Hair transplant surgery involves relocating (transplanting) the bald resistant hair follicles from the back of the head to the balding areas on the top and front of the head. This process is effective and will last a lifetime because the hair follicles taken from the back of the head are genetically resistant to baldness, no matter where they are transplanted. These transplanted hair follicles will continue to grow hair for a life time.

There are several non-surgical hair replacement options. These include: hairpieces, cosmetics for the scalp, the topical solution minoxidil and Propecia, an oral medication for hair loss.

Most people are surprised at how little pain there is during the procedure. Some discomfort is to be expected as the anesthetic is injected into the scalp. Once the skin is anesthetized, there is no pain. If the numbing medicine wears off during the course of the procedure, more is injected to re-anesthatize the area.

Hair transplantation is more expensive than a hair piece or some alternative treatments. However considering that the results are permanent, most people consider it a good investment in their future happiness.

Even in the baldest man a permanent ring of hair exists at the sides and back of the head. For reasons unknown this hair is unaffected by the balding process. In follicular hair transplantation a strip of skin containing this permanent hair is removed from the back of the head. Care is taken that this strip is not too wide so that the flexibility allows the edges to be neatly sutured together after the strip is removed.

Owing to original methods of hair transplantation used in "Talizi" postoperative period is particularly easy. Patients can go back to work the next day after the surgery, unless it is hard physical work. They can wash hair on the third day. Any kind of physical activity is permitted one week after the surgery.

Yes. Female hair loss is quite common. In fact, studies indicate more than 20 million American women are experiencing some degrees of female pattern hair loss. "The great majority of women with typical female pattern hair loss can be helped significantly, Women usually have a similar donor area to men. This means they have enough supply to fulfill the demand, so the results are usually very good".

Hair transplantation should only be started after a long-term master plan has been established. The "try a few" mentality is totally inappropriate for it does not fully inform the patient of the potential problems involved with starting a process which they may not wish to complete.

A strip of skin is taken from over the ears and extends to the back of the scalp (the donor site). Then a skilled physician and his highly trained team must do the extremely detailed work of dissecting the individual follicular unit grafts from this tissue with the use of a sophisticated binocular microscope. The grafts are then transplanted into tiny custom-sized incisions in bald or thinning areas of the scalp. The single-haired grafts are used to recreate a frontal hairline.

Hair from areas at back and sides of head are taken in form of mini and micro grafts and placed in bald areas, especially in front.

Anagen (active) is the growing phase, when the hair fiber is produced. During this stage, hair is rich in melanin, the pigment which gives hair its color. Laser hair removal treatment is most effective during this period. Catagen (club hair) is the period of controlled regression of the hair follicle. The lower part of the hair stops growing, but does not shed, and the follicle is reabsorbed. At this stage, permenent hair removal is difficult to achieve. Telogen (tired) is the last stage.

Lasers are optical devices which produce intense beams of light. A laser consists of an active medium such as a crystal, gas or liquid that amplifies light when stimulated by an external energy source (such as a flash amp or electric discharge). The laser can be fine-tuned to generate a very narrow band of light wavelengths. In one pulse, the laser can remove all the hair on a patch of skin ranging from 9-18mm in size on average.

Hair transplantation involves surgically transferring grafts or small sections of hair bearing skin from the back of the scalp to bald areas on the top of the head. to construct a natural loking hairline, micro grafts are used which contain one hair. elsewhere, mini grafts are commonly used containing two to seven hairs. This type of hair restoration is very effective in most types of hair loss for both men and women.