At Image Regenerative Clinic, any time is suitable for hair transplantation. With the regenerative hair transplant method, patients can undergo the procedure and return to their normal activities within a few hours.
When Should You Undergo Regenerative Hair Transplantation?
The innovative hair transplantation technique performed at Image Regenerative Clinic, which utilizes the regenerative capacity of hair follicles, can be scheduled at any time of the year, including summer or before vacations. The procedure allows for minimally invasive extraction and transplantation of follicles from the nape to the desired area.
After the procedure, patients can resume normal daily activities, including vacations, with only the precaution of wearing a hat and avoiding strenuous activities in the immediate post-operative period.
What Does Utilizing the Follicle's Regenerative Capacity Mean?
Each hair follicle has an intrinsic capacity for hair regeneration. The Image method preserves and stimulates the natural regenerative capacity of cells in each transplanted hair follicle. The follicles, extracted from the nape (donor area) and transplanted through micro-holes in the recipient area, immediately promote regeneration and growth of new hair, along with natural scalp healing. Post-procedure micro-holes become nearly invisible within hours, without forming crusts or visible scarring. Generally, only mild and transient scalp irritation occurs.
How Long Until Hair Transplant Results Are Visible?
Hair growth from transplanted follicles is natural, progressive, and lasting, with visible results within a few months. Transplanted hair maintains the same quality and structure as the donor area hair, ensuring superior resistance to hair loss compared to traditional techniques.
The donor area at the nape remains reusable for potential subsequent procedures, maintaining the available follicle capital. Although the number of transplantable follicles may be lower compared to traditional techniques, this method is particularly suitable for those wishing to preserve the donor area or for patients with limited follicle availability in the donor zone.
