From your initial assessment to regular follow-up, your care plan is tailored by your doctor to your examination findings.

Before Your Procedure

Tell our team about chronic conditions, previous operations, allergies, and every medicine or supplement you take. Previous hair transplants and products used for hair loss are also part of the assessment.

Do not stop prescribed medicines on your own.

Stopping, restarting or changing the dose of prescribed medicines, including blood thinners, must be planned with your transplant doctor and prescribing physician. Ask for personal instructions about supplements and hair products too.

Discuss smoking and alcohol use with the team to clarify your preparation plan. Confirm your arrival time, transport and follow-up appointment before the procedure.

On the Day of Your Procedure

Wear comfortable clothing that opens at the front. Follow your personal instructions about food, drinks and morning medication; preparation can differ if another anaesthesia or sedation plan applies.

Dr. Kinyas designs your hairline, plans donor harvesting and guides the extraction specialist throughout harvesting. The specialist extracts the grafts; Dr. Kinyas personally performs implantation with DHI pens. Graft numbers and distribution are planned around donor capacity.

Confirm your transport arrangements with the team and follow the individual instructions provided before your appointment.

First Wash and Aftercare

At our clinic, the first wash and review are scheduled for the day after your procedure. Bandage removal and care are explained during this appointment. Continue daily washing as demonstrated by the team.

Use lotions, creams and other products only on the areas, at the frequency and for the duration specified in your personal instructions. The donor and recipient areas may need different care. Do not scratch the recipient area or pull or force off scabs.

Scab removal is usually planned around the day-10 review. Follow the assessment and demonstration video sent by our team before starting. Advice about exercise, hats, sleeping and haircuts is tailored to your recovery.

Hair Growth and Follow-up

Redness, scabbing, sensitivity or temporary tightness may occur in the first weeks. Transplanted hair shafts may shed during the early weeks; new growth and maturation take months. Results are assessed according to individual progress.

Send clear photographs in consistent lighting and from the same angles at the intervals agreed with our team. Medication or additional treatment to protect existing hair is considered by the doctor individually.

Contact Us About Unexpected Symptoms

Contact your clinic promptly if you experience increasing or severe pain, bleeding that does not stop, fever, or worsening redness or discharge. Seek urgent medical care for emergency symptoms such as difficulty breathing.

This guide provides general information. Your personal written medical instructions take priority.

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