Hair Care Treatments at Anoos

 

What is Hair Restoration?

Hair Restoration is an instant process to fill the gap or patch to your scalp. It can be done by re-growing the hair or replacing the hair either cosmetically or surgically. The hair restoration treatment is the ideal solution to different hair loss issues and it can be done at any stage of the thinning hair.

What are Hair extensions?

Hair extensions are a method of lengthening or adding patches for female or male pattern baldness, by incorporating artificial hair or natural hair collected from other individuals. These hair techniques are advanced and are used to change the hair drastically, without looking unrealistic.

In how many ways hair restoration can be done?

Hair restoration can be done in different ways and one can opt for surgical or nonsurgical hair restoration depending upon the stage of the hair loss. One can also opt for a well-designed hair piece rather than a surgery. Hairpiece can be used as a short term solution in treating hair loss. But hairpiece requires a monthly maintenance and must be replaced at regular intervals.  In certain cases hair growth boosters are given for thickening the hair.

Are pregnant women eligible for surgical treatment of hair restoration?

The surgical treatment of hair restoration is generally not performed on pregnant women.

Do I have to undergo any maintenance sessions after the surgery?

One should make note that even after the hair restoration surgery one might still require regular maintenance sessions because a person with a strong family history of hair loss are at a high risk of experiencing moderate to severe level of hair loss in their life time.  

What are the available treatments for Hair Restoration?

Hair transplantation, PRP, Microneedling, Glue and Taping system (Taping doesn’t require any maintenance). A combination of treatments can also be suggested for better results. All their treatments are ISO certified and the treatments are done under strict professional supervision of the specialists.

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