Hair Transplantation

·         Introduction to Hair Transplantation: An overview of the history, principles, and techniques of hair transplantation.

·         Patient Evaluation and Consultation: Assessing patient candidacy, understanding different types of hair loss, evaluating donor and recipient areas, and managing patient expectations.

·         Hair Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding the structure and growth cycle of hair follicles, types of hair loss, and factors influencing hair growth.

·         Surgical Techniques: Detailed instruction on both FUT and FUE techniques, including donor harvesting, graft dissection, and recipient site creation.

·         Instrumentation and Equipment: Familiarization with the tools and equipment used in hair transplant procedures, including different types of punches, microscopes, and implanters.

·         Graft Preparation and Handling: Techniques for extracting, separating, and preparing hair follicles for transplantation, ensuring their viability and survival.

·         Complications and Management: Identification and management of potential complications that may arise during or after the procedure, as well as postoperative care guidelines.

·         Aesthetic Considerations: Understanding the principles of hairline design, angulation, density, and natural-looking results.

-History of fat grafting

-Basic Anatomy.

-patient selection.

-Tumescent anesthesia

- Fat harvesting preparation and injection.

- Tools and steps for converting micro fat to nano fat.

-   Marking and Photography

 - Pre, Intra, and post-operation care

- How to set and manage patients’ expectation

-Contraindications and how to manage complications