Hair transplant

Because there are a lot of blood vessels, veins and other sensitive organs around that particular area, Nordic Hair Clinic does not perform that type of beard transplant. This is too great a risk.

Most people can have a beard transplant. It all depends on your circumstances and preferences.

The number of grafts(hair follicles) needed will be determined during the consultation when we review the area to be covered and how much hair is already growing on the cheeks. We take hair from the neck in the first place, but also from the chest if necessary.

After a beard transplant, you should not eat solid food for the first four days. Instead, you drink soup through a straw.

This is to avoid damage to the newly transplanted hair follicles from the chewing motion of eating. After 4 days, the hair follicles will have grown back and you can eat as normal again.

After 4 weeks you can start trimming your beard with a trimmer – but not shorter than 3 mm. It is important that the trimmer has a plastic cover or a plastic comb on the razor.

It is also important that you do not shave with a razor directly on the skin before 6 months have passed. Only after 6 months can you shave with a metal razor without the risk of damaging the transplanted hair follicles.

The price of a beard transplant depends on how many grafts (hair follicles) you wish to move in order to get your expected result. The price of a beard transplant also varies depending on whether you have it in Sweden or Turkey.

The price for a beard transplant in Sweden is from 25 000 SEK.

The effect of Rogaine Forte will vary from person to person.

However, many people find that treatment with Rogaine Forte has had a positive effect with denser beard growth.

The transplanted hair normally grows about 1 cm per month. That’s why we recommend trimming your eyebrows twice a week to get a nice and natural result.

Yes, you can. Keep in mind that the shape of your tattoo may determine the shape of the new eyebrows as these will need to be covered.

Yes, we offer eyebrow transplants for those who want to get fuller eyebrows or adjust the shape of the existing eyebrows.

During an eyebrow transplant, we move hair follicles from an area that is rich in hair to the areas of the eyebrow that you wish to fill in.

The cabin pressure on the plane can cause the swelling to go up, but it usually subsides after a day or two.

As with any medical procedure, there are risks to consider before undergoing a hair transplant in Turkey. It includes infection, uneven growth of the hair follicles, scarring and temporary shock loss of existing hair.

As with all surgical procedures, there is a risk of complications or side effects after a hair transplant in Turkey. Common side effects include temporary swelling, redness and tenderness in the transplanted area, but serious complications are rare when the procedure is performed by experienced personnel.

The costs of a hair transplant in Turkey can be significantly lower compared to many Western countries, making it an attractive option for many patients. Prices vary depending on factors such as the reputation of the clinic, the experience of the staff and the number of grafts transplanted.

The most common methods of hair transplant used in Turkey include FUE and FUT. FUE is commonly used due to its less invasive nature and faster recovery.

Choosing between undergoing a hair transplant in Turkey or in Sweden means taking into account more factors that can affect the treatment experience and the results. hårtransplantation Here are some of the biggest differences between a hair transplant in Turkey and in Sweden:

Costs: Generally speaking, the cost of a hair transplant is lower in Turkey compared to Sweden. This is due to differences in labor costs and living costs between countries.

Quality and experience: Despite lower costs in Turkey, many clinics have medical teams with long experience. On the other hand, Sweden can offer high-quality care with strict rules and certifications for medical practice.

Aftercare and follow-up: Aftercare and follow-up after a hair transplant can vary between Turkey and Sweden. In Sweden, patients may have closer access to aftercare and follow-up due to proximity to the clinic, while in Turkey it may require traveling back for follow-up visits.

Language and culture: Communication and cultural differences can play a role in the patient’s experience of the hair transplant. In Sweden, patients can have the advantage of communicating in their native language and feel more comfortable with cultural norms and expectations.

There are both similarities and differences between hair transplants in Turkey and Sweden. It is important for each individual to consider their personal preferences, needs and expectations in order to make the best decision for their hair transplant.

The risk of getting an infection is very low despite the heat, and after the hair transplant you will also be given antibiotics as a preventative measure. As long as you don’t put your head against dirty surfaces, you shouldn’t have to worry.

The scabs usually disappear one to two weeks after the procedure.

The most critical time is the first 2-3 days when the area is at its most sensitive. The first week you should be extra careful.

After 2 weeks, it’s okay to start practicing, but you should still be a little careful with the sun and be vigilant not to scratch the transplanted hair.

After 3 weeks, you can generally do most everyday things, but avoid things like kicking a football, wearing a helmet or shaving with a razor. We are always available to answer your questions about aftercare.

The aftercare of your transplanted area is as important for your final result as the actual performance of the hair transplant. Therefore, it is important that you follow the instructions given to you at your consultationafter your hair transplant.

To make this easier, we have gathered all the information you need to know about the aftercare of your transplant site. You can find it here.

It is not recommended to wear a hat or cap until a week after the operation as there is a risk of scraping the hair follicles.

After a week, you can wear a hat or cap if it is not too tight. Remember that the cap or hat must not lie exactly on the transplanted area for at least two weeks. Read more about aftercare.

If you wish, you can trim your hair after three to four weeks. It is important not to trim the hair shorter than 3-4 mm the first time.

After six weeks it is possible to trim the hair down to 2 mm. No shaving with a razor for the first six months. After four weeks you can dye your hair.

After a beard transplant, you should not eat solid food for the first four days. Instead, you drink soup through a straw.

This is to avoid damage to the newly transplanted hair follicles from the chewing motion of eating. After 4 days, the hair follicles will have grown back and you can eat as normal again.

After 4 weeks you can start trimming your beard with a trimmer – but not shorter than 3 mm. It is important that the trimmer has a plastic cover or a plastic comb on the razor.

It is also important that you do not shave with a razor directly on the skin before 6 months have passed. Only after 6 months can you shave with a metal razor without the risk of damaging the transplanted hair follicles.

The swelling usually goes down within the first 48 hours after the procedure.

After 4 weeks, you can start dyeing the newly transplanted hair – that is, the hair that has been moved from the neck and placed in the desired area.

The remaining hair that has not been transplanted can be dyed as usual the week after your hair transplant.

After your hair transplant, you can take 1-2 Alvedon for pain relief in case you feel any pain.

Avoid drugs such as Ipren, Treo or Aspirin for up to 48 hours after your hair transplant. They contain a substance called acetylsalicylic acid, which has a blood-thinning effect and increases the risk of bleeding. If you bleed too much after the procedure, the hair follicles have more difficulty growing back.

If you have transplanted over an area with no blood supply (e.g. a scar), we can give you Aspirin instead to stimulate the blood supply to that area and thus facilitate the hair follicles’ process of growing firmly.

You will be given a low dose of antibiotics for the first 3 days after your hair transplant to reduce the risk of infection.

This is not a normal course of antibiotics and the dose is very low. A total of 4 pills are taken.

No, you don’t need to worry. It is normal for some blood or wound fluid to appear in the first few days.

You can take a paper towel and wipe off the blood.

You can start washing your donation area immediately after removing the bandage. However, avoid the water coming over your transplant area (where your hair follicles have moved) until 2 days after your hair transplant.

To remove the scabs as gently as possible and to keep the area clean, we recommend standing in the shower for 10 minutes. Do not wash the area longer than this.

10 minutes is enough to soften the scabs and help them fall off naturally. Repeat this every day until all the scabs have fallen off.

You can use an ordinary mild shampoo.

Most shampoos are mild and sold in grocery stores, but avoid shampoos for dandruff or shampoos that target hair growth as they tend to be stronger.

Use hot enough water so that it is comfortable to stand in the shower for 10 minutes. Do not shower your hair in cold water.

The most important thing is that you can wash your hair in peace and let the scabs soften.

Avoid tearing or picking away at the scabs, even if they itch. There is a high risk that the hair follicle will follow if the crust of the wound is pulled off too early.

To help the scabs fall off naturally, we recommend washing your hair once a day for 10 minutes according to the instructions.

After 4 weeks, you can start dyeing the newly transplanted hair – that is, the hair that has been moved from the neck and placed in the desired area. The remaining hair, which has not been moved, can be dyed as usual the week after your hair transplant.

If the crust of the wound remains too long, it creates a hard barrier that prevents the hair from growing.

It is therefore important that you wash your hair according to the instructions you have received from us so that we can help the hair follicles to get started as soon as possible.

If you wash your hair regularly every day, the scabs will fall off naturally and you’ll also avoid the risk of infection.

The most critical time is the first 2-3 days when the area is at its most sensitive. The first week you should be extra careful.

After 2 weeks it is okay to start practicing, but you should still be a little careful with the sun and be vigilant so that the transplanted hair is not scratched.

After 3 weeks, you can generally do most everyday things, but avoid things like kicking a football, wearing a helmet or shaving with a razor.

We are always on hand to answer questions about aftercare.