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While baldness is a typically male problem, some women also suffer from hair loss. In either case, it can become embarrassing when the fall is pronounced. Hair transplanting then appears to be an effective and long-lasting solution to regain a smile.

Hair transplant Hair transplant Tunisia, definition and principles

Androgenetic alopecia evolves throughout life and is not predictable over the long term. The best thing to do is therefore to anticipate the most serious scenario for each patient, and this involves establishing an operating strategy for both the short and long term.
In Tunisia as in most countries, the technique of hair transplant concerns in the vast majority of cases, patients with androgenic alopecia. It is also a very good indication for scarring, traumatic, accidental or post-surgical alopecia, as well as for so-called androgenic alopecia in women.

Hair transplant

Hair implants Tunisia: techniques and procedure

The hair transplant technique consists of an intervention that allows a redistribution of the patient's hair capital. Part of the hair is taken from a dense area, usually occipital and/or temporal, and implanted on the thinning area. An innovative technique such as hair micro-transplantation allows for an increase in hair mass without any visible aspect of the procedure, while keeping the natural side of the regrowth by respecting the groupings of follicular units.

A follicular unit represents a group of hairs, assembled together naturally in the scalp in small bundles, which can contain one to four hairs. Families of 1 to 2 hairs will be placed at the front and families of 3 to 4 hairs will be placed at the back to respect the natural hair arrangement. Transplanting the harvested hair in this anatomical arrangement will not only improve the survival of the grafts, but will also provide a better aesthetic result.

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