Afro Hair Transplant

Key Considerations
- Curved Hair Follicle Structure – Unlike straight hair, Afro-textured hair has curved follicles, requiring meticulous handling during extraction and implantation. The procedure demands expertise to minimize follicle damage and ensure successful graft survival.
- High Hair Density – Afro hair typically appears voluminous due to its coiled nature, meaning fewer grafts may be required compared to other hair types. However, the procedure may take longer due to the complexity of handling curly grafts.
- Risk of Keloid Scarring – Some individuals with Afro-textured hair are prone to keloid formation (raised scars). Proper assessment and post-transplant care are essential to minimize this risk and ensure optimal healing.
An experienced surgeon with expertise in Afro hair transplantation is crucial to achieving the best aesthetic outcome while preserving the hair’s natural texture and density.
The procedure consists of the following steps :

- Hair extraction : using micro-motor punch with 0.5-0.8 mm. diameter. It helps extracting follicles one by one without any damage to the hair or the skin.The hypothermosol solution will serve as a conservative for the follicles while opening channels.
- Channels opening : using sapphire pen, with the precious sapphire stone head, which helps open 3-dimensional incisions into the receiving area.
- Hair transplantation : which is inserting each follicle into an incision.
How Long Does It Take?
The Afro hair transplant procedure typically takes 6-8 hours, depending on the number of grafts required.
Advantage of Afro hair transplant
- Natural-looking results that blend seamlessly with existing hair.
- Permanent hair restoration for bald or thinning areas.
- Custom hairline design tailored to the individual’s facial features.
- Boosts confidence and self-image.
A successful Afro hair transplant requires an experienced surgeon familiar with the unique challenges of curly hair. With the right expertise, the results can be natural, full, and long-lasting.