Procedures mini and micro-graft can help people with androgenetic alopecia (ie inherited balding), birth-related hair loss, people who lost hair due to radio-therapy, and those who suffer injuries due to burns, accidents, or as a result of the operation. Similarly, those who require reconstruction of the eyebrows can also help.
Clinics begin consultations with some detailed discussion, you aim the desire and hope of the transplant, after that, your scalp will be examined and photographs taken. Once this is complete the possibility of operation will be explained to you. They aim to achieve results in accordance with the wishes and expectations and also give an honest assessment of what you can expect from the transplant. A decisive factor in what can be achieved is the ability to produce an individual donor area. It also means taking into account the future path of your hair loss, based on an estimate of a 'worst case scenario'. A consistent treatment plan which includes the general aging process and individuals bald is very important for long term success of hair transplants.
Some clinics exclusively using transplantation techniques and micro-mini graft, particularly for the frontal hair line and the border areas of hair behind your head. This is because the hair has grown in the intended direction, has a density even, and the hairline should be in accordance with the proportion of the forms the forehead, face and general head.