Camilla

My problem has always been that I have high bays I want to correct my female hairlineSo I don't suffer from hair loss. It is hairline that I got from my dad. Ever since I was a teenager, I wished there was something I could do about it,” Camilla says.

Ever since I was a teenager, I wished there was something I could do about it.

A few years ago, Camilla started reading about hair transplants. Then she only found information about a method called the Strip method, in which you take a piece of skin from the back of the head and use the hair follicles that are in the skin. Camilla felt it was a bit too extreme for what she was after. She wanted to avoid having to sew up the back of her head and get a scar there. She felt she needed to think for a while longer about a Hair Transplant was the right way to go for her.

The FUE method was the solution

It took a few more years until I felt like I couldn't take it anymore. I just wanted to solve it. Then I started looking for hair transplants again and then I discovered that there was another method, FUE method. That's when I felt that maybe a hair transplant could be something for me,” says Camilla.

Camilla read reviews, looked around at several hair liner and read our customer stories. In the end, it was the gut feeling that she listened to. She booked a consultation and then chose to book her hair transplant at Nordic Hair Clinic.

“I hadn't really had time to get nervous the days before and when I went to Nordic Hair Clinic to do my hair transplant, I just felt a little nervous. When I sat and waited in the waiting room before the surgery, everything was so relaxed around me so I felt that way too. What I wondered most was how the anaesthetic needles would feel,” says Camilla.

After the Hair Transplant

The hair transplant went well. It was as I suspected, that it was only the first injections of anesthetic that felt a little, but then I didn't feel anything and just lay there. I was just looking forward to getting hair follicles where I didn't have any,” Camilla says.

The first thing Camilla did when she got home was to check how things were going. She took some pictures with her cell phone and sent to her friends and family who knew about her hair transplant.

They thought it was cool that I had done it. But my husband had expected it to look bloodier than it did, that you'd get big holes afterwards. So he just said, “Well, it just looked like that. Surely it was nothing special.” People just think it's cool that technology has gotten as far as it has, that you can do something like this. They were all happy for me.

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