Introductie

Hair transplantation surgery

Hair transplantation is often the solution for people who are going bald or want a fuller head of hair. There are several methods available, such as Direct Hair Implantation (DHI) or Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE). Together with you, we look at what is the best option. We offer a professional and transparent approach so you know exactly what to expect.

• Our hair transplants take place in Antwerp and Hasselt. 
• Consultations take place in Genk, Hasselt, Antwerp and London.

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Procedures

Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE-method)

FUE is short for Follicular Unit Extraction and is the newest method of hair transplantation. It is the successor to the FUT method (also known as the strip method). In FUE, the hair follicles (grafts) are transplanted one by one from the donor area to the balding or thinner areas. The FUE hair transplant is performed under local anesthesia, so anesthesia is not necessary. No stitches are used.

Direct Hair Implantation (DHI-method)

The DHI method stands for direct hair implantation and differs from the traditional FUE and FUT methods. No channels or incisions are made in the treated area.

An important part of the DHI method is the choi pen. This instrument is used to harvest and implant the hairs. It provides very precise positioning of the hair follicles and minimizes the risk of damaging the hair roots. This ensures optimal results with natural-looking hair growth.

Aftercare for both direct hair implantation and traditional techniques is approximately 12 months.

Follical Unit Transplantation (FUT method)

We no longer do the FUT method (Follical Unit Transplantation), which is an outdated technique. It leaves a large scar. 

Grafts

A hair transplant involves relocating hair follicles, also known as grafts, from a donor area to a recipient area to treat hair loss. Here are the most common types of grafts:

1. Single Grafts (1-grafts): Contain one hair follicle and are used for fine hairlines.

2. Double Grafts (2-grafts): Contain two hair follicles and are used for moderate density.

3. Triple Grafts (3-grafts): Contain three hair follicles and are used for areas with significant hair loss, such as the crown.

By using different grafts, a natural-looking result can be achieved that suits the individual needs of the patient. The choice of graft type is determined during a consultation with the doctor, taking into account factors such as the degree of hair loss and aesthetic goals.