Hair Transplant
Hair loss can affect how you look and how you feel about yourself. A hair transplant uses your own hair to restore areas that have thinned or receded, such as the hairline, the top of the head or the crown.
At Hair of Greece, we use the Sapphire FUE technique. Grafts (individual hair follicles) are extracted one by one from the donor area, usually the back and sides of the scalp. The surgeon then uses sapphire blades to open tiny channels in the recipient area and places each graft at the angle and direction of your natural hair.
As the follicles come from an area that resists hair loss, the transplanted hair generally keeps growing long term. Your results will look natural, as it is your own hair.
Is it right for you?
The right plan depends on your type of hair loss, the area to be covered and the quality of your donor area. Send us four photos of your scalp and our team will estimate the number of grafts you need and recommend the right approach.
The procedure
The transplant is performed under local anaesthesia at our clinic. Most patients feel the first injections and little after that. It is usually completed in one day, while larger procedures may be divided over two days.
Aftercare
Following our surgeons’ post-operative care instructions is crucial for optimal recovery. Avoid touching or scratching the grafted area, so you don’t disrupt the healing process or damage the transplanted follicles. We support you with day-by-day aftercare for the first 40 days, followed by regular check-ins until your final result.
When will you see results?
It is normal for the transplanted hairs to shed during the first weeks, as the follicles enter a resting phase. New growth usually starts at 3–4 months, and the final result shows at around 12 months. The crown can take longer. Results vary from person to person.
Not sure how many
grafts you need?
Send four photos. We’ll come back with an estimate and a plan.