The transplanted hair is taken from areas known as “donor sites,”usually at the back or sides of the scalp, where the follicles are genetically programmed not to fall out (resistant to the hormone responsible for androgenetic alopecia). Once transplanted, this hair retains its resistance : it grows back naturally and permanently. The lifespan of a transplant is therefore lifelong.

• Days 1 to 10 : normal scabbing around the grafts, then loss of the grafted hair (a natural phase called “effluvium”).

• Months 1 to 3 : resting period for the follicles.

• Months 4 to 6 : new hair begins to grow back.

• Months 6 to 12 : density gradually improves until the final result is achieved.

• Months 12 to 18 : texture, thickness, and final appearance of the hair.

The transplanted hair is implanted to last a lifetime, as it retains its resistance to hormonal hair loss.

Sports activities should be resumed gradually so as not to compromise healing or the proper integration of grafts.

Here are some general recommendations:

Light physical activity : Possible from the third day after the procedure.

Moderate to intense sports (running, weight training, fitness, etc.): Avoid for the first 10 to 15 days,as excessive sweating, friction, or increased blood pressure can disrupt the still-fragile grafts.

Contact sports or sports with a risk of impact (soccer, boxing, rugby, etc.): Prohibited for at least 4 weeksto avoid any direct impact on the grafted scalp.

Swimming pool, sauna, steam room, sea: Avoid these environments for 1 month, as they promote infection or irritation of the scalp.

Full return to sports in complete safety: after 15 to 30 days, depending on the type of activity and your practitioner's advice.

Good post-operative follow-up and compliance with these time frames ensure better healing and optimize the results of your transplant.

You can reprendre vos activités professionnelles dès le lendemain resume your professional activities the day after the procedure, especially if your job does not require intense physical effort.

However, it is recommended that you reduce your activities as much as possible during the first 10 days,for several reasons

• The grafted area requires daily care (gentle cleaning, moisturizing, protection).

• The donor and recipient areas may show redness, scabbing, or slight swelling, which can be unsightly and uncomfortablefor about ten days.

• Reduced activity limits the risk of sweating, accidental contact, or irritation,which could compromise proper healing.

If your work involves exposure to the sun, dust, or wearing a helmet or cap,a slightly longer break may be considered. Your practitioner will guide you according to your situation.

An eyebrow transplant allows you to reconstruct, thicken, or completely redesign your eyebrows in a natural, long-lasting, and personalized way. It is intended for people with sparse, asymmetrical, over-plucked, or missing eyebrows (due to trauma, illness, or genetic causes).

Natural, customized results: :
Grafts are taken one by one from a donor area (often the back of the scalp) and then implanted with precision, respecting the natural orientation, angle, and density of the eyebrow hairs.The shape of the eyebrow is adapted to the shape of the face and the patient's wishes.

Progressive results: :

• 1 to 2 weeks: small scabs, slight redness, then natural shedding of the transplanted hairs.

• 3 to 4 months : regrowth begins.

• 6 to 12 months : final result in terms of density and shape.

The transplanted hairs retain the characteristics of the donor area (scalp hair), so they grow faster than natural eyebrow hairs. Regular maintenance (trimming, cutting, brushing) is necessary to maintain a harmonious result.

Final result: :

• Redesigned, denser, and more balanced eyebrows.

• Long-lasting and natural appearance, with permanent regrowth.

• Significant improvement in the expression of the eyes.

Hair transplants are for men and women suffering from partial or advanced hair losswho want to regain thicker hair in a lasting and natural way..

It is recommended in the following cases:

• Androgenetic alopecia (baldness): The most common cause, linked to hormonal and hereditary factors. It mainly affects men, but also women.
• Localized hair loss: At the front of the scalp,the top of the head,the crown, or the temples.
• Post-traumatic hair loss: Hair loss related to scarring, burns, surgery, or excessive traction (as in certain hairstyles or cosmetic treatments).
• Correction or densification of a previous transplant: To improve an old result or correct a poorly performed transplant.
• Eyebrow or beard transplant: The technique is also used to reshape or thicken eyebrows or beards in people with sparse or absent hair.

A personalized assessment is essential to determine whether you are a good candidate for hair transplantation, evaluating the quality of the donor area,thehealth of the scalp,and your aesthetic goals..

After a hair transplant, it is essential to follow the post-operative protocol to ensure proper healing of the grafts, avoid complications, and optimize the final result.

Here are the precautions to follow:

The first few days (D1 to D10):

• Avoid any contact with the grafted area: do not scratch, rub, or touch it unnecessarily.

• Sleep with your head slightly elevated (using two pillows or a U-shaped pillow) to limit swelling.

• Do not wear a cap, hat, or helmet for the first 7 to 10 days.

• No sports, saunas, steam rooms, or sun exposure.

• Avoid strenuous physical activity and excessive sweating.

• Gently wash your scalp according to your practitioner's instructions,usually starting on the third day.
  → Use a mild shampoo that has been prescribed or recommended, without rubbing.

• Moisturize the grafted area if recommended (moisturizing spray or saline solution).

• Do not remove scabs manually: they will fall off naturally between days 7 and 10.

• Direct exposure to the sun: avoid for at least 1 month, or even 3 months without protection.

• Coloring, straightening, aggressive treatments: wait 1 to 2 months.

• Swimming pool (chlorine) and sea (salt): prohibited for at least 1 month. To promote regrowth:

To promote regrowth:

• Follow any additional treatments (PRP, supplements, prescribed lotions).

• Attend follow-up appointments.

• Eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals.

Good post-operative care is as important as the procedure itself. It determines how well the grafts take and the quality of the final result.

An initial consultation is necessary to assess your needs. Book your appointment directly by phone via WhatsApp at +33 06 50 86 24 72.