Hair transplant
A hair transplant redistributes your own follicles to areas with less density —hairline, crown or scars— to restore natural, permanent hair. Always starting from a dermatological diagnosis of the cause of the loss.
In-person and video consultations available. · In-person consultation in Zapopan, Guadalajara.
It involves moving follicles from a donor area (usually the back of the head, resistant to loss) to areas that have lost density. Because it's your own hair, the result is natural and permanent.
Before transplanting, it's essential to diagnose the cause of the loss: not every alopecia is treated with surgery. Starting from a trichological study avoids transplanting onto a process that first needs to be stabilized.
Follicular units are extracted one by one (FUE) and implanted respecting the hair's natural orientation and density. It's an outpatient procedure under local anesthesia.
The transplant is usually combined with medical treatment to slow underlying loss and protect the hair that hasn't been transplanted.
In the first few days small scabs appear and fall off on their own. The transplanted hair sheds in the following weeks and grows back steadily from the third or fourth month.
The full result is visible between 9 and 12 months, with hair you cut and comb completely normally.
How the process works
A trichological study to identify the cause of the loss. Available in person or by video consultation.
We define the donor area, the hairline design and whether prior medical treatment is advisable.
Follicle-by-follicle extraction and implantation in an outpatient session under local anesthesia.
Check-ups and maintenance treatment to support growth.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The transplanted hair comes from an area resistant to loss, so it stays stable and grows naturally.
Because not every alopecia is treated with surgery. Diagnosing the cause lets us stabilize the underlying loss and avoid transplanting onto an active process.
It sheds in the first weeks (this is normal) and grows back from the third or fourth month. The full result is visible between 9 and 12 months.
In most cases, yes, to protect the non-transplanted hair and slow the underlying loss. It's assessed individually in consultation.
Yes. The initial assessment can be done by video consultation from any state, and the procedure is performed in person at the Guadalajara clinic.
Book a hair study —in person in Guadalajara or by video consultation— and we'll define the best plan for you with medical judgment.
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