Also known as hair transplant, it is the method or procedure used to fight boldness.

Who can have capillary transplant? 

Men and women.

What is capillary transplant for?

To fight baldness.

How is capillary transplant performed?

Through the transfer of threads of hair, more precisely “follicular units,” from one region to another. The follicular units, or capillary follicles, are bulbs that have roots and up to four capillary threads.

What about surgery scars?

Scars are practically invisible.

Duration (average): 5 to 8 hours.

Anesthesia:  Local with sedation.

Hospitalization period: 12 hours. 

Suture Removal: After 7 to 15 days.

Preoperative Care:

Routine exams, no consumption of drugs that contain acetylsalicylic acid (Aspirin, Doril, AAS), no smoking at least 15 days before, avoidance of alcohol -- and following specific indications suggested by the surgeon.

Postoperative Care:

Avoidance of physical activity and sun exposure. Specific indications suggested by the surgeon.