Female Crown Transplant
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Female Crown Transplant

Dense and Voluminous

Procedure Information at a Glance

Quick overview of treatment time, anesthesia, recovery, and recommended interval. Key information to know before the procedure.

Time2-4hr
AnesthesiaLocal
Recovery7-10d
Visits3-5

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Female Crown Transplant Dense and voluminous! Hair you can confidently tie up.

Why Choose This Procedure

Key benefits and expected results of this procedure.

Zero Damage High-Density Slit Transplant Zero damage follicle high-density slit transplant. Minimize follicle damage, maximize survival rate.

Consider Individual Face Shape Consider individual face shape. Natural design.

Non-Incision/Non-Shaven When proceeding with non-incision/non-shaven. Minimize scarring, fast recovery.

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What Makes This Procedure Special

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Non-Incision & Non-Shaving
Non-Incision & Non-Shaving

Non-incision, non-shaving hair transplant for quick daily recovery with no scarring concerns

Personalized Design
Personalized Design

We design a natural hairline considering facial shape and forehead proportions

High Survival Rate Technique
High Survival Rate Technique

Achieving high survival rates through delicate extraction and implantation that minimizes follicle damage

Extensive Surgical Experience
Extensive Surgical Experience

Providing optimal surgical results based on extensive experience with various transplant cases

Core Principles

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Donor Dominance Principle Donor follicles from the occipital scalp are androgen-independent and retain their original growth characteristics even after transplantation to balding areas — the foundational principle of hair transplantation.

Follicular Unit Transplantation (1-4 Hair Follicles) Per ISHRS definition, a follicular unit (a natural bundle of 1-4 hair follicles with associated sebaceous glands, muscles, and connective tissue) is transplanted intact for natural results.

FUE (Follicular Unit Excision) A non-strip technique using a ~2 mm punch to circularly incise around the follicular unit and extract a full-thickness graft. Leaves only punctate scars, less visible even with short hair.

FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) Linear strip of donor scalp is excised and sutured, then dissected by skilled technicians into individual follicular unit grafts. Allows large graft yield in a single session.

Solutions Used in This Procedure

Devices, medications, and solutions used in this procedure.

Important Precautions

Pre- and post-procedure precautions. Review carefully for safe and effective results.

Surgery DayApply ice packs to manage swelling. Be careful not to rub or scratch the surgical site. Do not shampoo on the day of surgery.
1-3 Days Post-opScabs begin to form. Do not forcibly remove them (Important for survival!). When shampooing, use only foam without fingertips and rinse with lukewarm water after 2-3 minutes.
2 Weeks Post-opTransplanted hair may fall out (Dark period starts). Stitch removal at the back of the head is done at the hospital after 2 weeks. Light exercise and sauna use are possible after 2 weeks.
3 Months Post-opNew hair begins to grow. Perms and dyeing are possible after 3 months.
6 Months Post-opHair becomes thicker and stronger. Satisfactory results can be seen between 6 months and 1 year.
1 Year Post-opYou can see the final result. Transplanted hair is maintained permanently.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions from our patients.

Follicles harvested from the occipital area are not affected by hair loss genes, so they are maintained semi-permanently after transplantation.

New hair begins growing 3-4 months after transplantation, and you can see the natural final results over 6-12 months.

It varies depending on the number of donor follicles in the occipital area, and we will guide you on the transplantable range and expected results through prior consultation.

Evidence-Based Practice, Backed by Research

Academic publications supporting the efficacy and safety of this procedure.

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ABCs in the Prevention of Filler-induced Ocular Complications

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