Frequently asked questions

The questions patients from Germany, Austria and Switzerland ask us most. Yours is not here? Message us.

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Before the procedure

How much does a hair transplant cost?

We give you an exact fixed price after the photo analysis. It depends on method and graft count and includes hotel, transfers, support, medication and aftercare. There are no hidden costs.

Which photos do you need for the analysis?

Four photos in daylight: front, top, back of the head and both sides. Hair should be dry and unstyled.

Am I a suitable candidate?

Whether a hair transplant is right for you depends on several factors: your age, how your hair loss is progressing, the quality of your donor area and your general health. What matters most is whether there are enough suitable donor hairs for a realistic result.

Is there anything to observe beforehand?

No alcohol and no blood thinners for a week before without medical advice. Cut down on smoking if you can. You will get a checklist from us.

Procedure and safety

Who performs the procedure?

Your hair transplant is planned and carried out by our experienced team. The procedure takes place under medical supervision and is tailored to your individual hair situation.

How painful is a hair transplant?

We want your hair transplant to be as comfortable as possible. That is why we combine local anaesthesia with individually adjusted sedation – which we call the “Sleep-Deep method”. The sedation helps you relax and experience the treatment more calmly. The local anaesthesia ensures that the treated area is free of pain.

What are the risks of a hair transplant?

A hair transplant is generally a well-tolerated procedure. As with any medical treatment, however, risks cannot be ruled out completely.

In the first few days, temporary swelling, redness, small scabs and a feeling of tightness may occur. These side effects are usually part of normal healing and subside again. Possible complications include bleeding, infection, noticeable scars or insufficient growth of the transplanted hair.

In a personal consultation beforehand we discuss your individual situation and risks. You also receive clear instructions on preparation and aftercare, so that you can contribute to good healing yourself.

After the procedure

When can I work and exercise again?

Office work usually after seven to ten days. Light sport after two weeks; weight training, swimming and sauna after about four weeks.

Is the result permanent?

Transplanted hair comes from a zone that is genetically largely resistant to hair loss and grows permanently. Your own, non-transplanted hair can continue to thin.

What if I have questions after I get home?

Your coordinator is reachable on WhatsApp. Just send check-up photos there.

Send photos for analysis

Send us four photos. You will get a medical assessment with method, graft count and fixed price, usually within 24 hours.

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