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DHI hair transplant

Implantation directe de cheveux pour une densité maximale et des résultats naturels sans rasage.

Duration
6 - 8 Heures
Recovery
3 - 5 Jours
Anesthesia
Anesthésie locale ou générale selon l’intervention et le plan médical
Price
À partir de €1,800

About dhi hair transplant

DHI is an implantation approach used within some hair-transplant protocols; it is not automatically superior to FUE. Diagnosis, hair-loss stability, age, treatment history and donor-zone capacity determine suitability. Hairline, priority areas, graft distribution and donor preservation are planned after evaluation. Washing, sleep, activity and sun-exposure rules apply. Growth is progressive; density and graft survival vary. Risks include infection, scarring, inadequate density/direction, donor overharvesting and continued loss of non-transplanted hair.

  1. 01

    A personalised medical plan

    The service requires an individual assessment. Technique, expected benefits and limits depend on your anatomy, medical history and goals. The final plan and quotation are confirmed only after review.

  2. 02

    Recovery and organising your stay

    Recovery and the recommended length of stay vary with the service and the patient. Practical arrangements are confirmed once the medical plan and calendar are validated.

  3. 03

    Safety and follow-up

    The treating clinician must explain preparation, risks, warning signs and follow-up suited to your situation. Any displayed price remains indicative until consultation.

Frequent questions

Is this service right for my case?+

Suitability cannot be confirmed from the website alone. An individual medical evaluation is required.

When is the final price confirmed?+

Any amount shown remains indicative until the medical evaluation and treatment plan are confirmed.

How long should I stay in Tunisia?+

The recommended stay depends on the service, your medical plan and your recovery.

To discuss in consultation

  1. 01Your goals and medical history
  2. 02Suitable approaches and alternatives
  3. 03Risks, recovery and realistic expectations
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