Winnipeg Hair Transplants

Have you ever noticed that people who have lost almost all of the hair on their head still have a little bit left on the back and sides? This is because those hair follicles are resistant to thinning. The top of the head is where most people first begin to lose hair, and so the more resilient hair follicles are taken from the back of the scale and transplanted to the top. Remarkably, once these follicles are transplanted they remain just as resilient as ever, which means SmartGraft is a potentially permanent solution to hair loss. Hair can also be taken from the chest, back, and face for better results.

Because the hair transplanted is your own hair, and because the surgeon pays special attention to where your natural hairline should be if it has receded, SmartGraft produces completely natural-looking results. Scars from SmartGraft are almost invisible due to their microscopic size and the fact that they are eventually covered by the surrounding hair that was not chosen for transplant.

If you are a man or a woman seeking a quick, safe, and permanent solution to hair loss, SmartGraft could be the procedure that’s right for you. SmartGraft can also act as scar camouflage for those who have had a previous strip procedure.

Hair that has recently been transplanted grows naturally in several phases:

Three Months: You will begin to notice new hairs.
Six Months: You will witness noticeable improvement.
Twelve to Fourteen Months: Full growth will occur.

SmartGraft is a quick and relatively painless procedure (with the help of local anesthetic) that is beneficial for both men and women. There are very few activity restrictions after the procedure, with most patients being able to receive SmartGraft and then immediately return to work that day.

Dr. Esmail is considered one of the top facial plastic surgeons in Canada. Hair transplant is surgery, and Visage is currently the only practice in Winnipeg where the transplant is lead by an actual Surgeon. When choosing who will perform your hair restoration and transplant procedure, make sure you do your research and ask for credentials as well as ask to see images of their past results.