Hair Transplant in Ahvaz

What Is a Hair Transplant?

A hair transplant redistributes permanent follicles from the donor area (usually the back/sides of the scalp) to thinning or bald zones to restore natural density and hairline harmony. Performed by specialist teams in Ahvaz, the goal is undetectable implantation with appropriate angulation, direction, and graft survival. Many patients also use medical therapy (minoxidil, finasteride) and PRP to stabilize shedding and support long-term outcomes.

Options & Indications

Common techniques include FUE (follicular unit excision) using micro-punches for tiny dot scars, FUT/strip where a linear strip provides high graft counts, and DHI (direct hair implantation) that places follicles with implanter pens for precise hairline design. Choice depends on donor density, Norwood stage, hairstyle preferences, and target coverage (scalp, beard, or eyebrow transplant). Suitable candidates have realistic goals, stable hair loss, and adequate donor reserves.

Non-Surgical or Adjunct Options

Not everyone needs surgery. Medical therapy (topical minoxidil; oral/topical finasteride as clinically appropriate) can slow shedding and thicken miniaturized hairs. PRP therapy may improve hair caliber in selected cases. These approaches are also used alongside transplantation to protect native hair. Remember: non-surgical options help maintenance and density support, but they do not relocate follicles like surgery does.

Candidacy, Risks & Recovery

Pre-assessment reviews donor area quality, medical history, and pattern stability. Typical risks include temporary swelling, crusting, shock loss of native hairs, numbness, folliculitis, or scarring (dot or linear based on technique). Most patients resume desk work in a few days; grafts settle in 1–2 weeks, shedding occurs around weeks 2–6, visible regrowth starts by months 3–4, and maturation continues to 6–12 months. Final density depends on graft numbers, placement, and donor limits.

Why MedexaTrip in Ahvaz?

MedexaTrip coordinates board-certified teams, microsurgical tools, and end-to-end support—from online evaluation to aftercare. Patients from Iraq and the Gulf benefit from Arabic-speaking coordinators, short overland access to Ahvaz, and transparent, cost-effective packages without compromising quality. Whether you need limited hairline refinement or broader coverage, your plan is tailored to anatomy, lifestyle, and long-term maintenance.