Consultation
During the consultation, the surgeon assesses the patient’s hair loss cause, type, progression likelihood, hair thickness, expectations, age, gender, and medical history. The surgeon examines both the donor and recipient areas and determines the appropriate number of grafts required for the patient. The required preoperative tests, including HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C screenings, are conducted, and the patient’s medical history is reviewed. Patients should openly communicate their expectations to the surgeon without hesitation. MCAN’s surgeons guide patients, providing realistic opinions and the most suitable hair transplant treatment. Patients should openly communicate their expectations to the surgeon without hesitation. MCAN’s surgeons guide patients, providing realistic opinions and the most suitable hair transplant treatment.
Local Anesthesia
Local anesthesia is administered to the patient to numb the scalp before the extraction process begins.
Extraction
During the extraction, the surgeon removes the hair follicles from the donor area while preserving their integrity. Depending on the hair transplant method, specialized instruments are used to carefully extract the follicles without causing damage.
Incision (Canal Opening)
The surgeon creates tiny incisions in the recipient area of the scalp.
Graft Placement
The surgeon strategically places the grafreviewts into the recipient sites, considering the desired hairline design, hair density, and overall aesthetic goals. They carefully position each graft at the correct angle and direction to mimic the hair’s natural growth pattern.