Frequently Asked Questions

Before a hair transplant procedure, patients should stop smoking, avoid alcohol, and discontinue blood-thinning medications if advised by the doctor. A proper scalp examination and medical consultation are essential to plan the treatment safely.

Shaving is not always required before a hair transplant procedure. Techniques like DHI can be performed with partial shaving or even no shave, depending on hair condition and the planned graft count.

Some medications can be taken before a hair transplant procedure, but blood thinners, aspirin, and certain supplements should usually be stopped a few days prior. Always follow your surgeon’s instructions.

Yes. Smoking should be stopped at least one week before the hair transplant procedure. Smoking reduces blood flow to the scalp and can negatively affect graft survival.

Yes. Patients are advised to have a light breakfast on the day of the hair transplant procedure. Fasting is not required unless specifically instructed by the clinic.

Blood tests are usually required before a hair transplant procedure to ensure the patient is healthy and suitable for surgery. These tests help minimize risks and ensure a smooth process.

A consultation should be done at least a few days before the hair transplant procedure. This allows the doctor to assess hair loss, donor area quality, and create a personalized treatment plan.