Anaesthetic : Local
Recuperation : 7 to 14 days

Heredity is the major factor in baldness and it affects 66% of men.
For women, hormonal changes, including those that occur in menopause are mainly responsible for female “pattern changes” which include thinning and loss.
To overcome baldness, you are advised to combine medical treatments for hair loss with surgical procedure to replace hair where the loss has occurred.

In the last few years hair transplants and micro-grafting surgenry seemed to have outdone all other hair treatment procedures.
The most commonly known hair replacement requires taking a strip of hair-bearing scalp from the back of the head where the hair is healthy and thick. The strip is then divided into smaller grafts. These grafts are then inserted into tiny slits in the scalp through small puncture points, and must be placed in such a way that hair all grows in the same, natural direction.
While some of the grafts may contains up to five or six hair, it is sometimes necessary to use a number of grafts containing only one or two hair to create a natural appearance. This is known as mini or micro-grafting.
No visible scars remain in the treated area.