A hair replacement system is a non-surgical solution to help with hair loss.
Yes. They are suitable for people with partial or complete hair loss due to genetics, alopecia, chemotherapy or trauma.
The hair system has two parts to it. The base is made of polyurethane. The hair is actual human hair.
The hair system is attached by first preparing the area by shaving it. The hair system is then applied using a special adhesive.
You can wear the hair system for 4 to 6 weeks after it has been applied before it needs maintenance. Upkeep includes cleaning the hair system, cutting your own hair and re-application.
Getting the hair system wet can reduce the adhesive, but you can use a glue pen in between your maintenance appointment if you need to top up the adhesive.
Most hair systems last up to six months.
Yes, but only by your trained specialist.
If applied correctly and well maintained by a hair replacement specialist, it is very difficult to detect - especially with proper blending.
No, if properly fitted and cleaned regularly. Poor hygiene and not keeping up with the maintenance can affect the scalp. Hair underneath needs removing for a comfortable fit. Even the smallest amount of hair growth needs removing.
