Consultation for hair transplantation

1. Health declaration

When you come to us for a consultation, you will start by filling in a health declaration. We need to know that you are healthy or if you have had any illnesses that could affect hair growth and a possible hair transplant.

If you have been taking different types of medication, these can affect hair growth and a possible hair transplant. All medical details are important before a procedure to ensure the quality of the result.

2. Your wishes

First we need to know what it is you want to achieve. Do you want to lower the hairline, fill in the temples or improve the density of the crown or mid-leg?

When do you want to perform the procedure? In summer or winter – what suits you best? The results are just as good – it’s just a matter of when in your life it suits you to have a week off.

If you want to split the payment, we can help you through MedicalFinance.

3. Examination

We examine a variety of details to find the best solution for your hair transplant.

How good is your donation area in the neck? How much hair can we move? Do your neck hair follicles consist of single, double or triple hairs? Do you have swirls in your hair and in which direction do the hairs grow? We need to examine all of this in order for you to get a natural result from your hair transplant.

If you have eczema or psoriasis, it is important that we check this. Scars, warts or other skin changes are important to check so that we can take these into account during the hair transplant.

4. Draw the hairline

We can draw a hairline together in front of the mirror so you can see different options. We can then go through what type of hairline you feel most comfortable with and come up with the best solution for you. Maybe you already have a picture in your head and know what you want it to look like.

This will also give you a better idea of what it might look like. After we’ve finished drawing, you’ll have a clear picture of what the result will be and what your new hairline will look like.

5. Number of grafts

Once we have gone through your wishes and conditions to determine what should be done, we will make a final assessment of the number of grafts– and therefore the price of your transplant.

Normally, we do not transplant more than 4,000 grafts at the same operation. If you need much more, we recommend that you have two procedures about 6-9 months apart. All to ensure that your end result is as good as possible in the long run.

6. Book transplantation

After the consultation, we often recommend that you take some information home with you and think things through before booking your transplant.

Once you’ve decided to go ahead, you can contact us to check availability, usually there’s at least a month’s wait so it’s good to be out well in advance if you’ve got something special planned.