After an FUE hair transplantation, bald or balding patches on your scalp are a thing of the past.
The treatment is almost completely painless.
The procedure does not leave visible scars and you can count on a particularly fast healing process.
A pre-anesthetic (laughing gas or oral medication) is applied in such a way that you hardly suffer during the injection of the local anesthetic.
Even after the treatment there is no or virtually no pain.
This makes it possible to achieve particularly natural-looking results, time after time.
FUE hair transplant (Follicular Unit Extraction) is currently the least invasive hair transplantation method that is offered. No scalpel or sutures are used, no general anesthesia.
Thanks to recent developments it is possible to transplant hair follicles with a guaranteed natural result.
FUE hair transplantation is suitable for treating both starting and sometimes advanced hair loss.
In order to qualify for FUE hair transplantation, it is important that there are sufficient donor hairs available. By this we mean that there must be sufficient hair follicles present on the back or on the sides of your head. Hairs are deliberately choosen from these areas, because these hairs are less or not sensitive to hereditary hair loss.
To determine whether a FUE hair transplant is suitable for you, you can request an online consultation free of charge. During this consultation we will advise you about the possibilities and / or alternative solutions.
If you are not eligible for a FUE hair transplant, we can often help you. We also offer alternative treatments such as tricopigmentation and hair pigmentation.
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A hair transplant is something that you should consider carefully before taking the final decision.
We think it is very important to prepare well in advance for the treatment. Here are the 3 key steps:
always start the hair transplant process with a consultation - information meeting. This can be arranged at our clinic (after appointment) or via Skype video conference.
During this consultation we will investigate the possibilities of a FUE hair transplantion. If you are eligible for a transplant, we will discuss with you how the treatment works. You also have plenty of room to ask any questions.
Our advice is to make a list in advance with questions or ambiguities. This way you will know exactly what to expect after the interview.
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After the local anesthetic is performed the hair grafts are removed from the donor area with a special FUE needle. Often these grafts consist of one to four hairs. This part of the treatment lasts 1-3 hours, depending on the number of hairs that are needed.
The removed grafts are then placed back in the skin. In order to be able to implant the hairs in the reception area, we make a small opening with the help of a special instrument. In this opening we implant the grafts manually.
After completing the treatment, you are handed over the aftercare kit.
We also keep in touch with you regularly after the treatment to check the progress. The end result is only reached 12 months after the treatment.
As can be seen in the graph above, the growth process takes about 12 months.
To give you a realistic expectation of the end result, we would like to show you pictures of the patients who have undergone a FUE hair transplant. View the before-and-after photos of our patients.
The FUE method has been recognized by the largest international organizations as a successor to the classic strip / FUT hair transplant technique. .
Are you curious about the possibilities of a FUE hair transplantation in your situation?
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or send an e-mail to info@prohairclinic.com.
We are also happy to speak to you by telephone. You can reach us from Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 17:00.
Belgium- call: +32 3 8 991 916
The before and after pictures are part of an educational process that is intended to inform potential hair loss sufferers of modern en scientific solutions.
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