Follicular unit extraction (FUE) hair transplants are done by taking individual hair follicles out of your skin from the back of your head and implanting them elsewhere on your body or hair. This will make the hair in the new area look thicker. 2 …

Also called linear strip excision. During FUT, a surgeon cuts a strip of skin from your scalp, usually from the back of your head. The exact size of the strip depends on the number of follicles needed to cover bald spots. Once the individual …

For hair loss. involves the placement of tiny pigments to simulate the most natural appearance of hair. gives an appearance of improved hair density or fullness.

Introducing a journey that goes beyond conventional grooming, where personal style meets the art of transformation—Beard Transplantation. This innovative procedure redefines the realm of facial aesthetics by meticulously transplanting hair to areas …

Hair follicles are transplanted from one area of the body (head or body hair) to the eyebrows, to add density or shape form for eyebrows.

Non-surgical treatment involves drawing one's own blood, and then spinning it to separate the platelets and blood plasma from the white and red blood cells. This newly separated plasma is rich in cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors then …

The most commonly used which are FDA approved are minoxidil (Rogaine) and finasteride (Propecia).

Non-surgical FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approved treatment for hair loss. Studies show improvement in hair density.

Hair follicles allow the doctor to transplant long hair from one area of the scalp to another. This technique does not require shaving the hair.

Hair transplant procedure in which hair follicles are transplanted from one area of the body (head or body hair) to the beard/sideburns/mustache area to add density.