Articles - Hair transplantation
Androgenetic alopecia (AGA) is the most common cause of hair loss in both men and women. It is strongly linked to genetics and hormonal activity, especially the effects of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) on hair follicles.
Vitamin deficiency is a major cause of hair loss. At Arian Clinic, we provide advanced solutions including PRP, mesotherapy, laser therapy, and hair transplant, along with nutrition plans to restore healthy hair
Alopecia refers to hair loss that may occur on the scalp or other body sites, either temporarily or permanently
Discover essential pre-transplant guidelines for eyebrow transplantation, including dietary restrictions, medication management, and practical tips to optimize outcomes and reduce risks.
Post-Operative Care After Hair The transplanted area does not need to be washed until the third day after the final day of the hair transplant procedure. You can clean your forehead and face daily using a wet wipe. It is also safe to take a shower and wash your body every day, as long as you avoid letting water run directly over your scalp.
If you are worried about wearing a hat after a hair transplant, reading this article will help you understand whether your concern is justified or not.
Compare hair transplant destinations by clinician responsibility, clinic standards, total cost, travel and aftercare before choosing a country.
Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) is a surgical procedure where hair is transplanted from the permanent zone.
After hair transplanting, having a proper diet can increase the growth of follicles and stimulate them. This diet can include a variety of vitamins, minerals and other important nutrients.
All medicines that dilute the blood should be discontinued from a week ago, such as aspirin, vitamin E, and gastro esophageal products such as garlic and ginseng.
