Hairline Reconstruction

Our hair restoration surgery offers a personalized approach to addressing your specific hair loss concerns. Beginning with an in-depth consultation, our experienced specialist will develop a customized treatment plan tailored to your needs and goals. On the day of the surgery, you can expect careful execution of the procedure, ensuring reduced discomfort and best results. Postoperative care instructions will be provided to promote healing and minimize discomfort, followed by scheduled follow-up appointments to monitor your progress. 

If you experience hair loss due to genetics, aging, hormonal changes, or other factors, you can benefit from this reconstruction procedure. Ideal candidates may have a high forehead and loose scalp, while hair transplants are right for those with a receding hairline and good donor hair density. Consultation with our hair restoration surgeon is crucial to determine if you're a good candidate and discuss the best procedure for your situation.

Our surgeons perform the procedure using advanced techniques such as follicular unit transplantation (FUT), follicular unit extraction (FUE) or scalp micropigmentation (SMP). The choice of the right technique depends on factors such as the extent of hair loss, individual preferences, and the expertise of the surgeon.

Hairline Reconstruction can provide long-lasting results, especially with surgical procedures like FUT or FUE, where transplanted hair follicles are typically permanent. However, additional maintenance or touch-up sessions may be required over time to maintain optimal results, particularly with non-surgical methods like SMP or PRP therapy.

These procedures differ in how they harvest the hair follicles:

1. These procedures differ in how they harvest the hair follicles:

• FUT (Follicular Unit Transplant): Here, a scalp strip containing healthy hair follicles is removed from the donor area, mainly from the back of the head. The follicles are then separated from the strip and transplanted into the balding areas. This method leaves a linear scar at the donor site.
• FUE involves the extraction of individual follicular units from the scalp using a specialized tool. This method leaves tiny, dot-like scars that are easier to conceal. This is a preferred choice for many individuals due to its minimal scarring.

FUE involves the extraction of individual follicular units from the scalp using a specialized tool. This method leaves tiny, dot-like scars that are easier to conceal. This is a preferred choice for many individuals due to its minimal scarring.