Your journey to confident hair starts here.

How it works

• Assess donor density, scalp condition and recipient area.
• Extract individual follicular units with specialised instruments.
• Prepare and place grafts according to the planned hairline.
• Growth develops gradually over the following months.

Pre-care

• Share medicines, supplements, allergies and medical history.
• Follow the clinic's washing and medication instructions.
• Avoid smoking/alcohol when advised around the procedure.
• Do not apply unapproved scalp products before treatment.

Post-care & safety

• Follow washing and sleeping instructions.
• Protect the recipient area from friction and sun.
• Do not pick crusts or scratch the scalp.
• Contact the clinic for fever, pus, spreading redness or unusual bleeding.

Before / after

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What to expect

• Blood is collected and processed.
• Prepared platelet-rich material is applied to selected scalp areas.
• Multiple sessions may be recommended depending on the treatment plan.

Safety & aftercare

• Tell the clinician about medicines and blood-related conditions.
• Mild tenderness or swelling may occur.
• Follow washing and exercise instructions.
• Seek review for severe pain or infection signs.

Before / after photography

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Safety

• Disclose allergies, medicines and active scalp disease.
• Use sterile, approved materials.
• Temporary injection-site tenderness may occur.
• Report unusual reactions promptly.

Safety instructions

• Use the device exactly as directed.
• Discuss photosensitising medicines or conditions.
• Do not use over untreated lesions where contraindicated.
• Stop and seek advice for significant irritation.

Diet support

• Prioritise adequate protein and varied whole foods.
• Investigate suspected deficiencies with professional testing.
• Avoid extreme crash diets.

How to reduce dandruff

• Wash regularly according to scalp type.
• Use an appropriate anti-dandruff shampoo when advised.
• Avoid scratching and sharing combs or towels.
• Reduce heavy product buildup.

Safety

• Persistent redness, pain, crusting or hair loss needs review.
• Avoid harsh home remedies on irritated skin.
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Potential goals

• Support the appearance of skin texture and radiance.
• Selected fine lines and uneven texture.
• Gradual improvement rather than an instant transformation.

Before / after

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Pre-care

• Follow instructions about retinoids and exfoliants.
• Disclose medicines and previous reactions.
• Do not treat sunburned or severely irritated skin.

Post-care

• Use broad-spectrum sunscreen and gentle moisturiser.
• Do not pick peeling skin.
• Pause unapproved active products until recovery.
• Report blistering, severe pain or swelling.

Safety

• Choose products according to sensitivity and diagnosis.
• Avoid aggressive exfoliation on irritated skin.
• Maintain sunscreen use.
• Tell the provider about allergies and medications.

Diet support

• Eat varied fruits and vegetables.
• Choose adequate protein and healthy fats.
• Stay hydrated.
• Limit foods that you know worsen your individual symptoms.

Before / after

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Safety

• Disclose tanning, skin sensitivity and medicines.
• Follow shaving and sun-avoidance instructions.
• Temporary redness can occur.
• Seek assessment for blistering, burns or persistent pigment change.

Before / after

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Safety precautions

• Disclose allergies, medicines and active skin infection.
• Use sterile, approved materials and trained practitioners.
• Temporary redness, swelling or bruising can occur.
• Seek care for worsening pain, fever, pus or spreading redness.

Potential uses

• Appearance of mild skin laxity.
• Texture-focused treatment plans.
• Gradual improvement may require multiple sessions.

Safety precautions

• Tell the provider about implants and active skin disease.
• Follow device-specific pre/post-care.
• Report excessive heat or pain immediately.
• Use sun protection after treatment.

Treatment planning

• Assess scar type and active acne.
• Select an appropriate procedure or combination where indicated.
• Set realistic expectations; improvement is usually gradual.

Safety precautions

• Do not pick active acne or healing areas.
• Use sun protection to reduce pigment-change risk.
• Follow wound-care instructions after resurfacing.
• Report infection, severe swelling or unexpected pigment change.