Hair Transplant Before and After Photos

The initial photo is taken before the hair transplantation procedure and clearly shows the thinning and bald areas. The after photo is taken during the final evaluation of the results, approximately nine months after the procedure.

The photos illustrate the results achieved through the HST treatment. During the final evaluation, you will have access to the photos and discuss the outcomes with the dermatologist.

Yes, it is common practice to take photos of both the initial condition and the final result of a hair transplant. In addition, the treating specialists use these photos as a reference point, demonstrating their experience in performing hair transplantation techniques. Of course, special attention is given to protecting the confidentiality of your personal information.

Comparison is always possible. To make an objective comparison, you should not only look at the photos themselves but also consider details such as the number of grafts transplanted, the technique used, the time elapsed since the procedure, and the specialist who performed it. All of this information is important.

During your session with one of our specialists, we dedicate plenty of time to you. We will show you additional examples of HST results that relate to your personal condition and preferences.

If you are considering a hair transplant and want to understand the results you can expect, reviewing before and after photos can be very insightful. The photos show how a thin hairline and deeply receding temples can regain new hair growth after the procedure. Moreover, you can see how natural the results of an HST treatment are, with no visible difference in hair density or texture.

Most Hair Clinics pay little attention to the period between the before and after photos. Since this period extends over more than nine months, it is actually very interesting for you to follow the progress. Online, there are forums, personal blogs, and videos where people share images taken immediately after the procedure and document their hair growth journey. Observing these visuals provides a realistic understanding of the recovery process. After all, you don’t get a full head of hair immediately after the procedure — it takes about 9–12 months to see the final result.

Not everyone grants permission for their photos to be used for publication. During the non-obligatory session at the HASCI Clinic, you will have the opportunity to see additional before and after photos of HST treatments related to your specific condition and preferences. These are often different images from those available online.

Good preparation is also part of achieving the final result in the case of an HST treatment. By looking at before and after photos of hair transplants, you’ll know what to focus on and what questions to ask during your consultation. Additionally, review photos taken during the intermediate period so you can understand what to expect in terms of the stages of hair growth.

If you wish to take photos during the treatment, you are free to do so.

Yes, both local and international before and after photos of hair transplant results are valuable. This allows you to see how a HASCI Clinic operates and what kind of results are achieved. The quality and experience of clinics can vary significantly, especially internationally. You can use these images for comparison or as preparation for your own hair transplant.

No, on the internet you can find many photos from treatments performed at clinics with less favorable results — or even failed hair transplants. Photos showing disappointing outcomes are informative; they protect you from being drawn in by attractive discounts and remind you not to choose based solely on price. A cheap hair transplant can sometimes end up costing you much more in the long run.

The initial photos are taken on the day of the hair transplant. Before the procedure, the treatment is briefly discussed and the photos are taken. Depending on the treatment, several photos may be captured.

Of course! You can always share the photos you took after your treatment to show the progress of your hair growth. We will discuss them together and decide whether your photos can be used for publication and educational purposes.

The number of hair follicles used and transplanted varies from person to person and depends on each individual case. When viewing hair transplant before and after photos, the number of grafts transplanted during the procedure is often indicated.

Yes, the initial photo shows how the hair and/or scalp looked before the hair transplant. The “after” photo is usually taken 10 to 12 months later and shows how hair growth has developed in areas that were previously thinning or bald.

Yes, it is absolutely possible to let your hair grow after a hair transplant. You can see this in the before and after hair transplant photos. The only factor that determines how long you let your hair grow is your personal preference when visiting the hairdresser.

A healthy hair grows at an average rate of about 1 cm per month. Hair growth is a natural process that cannot be influenced or accelerated. If you wish, you may consider discussing the use of a hair growth product with your dermatologist.

Private photos shared on forums and blogs sometimes show how someone recovers after the procedure. Three to four weeks after a hair transplant, the transplanted hairs typically shed. Online, you can find photos taken during this period. These images are often followed by photos showing the visible growth of new hair.

Yes, although these photos are not always as easily available as images of successful procedures. Hair clinics that perform corrective treatments, as well as individuals who share their experiences on blogs, often post such photos. You can see how the hairline appears unnatural in these cases.