How it works
Three concepts underpin everything we do, the follicle as building block, where it is taken from and where it is planted.
Grafts the foundation of a hair transplant
A graft is a very small unit consisting of 1-4 hair strands from the same follicle. Each graft is often less than 1 mm and works as a natural building block in a hair transplant. Thanks to their small size the skin heals quickly, and when the grafts are placed with care they create a natural density in hair, beard, eyebrows or scars.
Donor area where is the hair taken from?
The donor area is where the follicles are harvested, usually at the back or the sides of the head. Here the hair grows naturally strong and is rarely affected by hereditary hair loss. The follicles taken from here are called donor hair, and they keep growing even after they have been moved to a new area.
Recipient area the area we fill with hair
The recipient area is the place to be filled with hair. It can be the hairline, the temples, the crown, the top of the head, the beard, the eyebrows or over a scar. Here each graft is placed with care so that the hair grows in the right direction and blends naturally with your existing hair.