Hair Transplant Training

The aesthetics industry is seeing an ever growing number of areas of the face and body that can be improved with low-invasive treatments.  Hair loss is possibly one of the most distressing signs of ageing so it is no wonder that a procedure becoming so heavily in demand is hair restoration.  

Advancing technology and improved skills means that people are experiencing truly amazing results with little risk, discomfort or down time.

Content:

• History of Hair Transplant Surgery
• Scalp Anatomy and Physiology
• Classification of Alopecia
• Patient medical history
• Patient evaluation and preoperative diagnosis, Indications and Side Effects
• FUE and FUT methods
• Equipment used for hair transplant surgery
• Staff required for hair transplant surgery
• Initial consultation and preoperative preparation
• Anaesthesia and sedation
• Hair Transplant stages
• Post-transplant recovery
• Follow up
• Outcomes
• Complicated case studies
• Hair transplant clinic set up
• Hair transplant market