Frequently Asked Questions about Hair Transplantation

Wondering how to initiate your hair restoration journey? The first step is a detailed assessment of your situation, which we conduct through a photo consultation or a personal meeting.

Interested in meeting us for a consultation? We host our sessions in the Netherlands, Norway, Germany, and Turkey. Additionally, we periodically organize meetings in various international locations.

Contemplating the right moment for your hair transplant? Early intervention might not always be the best path. We recommend addressing premature hair loss with medication initially and reserving transplantation as a solution for more advanced cases. Recent advancements ensure that waiting doesn’t have to lead to undue stress.

Is an undetectable hair transplant achievable? Absolutely! We blend artistic touch, cutting-edge technology, and meticulous techniques to deliver hair transplants that are virtually indistinguishable from natural hair.

Curious about how many grafts you might need? We consider several factors like your unique bone structure, density needs, and existing hair volume to give you a personalized estimate.

How long to wait before your next session? We usually recommend a gap of 12-14 months to allow for an accurate assessment of hair growth, ensuring optimal placement for subsequent grafts.

Concerned about discomfort during the procedure? Our surgeries are performed under local anesthesia, ensuring a pain-free experience. Our expert anesthesiologists select the best pre-surgical and local anesthesia options based on your personal health profile.

Why choose the lateral slit technique? This method offers enhanced control over graft angulation and direction, results in minimal tissue damage, allows for denser graft placement, and creates a fuller appearance.

Is hair transplantation suitable for women? Absolutely! Modern techniques have made hair transplantation a viable option for many women suffering from pattern hair loss. Success depends on assessing the donor/recipient area ratio and aligning with the patient’s expectations.

Why do we advocate for manual Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)? It gives us the utmost control during the procedure, ensuring we maximize the use of the donor area and assess each graft’s quality in real-time. Our dedication to the FUE method is strengthened by our commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes.

How do mega-sessions affect graft growth? When conducted by our experienced team, mega-sessions can deliver dense, natural, and impressive results without compromising graft growth. However, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution.

Are there any medications to avoid before your surgery? Yes, we provide a comprehensive list in our pre-op instructions. For specific medication-related inquiries, don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

Should you inform us about any existing medical conditions? Absolutely, full disclosure of your medical history is crucial for us to ensure your safety and the success of the procedure.

What will the transplanted area look like after surgery? Expect some scabbing and a pink hue for the first 7-10 days. Typically, any redness will fade within 2-4 weeks.

Wondering how much time off you’ll need? We recommend at least two days of rest post-surgery. If you’re concerned about visible scabbing or swelling, you might consider a longer break. Swelling can be managed with ice packs, but scabbing will be noticeable unless covered by a loose hat.

Does smoking impact the procedure? Smoking can impair blood flow to the scalp, affecting wound healing and potentially leading to suboptimal hair growth. We generally advise quitting smoking at least one week before and two weeks after the procedure.

What’s the role of PRP in hair transplants? PRP is a concentration of platelets in plasma, known to aid wound healing and potentially benefit hair transplants by enhancing graft survival. The use of PRP in hair transplants is subject to ongoing research and debate.

How do we ensure graft survival during storage? Our storage protocol involves a specialized solution and temperature-controlled environment to minimize graft stress and maximize survival rates.

Why is liposomal ATP important? It supplements the grafts with essential energy during the critical period before revascularization, enhancing graft survival and promoting stronger hair growth.

When will you see results? Hair growth is a gradual process. While initial signs of growth can be seen in a few months, the full impact of the transplant is typically observed after 6-8 months, with continued maturation over 18 months.

If you have any queries or wish to schedule a consultation, a phone call is the most direct way to reach us. This initial interaction allows us to understand your needs and expectations. Alternatively, you’re welcome to send an email or visit our clinic to ensure you’re making the best choice with Estefarya.

No matter the medium – over the phone or in-person – expect comprehensive advice about the treatment you’re considering. At Estefarya, we believe in transparency and clarity. Understanding what your journey entails is not just reassuring but also prepares you for the transformation ahead.

The days leading up to your treatment are crucial. We recommend avoiding alcohol for at least 48 hours beforehand and hydrating more than usual. Staying well-hydrated is not just good advice – it’s essential for ensuring optimal results from your treatment.

Allow plenty of time for your arrival and parking. Once you step into Estefarya, a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere awaits you. Enjoy our array of amenities, from streaming your favorite Netflix shows to enjoying the latest magazines. And remember, we’re here to pamper you with refreshments because staying hydrated is key!

Post-treatment care is pivotal for the best outcomes. Our team will guide you on using specific creams or tinctures if necessary. Paying heed to our experts’ advice ensures that your journey with us leads to the results you’ve envisioned. Feel free to jot down notes during your visit or ask our staff to provide written instructions.