The implant with biocompatible fibers is a non-surgical treatment for alopecia that uses specially designed fibers that mimic natural hair. These fibers are implanted in the scalp to restore hair density in an immediate and lasting way.

This treatment is recommended for people who suffer from permanent or scarring alopecia, and who are looking for a non-surgical solution to restore their hair. Prior to treatment, a medical evaluation is performed to determine if you are an ideal candidate.

The procedure can last between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the amount of fibers that need to be implanted and the area to be covered. Despite the duration, it is an outpatient treatment that allows the patient to resume his activities the same day.

Biocompatible fibers are designed to provide long-lasting results. However, over time, some fibers may need replacement due to natural wear and tear, which is usually a gradual process.

The treatment is performed under local anesthesia, so no pain is experienced during the procedure. After the implant, it is possible to feel a slight discomfort or sensitivity in the scalp, which disappears in a few days.

After the procedure, it is recommended to avoid direct sun exposure, the use of harsh chemicals and gentle cleansing of the scalp with neutral shampoo. It is essential to follow the doctor's recommendations to ensure proper recovery and maintain the results.

Yes, biocompatible fibers can be complemented with other hair treatments, such as low level laser therapy (LLLT) or medications that stimulate hair growth, to maximize results.

Risks are minimal. Biocompatible fibers are designed to be safe and well tolerated by the skin. Rarely, some patients may experience mild inflammation or irritation in the first few weeks, which usually resolves with basic care and medical follow-up.