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,900 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3500 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,500 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3800 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,800 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2900 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,900 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3600 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,600 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2600 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,600 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2700 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,700 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3700 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,700 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3200 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,200 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3000 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,000 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2800 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,800 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 4000 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

4,000 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3400 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,400 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2900 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,900 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3100 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,100 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2600 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,600 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3300 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,300 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3900 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,900 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3500 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,500 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2700 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,700 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3800 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,800 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3200 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,200 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3000 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,000 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 2800 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

2,800 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3100 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,100 grafts

FUE method

Scalp hair transplant: photo before and 12 months later, 3600 grafts, FUE method

pre-op

12 months later on

3,600 grafts

FUE method

Comparison

Hair transplant methods
FUE and DHI

Classic FUE, suture-free DHI and a combined protocol: three graft transfer technologies we work with. Compare implantation technique, tissue trauma and graft survival, and choose your method knowingly.

FUE

Classic technique without incisions or stitches

Hair transplant with the FUE method

On request

Graft implantation technique

Forceps

Graft trauma

Minimal

Natural hair growth angle

Natural

Graft survival

98–100%

Suitable for

Androgenetic alopecia

DHI

Suture-free implantation with a Choi pen

Hair transplant with the DHI method

On request

Graft implantation technique

DHI pen (Choi implanter)

Graft trauma

Minimal

Natural hair growth angle

Natural

Graft survival

98–100%

Suitable for

Densification

Combined DHI/FUE

FUE extraction, DHI pen implantation

Combined DHI and FUE protocol

On request

Graft implantation technique

FUE extraction + DHI implantation

Graft trauma

Minimal

Natural hair growth angle

Natural

Graft survival

98–100%

Suitable for

Androgenetic alopecia and densification

Survival and trauma figures come as method averages, as a reference point: the exact numbers depend on the transplant area and the patient's individual features, and the doctor clarifies them at consultation.

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How hair transplants really work: experts and patient stories

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about the clinic

A clinic where you
will feel at ease

The rooms are comfortable, the equipment current, the care attentive

The City Medical Centre team with a patient after a hair transplant

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Some scalps simply cannot take it

If your case can be solved without surgery, the doctor will say so right at the consultation — and you will not waste your money. Below are the conditions in which a transplant really works.

A man with thinning hair at a consultation: a case where a hair transplant helps

Who stands to benefit

  • Androgenetic or diffuse alopecia
  • A receding hairline
  • A high hairline
  • Insufficient hair density
  • Genetic features of hair growth
  • Consequences of an injury or a burn
  • Shedding after an illness
  • Shedding due to a hormonal imbalance

Which category, though, is yours?

Write to us in WhatsApp or Telegram. The coordinator requests messenger pictures of the thinning zone, a doctor looks them over and answers whether a transplant would help. Free, and nothing is booked.

A doctor looking at a photo of a thinning area on a phone
Check if it fits my case

services

You learn the price
before the surgery

The graft count comes first, at no charge, and the resulting price is set down in the contract.

Related options

Opening appointmentFree
Eyebrow transplant, FUEOn request
Beard transplant, FUEOn request
Hair trichopigmentationOn request
PRP therapy / sessionOn request
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all included

What is included

From pre-op preparation to 12 months of follow-up.

Lifetime hair growth guarantee

No surprise extra charges on the day of surgery.

two added zones

Beard and eyebrow
transplants

The same donor zone at the back of the head and the same FUE method serve areas beyond the scalp.

Beard transplant

FUE method, no incisions or stitches

A surgeon marking the beard line before a transplant at City Medical Centre

Grafts are taken from the donor area at the back of the head and moved through micro-punctures of roughly 1 mm — no scars are left. You and the doctor discuss the shape before the operation, taking your facial features into account. Transplanted hair grows for life: the beard can be trimmed and styled as usual.

On request

Nail down the price

Eyebrow transplant

FUE method, no incisions or stitches

A surgeon marking the eyebrow shape before a transplant at City Medical Centre

The initial consultation is where the surgeon draws the eyebrow shape: you look through references together and the design takes your facial features into account. The hairs are implanted at the right angle, so the eyebrows look natural. It also helps where plucking stopped hairs growing.

On request

a day procedure done under local anaesthetic

Nail down the price

Learn how many grafts and what price

The doctor assesses your donor area, counts the grafts and shows the result achievable in your case; the cost is quoted at the consultation and fixed in the contract.

Operating room at City Medical Centre

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Process

One day at the clinic —
and you go home

From consultation to going home — all in one day

Opening appointment — hair transplant at City Medical Centre
1

Opening appointment

A consultation opens the process: the doctor describes FUE, describes DHI, answers each question in turn, and evaluates the donor zone.

Paying the deposit by bank card at the terminal at the City Medical Centre reception
2

Holding a day for you

This step reserves your surgery date through a deposit, paid by card at the clinic or online, with terms captured in a medical services contract.

Setting yourself up for surgery — hair transplant at City Medical Centre
3

Setting yourself up for surgery

There is a round of analyses to complete first, and the clinic supplies both the list and the guidance for it.

Numbing the scalp – so there is no pain — hair transplant at City Medical Centre
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Numbing the scalp – so there is no pain

With local anaesthesia in place, the operation is painless throughout its duration.

Gathering the grafts before they go in — hair transplant at City Medical Centre
5

Gathering the grafts before they go in

This stage extracts grafts from the back of the head or the temples using a technique that requires no stitches.

Putting grafts where they are needed most — hair transplant at City Medical Centre
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Putting grafts where they are needed most

The grafts taken from the donor zone are implanted where hair is missing.

The road back once all the work is done — hair transplant at City Medical Centre
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The road back once all the work is done

For a swift recovery, the clinic supplies what is needed and explains every instruction clearly.

Healing after a hair transplant, 0-10 days
8

0-10 days — Settling

Scabs clear off, the swelling settles, the skin returns to normal

Shedding of the transplanted hairs after a hair transplant, 2-4 weeks
9

2-4 weeks — Hairs shed from the treated zone

A normal step. Only the hairs fall out, the follicles stay in place

Growth begins after a hair transplant, 3-4 months
10

3-4 months — Sprouts appear

Young hairs push through, the change becomes noticeable

Visible density after a hair transplant, 6-9 months
11

6-9 months — Visibly thicker

Hair becomes thicker and the main volume and contour show up

Final result after a hair transplant, 12-18 months
12

12-18 months — Final look

You see the full volume and a convincingly natural edge

The consultation covers two things: your individual graft number and how the operation is carried out

A doctor's appointment at City Medical Centre

Free, before the operation, with no obligations.

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doctors

Our doctors

Anastasia A. Kolesnik, hair transplant doctor, trichologist, surgeon

Anastasia A. Kolesnik

Hair transplant doctor, trichologist, surgeon

10 years of experience

Ellina V. Goncharova, dermatovenereologist, trichologist, surgeon

Ellina V. Goncharova

Dermatovenereologist, trichologist, surgeon

11 years of experience

Mareta E. Meirieva, plastic surgeon

Mareta E. Meirieva

Plastic surgeon

9 years of experience

Anait S. Safaryan, plastic surgeon

Anait S. Safaryan

Plastic surgeon

9 years of experience

Kristina A. Tropina, assistant

Kristina A. Tropina

Assistant

9 years of experience

The surgeon who performs the operation is the one at your consultation.

The doctor will assess your donor area, count the grafts and say what you can achieve.

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coordinators

Minding your booking

You always know who to ask: one coordinator, from the first message until recovery ends.

Svetlana, patient care specialist

Svetlana

Patient support officer

Is on hand through preparation and healing

Picks up all your forms and your bookings

Ekaterina, patient care specialist

Ekaterina

Patient support officer

Is on hand through preparation and healing

Picks up all your forms and your bookings

Maria, patient care specialist

Maria

Patient support officer

Is on hand through preparation and healing

Picks up all your forms and your bookings

Yulia, patient care specialist

Yulia

Patient support officer

Is on hand through preparation and healing

Picks up all your forms and your bookings

How it actually
happens

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A City Medical Centre patient story
A City Medical Centre patient story
A City Medical Centre patient story
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Common questions

We answer what people
ask before booking

City Medical Centre doctors

Certainly. The clinic takes on patients from different cities and different countries, and a doctor can advise you online beforehand.

The exact figure is confirmed for free after a graft count and written into the contract.

Patients need a single day, nothing more, before heading home.

No — the numbing is local and lasts through the whole operation.

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.

Healing occupies 0–10 days. The 2–4 week shedding of transplanted hair is normal and temporary. Regrowth starts from 3–4 months, real volume appears at 6–9 months, then the result matures at 12–18 months.

Hair growth is covered by a lifetime guarantee, fixed in the signed contract.

Everything can be checked
before you pay

The clinic works under a medical licence, care is given to the standards and clinical guidelines

of the Ministry of Health.

AKC POMOSHCH LLC

the clinic's legal entity

1057746096924

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Who this hair transplant is right for in Larache

A hair transplant for patients from Larache means one day of surgery, not a long course of treatment: FUE and DHI without cuts or stitches, under local anaesthesia.

Nothing has to be arranged in advance to start in Larache. The online consultation is free: the doctor studies photos of the thinning area and counts the grafts needed. The clinic is in touch 24/7, so you write when it suits you.

Healing is done with in 0-10 days. At 2-4 weeks the transplanted hairs shed - normal, predicted and harmless. Growth starts at 3-4 months, and anything you see before that tells you very little.

Hair Transplant in Larache: what is included

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Larache and why a hair transplant is planned here with care

Larache is a city in northwestern Morocco, on the Atlantic coast, where the Loukkos River meets the ocean. It is one of the most important cities of the Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region. In the 2024 Moroccan census the commune of Larache recorded a population of 133,731 inhabitants. For a city of this size, people tend to know one another, and a decision about hair is rarely made in secret: friends, colleagues and relatives notice the change sooner or later. That is a good reason to plan the whole process calmly.

This text is written for people in Larache who are considering FUE or DHI and want to understand how the procedure fits into the local rhythm of life: the ocean wind, the wet winters, the sunny summers, the cafes around the central square and the family calendar. The operation itself is performed at the clinic in Rabat, Morocco. The first conversation takes place online and is free, from your own home in Larache.

Nothing here replaces a medical examination. It is a practical guide to the questions that patients from Larache usually ask, and to the points worth discussing with the surgeon before you decide.

How the free online consultation works from Larache

You do not need to leave the city for the first step. You write to the coordinators on Telegram or WhatsApp, send clear photos of the front, the top, the crown and the back of the head, and describe your history: how long the hair has been thinning, whether baldness runs in the family, which medicines you take and which illnesses you have. The coordinators are available around the clock, 24/7, so you can write in the evening after work or early in the morning before classes.

The doctor then reviews the material and discusses with you the shape of the hair line, taking your facial features into account. You hear whether you are a suitable candidate, how many grafts the donor area can realistically provide, and which method, FUE or DHI, suits your case. Every question is welcome at this stage, and there is no obligation to continue.

If you decide to go ahead, the team stays with you from pre-op planning to 12 months later. A coordinator will be on the phone 24/7, which matters when you are at home in Larache and a question comes up in the middle of the night.

What FUE and DHI mean in practice

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, taking your facial features into account. In both FUE and DHI the principle is the same: your own hair is relocated to the thinning zone, and the difference lies in how the grafts are placed. The surgeon explains which approach is more suitable for your density and your goals.

The same technique is used for the beard and moustache. Transplanted hair grows for life: trim and style the beard as usual. For many men in Larache, where a well-kept beard is common, this is a useful point to raise during the consultation.

Ask the surgeon to show how the planned hair line will look from the front and from the side, and how it will age with you over the years. A natural result is built on a modest, age-appropriate design rather than on the lowest possible line.

Climate of Larache and its effect on recovery

Larache has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate with heavy rainfall. Summers are moderately hot and sunny, winters are wet and cool, and the record high of 46.4 °C was registered on July 10, 2021. Local climate data also describe annual rainfall of 700 to 800 millimetres. The ocean brings wind and humidity all year round.

In the first weeks the scalp needs protection from strong sun, dust and sweat. In summer this means avoiding long hours in direct light, choosing shade and following the surgeon's advice about headwear: it should be loose, clean and not rub the treated area. In winter the main concern is different: rain, wet hats and crowded indoor spaces. Ask which kind of cover is acceptable and when you may stop using it.

The ocean is one of the pleasures of life in Larache, but sea water, sand and pools are not for the first period of healing. Your coordinator will tell you when swimming and sport can be reintroduced, and you should follow that schedule rather than the weather forecast.

Choosing the season for the operation

There is no single correct month, only the one that suits your life. Many people in Larache prefer the cooler, wetter months, because sun exposure is lower and a cap or hood looks natural. The disadvantage is damp weather, so you will need to keep the scalp dry and clean as instructed.

Summer in Larache is sunny and lively, with people on the coast and the pine forest paths along the ocean. If you choose this season, plan the first days around the shade and avoid beach days, dusty places and crowded events. Think also about the date when the shedding phase will fall, because it can coincide with holidays or family celebrations.

The best approach is to count backwards from the occasion that matters to you. Remember that the final result takes time: 12–18 months after surgery. A wedding or an important event that is only a few weeks away is not a good target date.

Recovery timeline, month by month

Healing takes 0–10 days, and this is the period when you would normally stay at home in Larache and limit your contact with other people. After that, 2–4 weeks is the time when the transplanted hairs let go, as expected. This normal shedding surprises many patients, and it is worth knowing about in advance so that you do not worry.

At 3–4 months the hair comes back, and at 6–9 months it looks visibly thicker. The settled look arrives at 12–18 months. In total: 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.

One patient described it this way: 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 he had thought about for a long time. Each person is different, but this progression matches the timeline above.

Follow-up is organised too: check-ups at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12, held by message and photo, so you can follow your progress from Larache.

Work, study, sport and family life in Larache

Larache has a strong school tradition, with Arabic, French and Spanish education systems, and many young people balance study with their first jobs. If you are a student, plan the procedure for a quieter period and tell the coordinator about your exam and class schedule. The visible healing phase is easier to manage when you are not in front of a large group every day.

If you work in an office, a shop, the port or the fishing sector, ask the surgeon when you can resume your normal tasks. Jobs with dust, heavy sweating or strong sun need a more careful plan than desk work. Be honest about your working conditions, because the advice depends on them.

Sport, including football and swimming in the ocean, should be restarted only on the schedule your surgeon gives. Family events are another issue: Moroccan weddings, religious holidays and gatherings are important, and the first visible weeks may not suit them. Choose a date that leaves a comfortable gap, and keep festive meals and crowded rooms in mind during the early phase.

Who is a good candidate and who should be cautious

In general terms, a good candidate has stable hair loss, a healthy donor area at the back of the head and realistic expectations. Younger patients with fast-progressing loss may need a longer-term plan, because the hair line you design today must still look right in later years.

Caution is needed with uncontrolled chronic illness, active scalp disease, problems with healing or bleeding, and with medicines that affect them. Tell the doctor everything during the online consultation. If a transplant is not suitable at the moment, an honest doctor will say so and suggest alternatives or a later date.

Smoking, heavy alcohol use and a very poor diet can also slow recovery. Raise these points openly rather than hoping they will go unnoticed.

Photos and the planning file: preparing well from Larache

A good consultation starts with good pictures. In Larache the light changes quickly between the bright Atlantic mornings and grey, rainy afternoons, so take your photos in the same place, in even daylight near a window, without a flash and without a cap. Send the front, both sides, the top, the crown and the back of the head. Wet or freshly styled hair hides the real density, so use dry, clean hair.

Add a short written history: when the thinning began, whether relatives have the same pattern, which medicines or supplements you use, and whether you have had any earlier treatment. If you want a beard or moustache transplant, send clear photos of the face from the front and both sides. The more complete the file, the more precise the doctor's answer will be during the free online consultation.

Keep the chat history on Telegram or WhatsApp. Later, when you compare progress at the check-ups, it is useful to have the first photos in the same conversation, taken from the same angles as the later ones.

Everyday habits in Larache that are worth adjusting

Life in Larache often happens outdoors: a coffee on the terrace around the central square, a walk along the ocean front, a stroll through the old medina and the pine woods near the coast. None of this is forbidden in principle, but during the early healing days the scalp should not be exposed to wind-blown dust, strong sun or crowds where someone may touch your head. Ask the surgeon which outings are acceptable and from which day.

Think about small, practical things in advance: a clean pillowcase, a way of sleeping with the head slightly raised if the surgeon recommends it, loose collars instead of shirts you pull over the head, and a gentle routine for washing exactly as instructed. Hairdressers and barbers are part of daily life in the city, so tell your usual barber to wait until the doctor allows any cutting or styling.

Meals matter too. Festive tables and grilled fish are an important part of local food culture, and there is no need to change them drastically. Still, ask whether anything in your diet or any supplement should be paused, and avoid heavy alcohol and smoking during recovery.

Patience during the shedding phase and the first mirror checks

The hardest period for many patients is not the first week but the weeks that follow. At 2–4 weeks the transplanted hairs let go, as expected, and the area can look thinner than you hoped. In a city where acquaintances meet often, it is tempting to explain or apologise. You do not need to: this is a planned stage, and new growth starts at 3–4 months.

Avoid judging the result by the mirror every day. Take one photo a month in the same light and at the same angles, and send it at the scheduled check-ups at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12. Comparing images is far more reliable than memory, especially at 6–9 months, when the hair becomes visibly thicker.

If something worries you, such as redness, itching or a feeling of tightness, write to the coordinators at once. They are available around the clock, and the doctor can tell you whether it is part of normal healing.

Questions to put to the surgeon

Prepare a list before the call. Useful questions: which method, FUE or DHI, is better for me and why; how many grafts can the donor area give; how will the hair line look in profile; what will I be able to do in the first days; when can I swim and exercise; and how will the shedding phase look.

Ask also how the care continues after the operation. The team stays with you from pre-op planning to 12 months later, with check-ups at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12. Ask what to send at each check-up and how quickly the coordinators reply.

Finally, ask about the practical side of being in Rabat for the operation, and what you will need to bring and to arrange at home in Larache afterwards. The clinic in Rabat is in the same country, which makes planning simpler.

Is the first consultation really free?

Yes. The first online consultation is free. You write on Telegram or WhatsApp from Larache, send photos and receive the doctor's opinion without any obligation.

Where is the operation performed?

The procedure is done at the clinic in Rabat, Morocco. The consultation and the follow-up checks are held online, so you can handle them from your own home in Larache.

Can I write at night?

Yes. The coordinators are available around the clock, 24/7, and a coordinator will be on the phone 24/7 after the operation.

Will there be visible scars?

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 surgeon will explain what you can expect in your own case.

When will the transplanted hair fall out?

At 2–4 weeks the transplanted hairs let go, as expected. This is a normal stage, and new hair comes back later.

When do I see growth?

At 3–4 months the hair comes back, at 6–9 months it is visibly thicker, and the settled look comes at 12–18 months.

Is the sun in Larache a problem after the operation?

Summers are moderately hot and sunny, so the scalp needs protection in the early period. Use shade and follow the surgeon's advice about headwear, and avoid dusty places.

Can I go to the beach or the pool?

Not in the first period of healing. The coordinator will tell you when swimming and sport may be resumed.

Can I do this for my beard?

Yes, the technique is used for the beard as well. Transplanted hair grows for life: trim and style the beard as usual.

How long does the follow-up last?

The team stays with you from pre-op planning to 12 months later, with check-ups at months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12.

What should I send to get an accurate opinion from Larache?

Send clear daylight photos of the front, sides, top, crown and back of the head, with dry hair and no cap, plus a short history of your hair loss and medicines. For a beard transplant, add photos of the face from three angles.

Should I tell my barber in Larache about the operation?

Yes. Ask the barber to wait until the surgeon allows cutting or styling, and do not let anyone touch the treated area before that.

Is it normal to look worse before looking better?

Yes. At 2–4 weeks the transplanted hairs let go, as expected, and the new hair comes back at 3–4 months. The settled look arrives at 12–18 months.