Candidacy
A reasonably stable loss pattern, adequate donor hair, healthy scalp and realistic goals are essential. Active disease requires diagnosis first.
Before travelling
Responsible transplantation
Responsible transplantation
starts before surgery day.
Diagnosis, donor preservation, natural design and realistic expectations matter more than promotional graft numbers.
Request pre-assessmentHair transplant
Hairline design
Age, facial proportions and future loss shape a natural plan. An excessively low line can waste limited donor grafts.
Growth timeline
Temporary shedding can occur. Growth is gradual and density continues to mature over many months.
Eyebrow transplant
Cause before design
Stable congenital thinning, over-plucking or scars differ from active alopecia and skin disease.
Angle and direction
Eyebrow hairs emerge at a very low angle and change direction across the brow; placement matters as much as graft count.
Long-term grooming
Scalp donor hairs may require regular trimming after eyebrow transplantation.
Beard and moustache transplant
Natural facial pattern
Density, border softness, moustache transition and direction should suit the face and existing growth.
Patchy beard needs diagnosis
Congenital gaps, scars and alopecia areata are different; not every patch should be transplanted.
International pathway
1. Send information
Clear front, side, top and donor photographs, age, medicines and previous procedures.
2. Receive a provisional plan
The team explains likely next steps, possible tests and suggested time in Shiraz.
3. Confirm in person
Final design, graft estimate and suitability are confirmed only after examination.
4. Allow flexible travel time
Leave time for the procedure, early review and unexpected plan changes.
5. Continue follow-up
Keep written instructions and access to urgent local medical care after returning home.
Decision points
Questions to resolve before booking
Is the loss stable and diagnosed?
Progressive or unexplained loss may require medical assessment before surgery. Transplantation redistributes available follicles; it does not treat every cause of ongoing hair loss.
Is donor supply sufficient?
Donor hair is limited. Coverage, density, future loss and possible later procedures must be balanced rather than promising an unlimited graft number.
What should travel plans include?
Allow time for in-person confirmation, the procedure and early review. Keep written aftercare instructions and arrange access to local medical help after returning home.