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FUE: no incisions, no stitches. Graft count and result forecast free of charge — before you decide.
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Comparison
Three graft transfer technologies are in use here: classic FUE, suture-free DHI and a combined protocol. Weigh the implantation technique, tissue trauma and graft survival, and choose your method knowingly.
Classic method requiring no cuts or sutures
$2,200
$2,700
Graft implantation technique
ForcepsGraft trauma
MinimalA natural growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
Androgenetic alopeciaStitch-free implantation with a Choi pen
$2,500
$2,900
Graft implantation technique
DHI pen (Choi implanter)Graft trauma
MinimalA natural growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
DensificationExtraction by FUE, DHI implant
$2,700
$2,900
Graft implantation technique
FUE extraction plus DHI implantGraft trauma
MinimalA natural growth angle
NaturalGraft survival
98–100%Suitable for
Androgenetic alopecia and densificationSurvival and trauma figures are averaged for each method and given as a guide: the exact numbers depend on the transplant area and the patient's individual features, and the doctor clarifies them at the consultation.
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Comfortable rooms, modern equipment and care for every patient
Your questions will be answered and a convenient consultation time found
Message us on Telegram Contact us nowIf your case does not require surgery, the doctor will say so right at the consultation — and your money will not be wasted. Below are the conditions in which a transplant really works.
Leave a number: photos go to the coordinator in a messenger, and a doctor says whether a transplant would help. No fee.
services
The price is set at the free consultation, after the grafts are counted, and fixed in the contract.
suture-free graft extraction
$2,200$2,700
or $367/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Keep this priceimplantation without channels
$2,500$2,900
or $417/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Keep this pricecombined technique
$2,700$2,900
or $450/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Keep this price| A look at your scalp | Free |
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| Eyebrow transplant, FUE | |
| Beard transplant, FUEinstalments $467/mo | |
| Hair trichopigmentation | |
| PRP therapy / session | $200 |
all included
From preparation for surgery to the 12-month check.
On surgery day no extra charges come up.
two extra zones
Outside the scalp the work is identical: donor grafts from the back of the head, the FUE method, and only the zone is new.
FUE, no incisions and no stitches

Donor grafts are taken at the back of the head and moved through micro-punctures of about 1 mm, leaving no scars. The doctor talks the shape over with you before the operation, allowing for your facial features. Transplanted hair grows for life, so the beard can be trimmed and styled as usual.
$2,800$3,000
or $467/mo — 0% instalments for 6 months
Keep this priceFUE, no incisions and no stitches

At the very first consultation the surgeon pencils in the brow line, you both go over reference images, and the drawing is matched to the proportions of your face. Placing each hair at the proper angle is what makes the result believable. Where plucking over many years has halted growth, this works as well.
$1,600$1,700
a walk-in, walk-out op under local anaesthesia
Keep this priceThe doctor assesses the donor zone, counts the grafts and explains the outcome that can be reached. The price named at that consultation is what the contract will state.
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Process
From consultation to going home — all in one day
Here the doctor runs through what a FUE and a DHI procedure involve, answers everything you ask, and assesses the condition of your donor zone.
The date is yours after a deposit; pay with a card at the clinic if that is convenient, or handle it online.
The clinic sets the required tests out in writing and explains how to complete them ahead of the operation.
This stage applies local anaesthesia, which keeps the entire operation painless.
For patients in Zawiya, grafts are harvested from the donor zone at the back of the head or temples, without stitches.
Surgeons transfer every collected graft into the area that has gone bald.
What you need for the healing period comes from the clinic, along with directions in full.
The scabs come away, the puffiness dies down, the skin heals in stages
Do not be alarmed: shafts come out, roots remain rooted
New hairs fill in gradually, the result shows
The hair gains body; the volume and hairline are clear
Final density is reached and the hairline natural
Free, before the operation and committing you to nothing.
Speak to a specialistdoctors
Hair transplant doctor, trichologist, surgeon
10 years of experience
Dermatovenereologist, trichologist, surgeon
11 years of experience

Plastic surgeon
9 years in practice

Plastic surgeon
9 years in practice

Assistant
9 years in practice
The doctor appraises the donor zone, sets the graft figure and explains what outcome is realistic.
Speak to a specialistcoordinators
There is always one person to write to: your coordinator, from the start through recovery.
Care and support lead
Is in touch on the day and long after
Will sort your papers and book you the slot
Care and support lead
Is in touch on the day and long after
Will sort your papers and book you the slot
Care and support lead
Is in touch on the day and long after
Will sort your papers and book you the slot
Care and support lead
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Your questions will be answered and a convenient consultation time found
Message us on Telegram Contact us nowUsual things asked
Yes, that is possible. Nothing stops a patient living far away from being accepted, and you can start by discussing your case online.
FUE: $2,200 (≈ LYD 14,500). DHI: $2,500 (≈ LYD 16,000). Combined: $2,700 (≈ LYD 17,500). A free consultation and graft count gives you the final, contract-fixed price with no hidden extras.
A one-day operation, finished with a same-day discharge home.
Painless from beginning to end, thanks to local anaesthesia.
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.
Grafts are counted by the doctor without any fee, and the donor zone is what the count is built upon.
Healing takes up to 0–10 days, after which a 2–4 week shed follows, and that is normal. Growth begins in earnest at 3–4 months, density arrives near 6–9 months; the whole result comes at 12–18 months.
A lifetime guarantee of hair growth is included, confirmed in your contract.
The clinic holds a medical licence; care meets the standards and clinical guidelines
under Ministry of Health.
Diplomas and certificates of the doctors who operate
Open the paperworkAKC POMOSHCH LLC
the firm's legal entity
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Both FUE and DHI are open to a patient in Zawiya: neither leaves a surgical cut, neither requires stitches, both are carried out under local anaesthesia, and both wrap up in one day instead of dragging on.
From home in Zawiya you get the same first step as anyone: a free online consultation, photos of the thinning area for the doctor, and a count of the grafts. The clinic answers 24/7, and there is no charge for that conversation.
The healing period is 0-10 days and the shedding of transplanted hairs at 2-4 weeks is part of the plan. Growth restarts at 3-4 months, density at 6-9, the finished result at 12-18. Check-ups at 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months and photo tracking with a personal coordinator, with a lifetime growth guarantee.
Prices are in US dollars; the amount in brackets is an approximate conversion to LYD at the rate of 02.10.2026. The final price is fixed in your contract.
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Known people who talked openly about this operation, in their own words.
John Cena's hair transplant: “I got a problem, I try to fix it”John Cena spoke openly in 2025 about his hair transplant and the fan signs that pushed him to it. His words, how the procedure works and the recovery.
Did Calum Best have a hair transplant? Yes, and he said so himselfCalum Best said in 2023 he had his sixth hair transplant, this time using patches of beard hair. His words, how the procedure works and recovery.
Did Chloe Goodman have a hair transplant? Yes, and she explained whyChloe Goodman had a hair transplant in 2025 after losing hair following pregnancy. Her own words, how the procedure works and what recovery involves.
Did Dean McCullough have a hair transplant? Yes, and he filmed itRadio 1 presenter Dean McCullough shared his FUE hair transplant on TikTok in 2024. His own words, what the swelling means and how results develop.
Did Ella Morgan have a hair transplant? Yes — to cover a hairline scarThe Married at First Sight star revealed a hair transplant in 2025 to cover scarring along her hairline from facial surgery. Her own words and the facts.
Gaz Beadle on his beard transplant: “I LOVE IT”Gaz Beadle told his 3.6 million followers he had a beard transplant after years of patchy stubble. His own words, and how a hair or beard transplant works today.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
Zawiya was founded around 1250 by Abd al-Nabi al-Sanhaji, and a town that has stood for that long tends to respect slow processes. A hair transplant is one of them. The operation itself fits into a single day, yet the result belongs to the following eighteen months, and the patients who stay calm are the ones who were handed the whole calendar before they started. Ask your coordinator to write the stages out for you, then keep that page in your phone and tick them off as they arrive.
The first ten days are the healing stretch. Crusts form around each transplanted follicle, the swelling over the forehead settles, and the treated area quietens down little by little. Nothing about this stage needs heroics: sleep with your head slightly raised, keep to the washing routine you are given in writing, and resist the urge to pick at anything. If the scalp looks worse on day four than on day two, take a clear daylight photo and send it to the coordinators instead of waiting for the next day.
Between the second and fourth week comes the moment that unsettles first-timers: the transplanted hairs themselves fall out. This is a normal stage, the shafts shed while the follicles stay in place beneath the skin, and tell your family about it before the operation so nobody panics when your forehead looks thinner than it did on the day you went home. Take a photo each Friday in the same light and the same position, and the pattern will explain itself.
Growth starts at three to four months, as fine new hairs appear and the result begins to show. Visible density arrives between six and nine months, when the hair thickens and the main volume and contour become clear, and the final result, with its settled density and natural hairline, takes shape at twelve to eighteen months. If someone asks at month five why the picture is not finished, the honest answer is that the transplant has not finished either. Mark a monthly check on your calendar now.
The transplant is performed under local anaesthesia: the doctors numb the area they are working on, and you stay comfortable throughout the procedure. Many people picture an operating theatre, a general anaesthetic and a hospital bed, and the actual plan is gentler than that. It is one day at the clinic, and you go home afterwards. Ask the coordinator exactly what to eat beforehand, which medicines to pause, and whether you should wash your hair that morning, and write the answers down.
FUE and DHI both rely on extracting follicles one at a time; they differ in how the follicles are placed. Which one suits you depends on the density you want, the state of your donor area and the surgeon's judgement, so ask for the reason in plain sentences rather than in abbreviations. Ask also for an estimated number of follicles in writing. A figure that stays vague in every message is not a detail to wave away, because you cannot compare two offers if one of them refuses to count.
Libya's weekend falls on Friday and Saturday, and anyone with an office or a shift timetable will want to plan around it. The ten days of crusts and redness are the ones people notice in the mirror, so a schedule that lets most of them pass at home is the sensible one. Talk with your employer about a short leave, and do not count on the weekend alone. Raise the question of timing with the coordinator before any date is fixed, not after.
Prepare the evening in advance, in Zawiya, before you leave for the centre. You will want a thin cotton cap that does not press on the transplanted area, a second pillow, a quiet room, and the written washing instructions pinned where you will see them. Keep your phone beside the bed, because the coordinators answer on Telegram and Telegram at any hour, and a worry at midnight deserves an answer at midnight. Tell one family member what to look for, so you are not the only person who knows.
The coast sets the terms for the first weeks. July averages 32.3 degrees Celsius by day and August 33.0, with no rain at all in either month, so the sun on a freshly transplanted scalp is direct and long. A light, ventilated hat and shade are the protection; wear the hat outdoors from the start, and ask your coordinator exactly when you may expose the area to sun without cover. The difference between an easy summer recovery and a difficult one is mostly decided by this one habit.
The Judaim forest and its beach are among the best-known places on the coast, and in summer a swim is the natural plan. A healing scalp does not agree with sand, salt and seawater, so put the sea after the doctor's permission, not after your own impatience. If the family goes without you for a day, let them go and enjoy a quiet shaded afternoon at home instead. One summer of waiting costs you very little, and the transplanted area remembers what you did with it.
Winter is the kinder season for a transplant. January averages 17.3 by day and 6.7 at night, February 18.8 and 7.7, and the rain gathers in December at 61 millimetres and in January at 53, out of 252 for the whole year. Rain does not cancel a date, but it calls for a waterproof cover when you go out and a refusal to stand in a downpour with an open scalp. Keep your ears warm in the cold nights, and let your head breathe indoors.
Warning signs are few and easy to recognise. Redness that spreads instead of fading, a discharge you did not expect, swelling that grows after the third day, or a temperature that does not come down all deserve a message the same hour. Photograph the area in daylight, describe when it started, and send both. The surgeon decides what happens next. Scratching off crusts yourself undoes in minutes what the operation built in a day, so leave the healing to the skin.
When the whole family sits down on a Friday, the questions about your transplant arrive in a predictable order. Will it show? Can you go to work? Will the hair fall out again? Do you have to stay at the hospital? Answer them from the written plan, not from memory. One day at the clinic, local anaesthesia, shedding from week two to four, growth from month three, visible density from month six, final result from month twelve to eighteen. When the plan is on paper, the conversation is short and kind.
The University of Zawiya has thirty-two faculties and has been teaching since 1988, so a good share of the city's young people are students who notice their hairline early and compare it with friends on a screen. Comparison is the weakest guide. Donor density, hair calibre and the pattern of loss are different for every head, and only your own photographs can tell the surgeon what is possible. Spare yourself a year of frustration by sending your own pictures and ignoring anyone else's.
Sport is part of life here, with an Olympic stadium at the centre of the city and an Olympic club founded in 1947. If you play or train, ask the coordinator how long to stay away from contact, sweat and headgear after the procedure, and do not guess. A cap that rubs the transplanted area or a tackle in the first weeks can cost you grafts. Plan an easy return, starting with walking, and put every new activity to the surgeon first.
People will also tell you stories, as they do about every procedure: the man whose hair grew thick in a week, the neighbour who did not shed at all. Smile, and ask for the timeline in your own plan. Nobody's cousin sets the calendar. If a relative worries that you have been fooled, hand them the written stages and let them put their questions to the coordinator through you, on Telegram or Telegram, whenever it suits them.
The honest offer is the one you can put on paper. Ask for four lines in every message you receive: the surgeon's full name and exact specialty, the extraction and placement technique, an estimated number of follicles, and what follow-up is included after you go home. When one of these is missing, the offer is not comparable with the others, however warm the tone. You are not being difficult. You are making sure the decision rests on facts that can be checked later.
Start your own file with photographs: the front hairline, the crown seen from above, both sides and the back, where the donor hair grows. Take them in daylight with dry, clean, unstyled hair, and add a few lines about your age, when the loss started, what you have tried, and whether relatives lost hair early. Send the lot to the coordinators, who are on Telegram and Telegram around the clock, and expect a first reply with a provisional reading of your pattern and a list of what is still missing.
Verify the surgeon through the Libyan health authority that registers doctors. If you cannot find a clear route to do that, ask the coordinator for documents that prove the name, the specialty and the licence, and keep copies. This is not distrust; it is the same care a person takes before signing a lease. The donor area is a limited resource that you will use once, and the wise move is to know exactly whose hands are working on it.
Be wary of promises that skip the calendar: thick hair in a week, a result that needs no checking, follicles taken from anywhere on the body without limits. A serious surgeon talks about your donor density and says what cannot be done. Give yourself the time the city itself would take: look at the replies at home, show them to someone you trust, and book only when every answer is written down and the plan is clear.
Send four or five daylight photographs of the front hairline, the crown, both sides and the back, taken with clean, dry, unstyled hair. Add a few lines about your age, how the loss began, medicines you take and family history. The coordinators on Telegram and Telegram reply at any hour with a provisional view and a list of what is missing.
The transplant is a one-day procedure at the clinic under local anaesthesia, and you go home afterwards. The doctors numb the area being treated, so you stay comfortable throughout. Prepare a thin cotton cap, an extra pillow and the written washing instructions for the first evening, and keep your phone within reach.
It is a normal stage between the second and fourth week: the shafts shed while the follicles stay in place. New hair begins to grow at about three to four months. Do not judge the result at this point, and take a photograph in the same light each week so you can compare calmly.
There is no single date for everyone, so ask your coordinator and follow the surgeon's permission. During the first ten days the crusts come off and the area settles, and in July and August the daytime average is above 32 degrees with no rain, so a ventilated hat and shade matter more than any plan for the Judaim beach.
Ask for the surgeon's full name and exact specialty, the technique used, the estimated number of follicles and the follow-up in writing. An offer that avoids these four items cannot be compared with others. If a route to verify the licence is not clear, ask the coordinator for the documents themselves before booking.
Visible density appears between six and nine months, and the final result, with settled density and a natural hairline, takes shape at twelve to eighteen months. A monthly photograph in the same light and the same pose tells you more than a quick look in the mirror.
There is no need. December brings 61 millimetres of rain and January 53, but a waterproof cover when you go out and a refusal to stand under open rain are enough. Winter is gentler on a transplanted scalp than the heat of summer, and the coordinators will help you arrange the timing at any hour.
Photograph the area in daylight and send it at once with a short description: when it began, and whether there is discharge or fever. The surgeon will decide what to do. Do not pick crusts or scratch the area, because that harms what the procedure has just placed.
Page medically reviewed by Anastasia A. Kolesnik, hair transplant doctor. Review date: .