Frequently asked questions

It depends on the type and stability of your hair loss and on the quality of your donor area. After you apply, our team asks you for a few photos. Our medical team reviews them and tells you whether a hair transplant, a supportive treatment or another approach is suitable for you.

After you apply, our team contacts you and asks for a few photos of your hair from different angles. The medical team reviews them together with your health information and prepares a personalised treatment plan, including the recommended technique and, for a hair transplant, an estimated number of grafts. The online hair analysis is free of charge.

Hair transplant procedures are performed under local anaesthesia, so the treated areas are numbed. You may feel some discomfort when the anaesthetic is given and some tenderness in the days after the procedure. Our medical team explains how to manage this.

Transplanted hairs usually shed in the first weeks. New growth typically begins after three to four months, and the final result is usually visible after 12 to 18 months. Results vary from person to person.

Every plan is personalised, so the cost depends on the treatment, the technique and, for a hair transplant, the number of grafts needed. You receive clear pricing together with your personalised plan after the free online hair analysis.

It depends on the size of the area to be treated, the density you would like and the capacity of your donor area. Our medical team estimates the number of grafts after reviewing your photos during the online analysis.

Hair follicles taken from the donor area are generally less affected by pattern hair loss, so transplanted hair usually keeps growing over the long term. Your existing, non-transplanted hair may still thin over time, which is why our medical team takes possible future hair loss into account when planning.

Many people return to office work within about a week. Redness and small crusts in the treated areas usually fade within the first two weeks. Strenuous exercise, swimming and some other activities should be avoided for longer. You receive detailed aftercare instructions.

Not always. Diffuse thinning across the whole scalp, or hair loss with an underlying medical cause, may need a different approach first. Our medical team assesses your situation and recommends a hair transplant only when it is a suitable option for you.

Not necessarily the whole head. How much shaving is needed depends on the area to be treated and the number of grafts. This is discussed with you during planning, so you know exactly what to expect.

Each graft is placed to follow the natural angle and direction of your facial hair, and the design is planned with you to suit your face. Once grown, the transplanted hairs can be trimmed and shaped like the rest of your beard.

The treated area should not be shaved until the grafts are secure. Your medical team will tell you exactly when you can start trimming and shaving again, usually after the first couple of weeks.

Usually, yes. The transplanted hairs come from the scalp and keep their natural growth pattern, so they grow longer than typical eyebrow hair and need regular trimming to keep their shape.

It usually takes a few hours, depending on the number of grafts. Your plan, including the timing of the procedure, is shared with you in advance.

This depends on your assessment. The treatments are usually given as a series of sessions a few weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions if needed. Our medical team recommends a schedule for you.

No. PRP and mesotherapy can support existing hair and may help after a hair transplant, but they cannot restore hair in areas where the follicles have been lost. In those areas, a hair transplant may be considered.