Methods of hair transplant

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Hair transplant in processMethods of hair transplant

FUT-Strip
The evolved version of the classical technique FUT-Strip is applied. A graft segment is taken from the Donor zone according to the elasticity of the skin and the maximum number of hair follicles is parted, in an absolutely safe manner, and transplanted. To this end, state of the art micro stereoscopes are used. After hair follicles are parted, in accordance with the number required, they are transplanted in a natural manner adjusting inclination and angle (to get a detailed and natural result) in the vacant areas. It is stressed that upon the donor area a modern hair growing way of skin convergence is applied for nasty scars of the past to be avoided.

FUE
The Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is here to transplant hair, in a hair by hair fashion without the need for convergence offering the patient a rest of mind as to any scar. Both techniques are applicable to both men and women with local anesthesia either individually or in combination. Proper information and correct planning in combination with updated techniques, which MedHair employees employ, offer the best possible solution for each particular case.

Supplementary Therapies

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma)

The contemporary hair loss therapy PRP comprises an innovative method for dealing with the problem of hair loss for both men and women. It takes advantage of the regenerating qualities of the Growth Factors of platelets and is effective both as a hair loss treatment and a post-surgical reinforcement treatment. PRP enhances the regeneration and activation of hair follicles. It forces the organism to react in an intense but absolutely natural manner to their malfunction as it provides the hair loss area with activated cells which take over the process of regeneration.

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