Marius's Receding Hairline Surgery Before & After Videos

Marius (45) is one of the amazing hair growth specialists at Gro. Everyone who starts their hair loss journey/ diagnosis/ investigation will start with a in-clinic or online consultation with a hair growth specialist.

For years Marius has been concerned about his receding hairline and now he is going to take you through the surgery and his recovery as a technical expert. Marius had over 9,000 hairs transplanted over 2 days of surgery.

Please keep in mind that it will take up to 12 months for Marius to see his final result.

You can follow Marius's hairline transformation journey, and see before and afters, on his dedicated Instagram page: @gro.diary.marius

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What makes us different?

PFP is a fine-tuned combination of the micro-FUE and direct implantation techniques.

A punch with a diameter of less than 1mm is used to extract hairs one by one. At Gro, this minimally invasive technique is performed start to finish by a certified doctor, ensuring high quality and consistency.

Our specialty tools are designed to minimise damage to the hair follicle and the skin. Between extraction and implantation, the follicles are kept in a growth solution at a constant temperature to ensure the highest survival rates.

The doctor has full control over the depth, direction and angle of each inserted hair follicle, giving our clients natural and undetectable results. There’s no need to create recipient holes in the treatment area with PFP, which allows for higher hair density.

FUE is traditional method, but unlike in FUT, hair follicles are extracted individually with a punch, leaving behind small holes. The extraction can be either motorised (by a robot) or manual (usually by a technician).Small reception holes are then created and follicles are implanted with forceps, which allows little control over their direction and angle..

FUT is an older and more invasive hair transplant method where a long, thin strip of skin is cut out from the back of the scalp. The strip is divided into hair follicles under a microscope, and the follicles are then implanted into reception holes with forceps.Faster and cheaper? Yes. More invasive with lower quality results? Also yes..

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