Your journey to fuller hair starts with an individual consultation. Discover modern techniques such as FUE and DHI at Melimedicshair.
You do not need to choose a method beforehand.
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Changing receding temples involves more than the front hairline. Available donor hair and the future course of hair loss also matter.
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Thinning crown areas vary in size. Before discussing transplantation, the area, existing hair and suitable donor region are assessed.
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When the entire hairline has receded, the desired shape and future progression of hair loss are central. Available donor hair limits the plan.
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If hair is missing at the front and crown, both areas should be considered together. Examination establishes which goals can be reconciled with the available donor hair.
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A large bald area does not automatically mean complete coverage is possible. Discuss your expectations and have the amount of suitable donor hair and the limitations examined.
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Thinning hair alone is not a reason to choose a transplant. Medical assessment helps explain the change and which options can be discussed.
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A patchy beard involves shape, transitions and growth direction. Whether a beard transplant could meet your goals is assessed from your starting point.
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If your eyebrows look thin or patchy, shape and growth direction matter especially. Personal planning also considers the ongoing care of transplanted hair.
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Our services include scalp, beard and eyebrow transplantation, alongside PRP and hair medicine. Your starting point comes first: examination provides the basis for understanding possibilities, limitations and alternatives.
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The terms describe different steps: extracting and implanting hair follicles.
FUE uses a fine instrument to extract individual follicular units from a suitable donor area.
DHI is an implantation technique using a dedicated instrument to place hair follicles. Extraction may first be performed using FUE.
Medical planning determines the suitable approach. No technique is universally superior.
The individual steps are explained in our comparison of FUE and DHI.
We help you understand your options and clarify your questions. A medical examination of your starting point comes before a treatment decision.
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This overview explains the general phases. Appointments, locations and services in your treatment plan are agreed personally.
Tell us what concerns you. The consultation focuses on your goals and what should be clarified next.
The medical examination considers hair loss, possible donor areas and your health.
You discuss the extent, technique, possible alternatives and costs. Risks and realistic expectations are part of this too.
Hair follicles are extracted and placed in the planned area. The medical team explains the individual steps beforehand.
You receive instructions on care and recovery. Redness, swelling and crusts may occur; healing is individual.
Progress is checked at agreed follow-up appointments. Hair growth develops over months and requires patience.
Tell us when your hair began changing and which questions you have.
Medical examination provides the basis for a personal assessment.
You discuss suitable approaches, their limitations, alternatives and costs.
Hairline planning considers the area to treat, available donor hair and agreed extent. A personal quote follows medical assessment.
For the crown, area and planned extent affect costs. Agreed services and aftercare also belong in the personal cost breakdown.
For a receding hairline, costs depend on the planned area, extent and agreed services. An individual quote follows examination.
Costs depend on the treatment extent planned together. Whether both areas can be treated, and to what extent, is discussed only after examination.
A larger area cannot be converted into a flat price or fixed follicle count. Suitability and possible extent are examined first, then individual costs are discussed.
Medical assessment comes first. The costs of further measures depend on the approach discussed and the agreed services.
Beard transplantation considers treated areas, planned contour and extent. The quote should clearly identify examination, treatment and aftercare.
For eyebrow transplantation, the planned shape, extent and agreed services determine the personal quote.
Costs depend on your starting point, planned extent and agreed services. A personal quote can be discussed after assessment.
Your personal price depends on the planned extent and agreed services. You receive a binding quote after medical assessment.
Your personal price depends on the planned extent and agreed services. You receive a binding quote after medical assessment.
Your personal price depends on the planned extent and agreed services. You receive a binding quote after medical assessment.
What to compare in a quote is explained in our guide to hair transplant costs.
For your consultation: ask for the extent, included services and aftercare to be explained separately. This helps you understand your personal quote.
The desired hairline must suit your starting point. Donor hair, further hair loss and realistic expectations are considered together medically. A particular density or shape cannot be guaranteed in advance.
This depends on the cause, area and suitable donor hair. An examination establishes whether surgery makes sense and which alternatives may be suitable.
This cannot be established from a photograph or your selection. Your goals, existing hair loss and suitable donor hair need to be medically assessed together.
Whether this is suitable depends partly on your starting point and suitable donor hair. This selection does not promise treatment of both areas or a specific number of appointments.
Complete coverage or a particular density cannot be promised. Available donor hair is limited. Medical examination is needed to discuss options, limitations and alternatives.
Not automatically. The cause and your starting point must first be assessed. Possible approaches, their limitations and alternatives can then be discussed.
Your goals are considered alongside the existing contour, growth direction and suitable donor hair. A particular result cannot be guaranteed in advance.
Ongoing care matters alongside shape and growth direction. Suitability and realistic expectations are clarified medically beforehand.
No. The first consultation focuses on your goals and questions. A suitable approach is discussed only after personal assessment.
That depends on the extent and agreed services. A clear cost breakdown can be prepared after personal assessment. Your quote should clearly identify all agreed services.
FUE describes the individual extraction of hair follicles. DHI describes an implantation technique. They concern different steps and can be combined.
Like any surgery, hair transplantation carries risks, including infection, scarring or an unsatisfactory result. Care, recovery and possible warning signs are explained personally beforehand.
Your selections on this page organise information. Suitability for treatment is only established through a personal consultation and medical examination.
You would like to understand your options at your own pace first.
What is possible for you, what does treatment involve and how are costs determined? You do not have to work through these questions alone.
