Frequently asked questions

Local anesthesia is performed in two stages. Injections may feel uncomfortable at first, then the area becomes painless. Cold and vibration techniques are used to minimize injection discomfort.

A mandatory 15-day reflection period applies between the consultation and the procedure, as required by French aesthetic regulations.

The back of the scalp and above the ears, areas naturally resistant to androgenetic alopecia. For BHT cases, additional zones can include the beard area and chest.

A follicular unit grouping 1 to 4 hairs together, with an average of 2 to 2.5 hairs per unit. 1,000 grafts therefore correspond to 2,000 to 2,500 transplanted hairs.

Full results appear at 12 months (18 months for vertex grafts). Hair shedding occurs in the first 2 months. Regrowth becomes visible at 2 to 3 months. Good density is reached at 6 to 8 months.

Permanently: an 80 to 120-year lifespan. The transplanted hairs come from a zone resistant to DHT and retain that resistance throughout life.

The FUE technique leaves no visible scarring. The 0.8mm micropunch extraction sites are hidden by regrowth.

A consultation identifies general contraindications (serious progressive disease, certain treatments). Locally: unstabilized alopecia areata is a poor indication; an insufficient donor zone (Norwood 7) may call for alternatives like artificial hair systems or scalp micropigmentation.

Yes: regenerative treatments (mesotherapy, growth factors, mesograft, exosomes, nanofat) can address early-stage hair loss and prevent further loss. They are often combined with transplantation.

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Yes. Visit our Before & After page: every case includes photos and the technical details of the procedure.