A hair transplant consists of a “redistribution” of follicular units from an area that is not affected by androgens—therefore considered “healthy” units—to areas where the follicles are affected, miniaturized, or in other words, unhealthy. The final result will always depend on the donor supply and its characteristics.
There are special cases in which alopecia affects the entire scalp. These cases must be treated with greater care, and the patient should be clearly and precisely informed about the possibilities available.

Important: the follicular units extracted from the donor area will grow in the recipient area, but they do NOT regrow in the area from which they were taken. The donor area is LIMITED.

The FUSS (Follicular Unit Strip Surgery) technique, commonly known as the strip method, involves the precise removal of a narrow strip of scalp, typically measuring between 15 and 25 cm in length and 1 to 2.5 cm in width, using a traditional surgical scalpel.

Once the strip has been removed, the incision is carefully closed using either conventional sutures or a trichophytic closure technique. This specialized method allows hair to grow through the scar, making it minimal and, in many cases, virtually imperceptible. Scar visibility ultimately depends on each patient’s individual healing characteristics.

Each case is approached with a fully personalized strategy, taking into account potential hormonal, genetic, and emotional factors. Following a comprehensive diagnosis, a tailored medical treatment plan is established to stabilize hair loss and optimize the condition of the patient’s existing hair before considering the most appropriate surgical approach.
The ultimate goal is to restore volume and achieve a natural, harmonious result—enhancing not only physical appearance but also the patient’s confidence and well-being.

At our clinic, every hair transplant procedure is performed under meticulously designed protocols. Each step of the process is carefully standardized to ensure precision, consistency, and the highest level of clinical control—maximizing both safety and results.

As part of our commitment to excellence, our informed consent includes a growth guarantee of up to 85% of the transplanted follicular units. In the event that this target is not achieved, we are committed to providing the most appropriate solution based on each individual case, always working toward the desired outcome.
In more complex cases—such as corrective procedures following previous transplants, post-traumatic scarring, or scarring alopecia—the guarantee is adjusted to 50% growth, due to the altered characteristics of the skin and the underlying condition being treated.

If the expected level of coverage is not achieved, a comprehensive review process is initiated. This includes a detailed evaluation of each stage of the procedure, post-operative care adherence, lifestyle factors, medications, and any possible complications (such as folliculitis or dermatitis). If there is any suspicion of an underlying condition that was not evident prior to the procedure, appropriate diagnostic tests will be recommended.

Should a cause be identified—and provided it is not attributable to the patient—and if a second procedure is deemed the best solution, we are committed to performing it at no additional cost, if the donor area allows. In cases involving complications, each situation will be assessed individually, always prioritizing the patient’s best possible outcome.

This guarantee does not apply in cases where results are compromised due to non-adherence to post-operative instructions or failure to attend the scheduled follow-up appointments at 5 and 12 months.

There is a very small percentage of patients in whom graft survival may be unexpectedly low without a clearly identifiable cause, a phenomenon described in medical literature as “X Syndrome.” In such cases, we will continue to support the patient and offer the possibility of a corrective procedure. While our professional services will be provided at no cost, only the operating room expenses will apply, provided the donor area remains suitable.

Please note that this guarantee is strictly clinical in nature and does not involve financial compensation.

Our primary and unwavering goal is to deliver the best possible outcome for each patient—through a safe, protocol-driven procedure carried out with the utmost care and attention to detail at every stage.