PRP Hair Transplant therapy is a non-surgical process. Some of the side effects that you are likely to experience from the PRP treatment include:

Slight pain during the injecting of PRP into the scalp
The tightness of the scalp as well as minor headaches after the PRP injection
Redness
Swellings around the forehead and the eye which subside after 24 hours of the PRP therapy
Slight Temporary bleeding at the injection site
These side effects are short lasting and a direct result of administering the treatment.

PRP is one of the most effective hair treatment methods available for patients that prefer non-surgical solutions for hair restoration. Our medical team will ensure that you receive the best medical care during your PRP Hair Transplant process. Feel free to contact us and book your appointment now!

The FUT method is an advanced cosmetic procedure that’s completely safe and doesn’t require any maintenance. The typical mild side effects that you can experience after this hair transplant process include swelling, redness, itching and a bit of pain. However, you can easily and quickly relieve the side effects through fast-acting prescriptions. Generally, from the very next day of the surgery, you can get back to your daily routine as usual.

For most cases, little or no time needs to be taken off. If time off is needed, then a week or so is more than enough. Hats can be worn immediately after and are actually recommended, in order to protect the grafts.

The cause of your hairloss should be determined to decide which treatment would be best for you – if you are experiencing hair loss and you do not know the cause of it, we would recommend for you to have a Trichology appointment – this includes a medical examination and during the consultation, Dr Saaed will examine your head and scalp and go through your medical and hair history to try to determine which factors are causing the hair loss such as lifestyle, hormonal imbalances, immune system and hair care. He can then speak to you in detail about treatment options (which could be medication, topical treatments or other non surgical treatments such as PRP).

The type of laser used in hair therapy is a cold laser that is well regulated and has no heating effect.

Low-level laser hair therapy is categorised as a Class III cosmetic laser and it meets all the global standards of safety. The light from this low-level laser is a form of compressed light that is emitted from the cold red part of the electromagnetic radiation spectrum. It is different from the natural light we know because it’s only one of the spectrum colours in a columnated form, i.e. the beam of light is concentrated on a specific spot. This is what allows light from the laser to penetrate without the generation of heat with no damage to the scalp.

There are no side effects with this procedure and it is completely safe.

No. FUT & FUE are minor cosmetic surgery as well as one of the safest and most popular procedures performed. Our clinic environment provides you with skilled and experienced surgical and nursing staff with hospital standard equipment.

“PRP” is an abbreviation for Platelet Rich Plasma. A blood sample is taken from the arm and the blood is then put into a machine which spins at a rapid rate to separate the components of the blood. The doctor will then extract the platelets and prepare them to be injected into the scalp or face.

For treating hair loss, PRP has been proven to regenerate and promote hair growth. It also promotes the growth of transplanted hair and will improve results after having hair transplant surgery. For the face, this treatment is commonly known as a “Vampire Facial” – it is great for skin rejuvenation as it stimulates new cell growth, helping improve your complexion and skin texture.

First, take a look at our treatments and procedures section to get a feel of what each treatment entails. In-depth conversations will then be had at your consultation, where we will look into the best solution for you. Each case is different, and Dr. Saeed will work very closely with you to decide what’s best to do.

In case you were wondering before you qualify for the FUT transplant, there are a couple of factors that we consider for a guarantee of exceptional results. Some of the most vital factors that will determine a successful FUT procedure include:

Patients should have a genetically strong donor supply, i.e. a healthy donor region from where the strip unit will be extracted from.
The scalp should be resistant to any potential autoimmune disorders that may occur. That’s because, in some cases, the immune system fails to respond positively as expected and instead attacks the body’s own cells. This leads to a condition where the hair cannot be extracted since the scalp is rendered contagious.
Flexibility and stability of the scalp region from which the extraction would take place
You should be free from DUPA: it is a condition whereby the hair does not occur in a distinct pattern and affects both the side and the back of the scalp.