Hair recovery

1- HAIR REGENERATION PLAN

2- HAIR MICROTRANSPLANT- FUE TECHNIQUE

HAIR REGENERATION PLAN

Hair can be subjected to negative stimuli that favor hair loss (hormones, stress, anemia, autoimmune pathologies, etc.), so each case must be studied in order to personalize the treatment.

The regenerative plan associates different techniques

• Microinjections with ultrafine needles of active ingredients to minimize negative stimuli (such as 5 alpha reductase inhibitors), and stimulators to strengthen existing hair and promote the development of “minimized” hair.
• LASER ERBIO SMOOTH® produces tissue stimulation and promotes hair bulb development.
• CARBOXYTHERAPY: CO2 is a gas that stimulates tissue oxygenation and collagen formation through the biochemical pathway of nitrous oxide, which increases after injection. It is applied with an ultrafine needle.

HAIR MICROTRANSPLANT- FUE TECHNIQUE

When the degree of alopecia is significant, we can resort to a hair by hair grafting technique (FUE technique), which consists of transplanting follicular units from an area with more hair density (such as the nape of the neck) and grafting them in the desired areas, usually in the forehead line and lateral entries, as well as in the crown of the head.

The number of follicles to be transplanted will depend on the density of the donor area and the need of the recipient area.

A previous evaluation and analysis is performed. After the transplantation or grafting, the patient is instructed to wash the head and take the appropriate medication.

Normally the hair of the transplanted follicles usually falls out within a few days and begins to grow between 6 and 9 months after the procedure.