Afro Hair Transplant Surgery
Afro hair, often described as frizzy or tightly coiled, presents unique structural challenges. Characterized by a 20% lower density, slower growth rates, and increased dryness, this hair type is inherently more brittle and vulnerable to breakage. This delicate structure requires a highly specialized technique during any restoration process.
When traditional methods fail and hair loss becomes advanced or irreversible, a specialist hair transplant offers the definitive permanent solution. Successfully performing an Afro hair transplant demands not only precision in extraction (due to the follicle’s curved shape) but also deep expertise to ensure the new hair achieves a natural hairline and density that complements the texture.
For those struggling with frizzy hair restoration, choosing a clinic proficient in this specialized field is the key to aesthetically resolving the hair loss problem and achieving truly transformative results.
A specially developed technique
Afro hair transplant is more complex than other hair transplants. This is due to the fact that afro hair is curled from the roots. This can make it difficult to extract the curly Grafts without destroying them individually. This is why it is important to have an surgeon, who has experience with curly Grafts. It is important to note that this should not make patients with afro Hair feel disheartened as it is still possible to have a successful hair transplant. It is certainly a more complex process, but this doesn’t make it impossible.
We are always using the FUE technique to perform the hair extraction from the back side of the Head, which is the donation area. As Adonis we never use the old fashioned strip technique (Follicular Unit Transplantation). This is because the extraction of individual grafts creates a more concealed result compared to removing a strip of skin. Whatever the reason is, you deserve to have hair that makes you feel attractive and self confident.
Extraction of the Grafts with the FUE technique
Storage of the Grafts in a special nutrition-rich liquid
Channel opening with the Sapphire method, and one by one implanting
