Planting the beginning of a new chapter

The recommendation depends on the type of hair loss, scalp condition, medical history, and personal goals. The initial assessment helps determine whether medical treatment, a complementary procedure, or a hair transplant is most appropriate.

We assess the cause and stability of hair loss, hair characteristics, and the availability of follicular units in the donor area. This information allows us to plan a realistic, personalized option.

Duration varies according to the treatment area and the planned number of follicular units. As a reference, a session may take between 4 and 6 hours, including breaks and continuous support from the team.

Recovery differs for each patient. Some people quickly resume their activities, while others prefer to rest for a few days. The team provides personalized instructions on hygiene, physical activity, heat exposure, and follow-up visits.

Hair growth is progressive. The first changes are usually visible after a few months, and results continue to develop. A fuller assessment of a transplant is generally made around 9 to 12 months.

It is a treatment that uses plasma obtained from the patient’s own blood. It is applied locally as part of a plan to strengthen the hair and may complement other treatments when professionally indicated.

It consists of superficial, targeted applications to the scalp. The substances, number of sessions, and frequency are determined according to the diagnosis, goals, and response of each patient.

It is a nonsurgical procedure using specialized pigments to visually recreate follicles or give the appearance of greater density. The design, tone, and number of sessions are personalized for a natural-looking result.