MALE TRANSPLANT

AM I A GOOD HAIR TRANSPLANT CANDIDATE?

Almost all of us are candidates for a hair transplant, that’s why it’s very important to have an accurate diagnostic that will guarantee the right conditions for the right treatment and successful results.

WHO IS THE BEST CANDIDATE?

  • Men with androgenetic alopecia (genetic baldness) or male pattern baldness

    This kind of baldness is also known as common alopecia because it affects 90% of the population.

    If you like most men, have androgenetic alopecia, we recommend that you schedule a consultation with one of our experts, that way you will be able to find the degree or type of baldness you have, as well as the approximate number of grafts to be transplanted.

  • Man who want to change or reinforce their line of implantation

    Hombres que quieren reforzar o cambiar su linea de implantacion

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  • Men with alopecia scars

    This means, people who have lost hair as a consequence of burning, scars, injuries or previous surgical procedures.

    Personas con alopecias cicatriciales

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  • Men who want to restore, thicken or have more populated beard or mustache

WHO ARE NOT CANDIDATES?

  • People with thining or miniaturization of the donor area
  • People with Diffuse Alopecia or Telogen Effluvium

    This type of baldness is the one caused by chronic disease, emotional stress or feverish illnesses.

  • In the case of Alopecia Universalis (AU) hair is lost in the entire body

    There is still no treatment for these kinds of alopecia, the therapies most commonly used for them are: tropical corticosteroids, steroid injections or irritating agents for the excitation of the follicles to stimulate growth.

  • In the case of Alopecia Universalis (AU) hair is lost in the entire body

    There is still no treatment for these kinds of alopecia, the therapies most commonly used for them are: topical corticosteroids, steroid injections or irritating agents for the excitation of the follicles to stimulate growth.

  • People with Alopecia Totalis (AT)

    This is when hair is lost in all of the scalp, like in the case of Alopecia Universalis where hair loss occurs in all of the body, but in AT it is only lost in the head area.

  • Pleople with drug related Alopecia

    Vitamin A in great dosages, cytostatics, antithyroid agents, anticoagulants, mercury and valproic acid can cause alopecia. When drug use is suspended, the alopecia disappears.

  • People with Traumatic Alopecia

    It can be caused by hair dryers, metal combs or any other object capable of injuring the scalp.

    It can also be self inflicted by a patient when in a manic depressive state, the person rips his or her own hair out. This pathology is known as Trichotillomania.

  • Personas con Alopecia traumática

    Puede ser provocada por el uso de secadores de pelo, peines metálicos o cualquier otro elemento capaz de generar lesiones en el cuero cabelludo.

    También puede generarse cuando el paciente ( en un estado maníaco ) se arranca los pelos a sí mismo. A esta patología se la conoce como tricotilomanía.