What sets us apart?

The importance of specialisation

Anyone looking for a hair transplant is confronted with a mass of information that can cloud their understanding of the subject and, consequently, of the differences between the services offered

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Medical act

Many clinics promote transplants at very attractive prices, without placing any emphasis on the quality of the treatment or the technique used. This advertising “bait” seeks to steer people towards thinking mainly about the relationship between price and number of hairs, diverting attention from more relevant issues. A hair transplant must be understood as a complex medical act, which involves complying with procedures, rules and protocols that are important for the successful restoration of the patient's image and self-confidence.

“Rigour and discipline must always accompany the performance of a transplant, as they prevent irreversible consequences for the patient.”

≈20%of hair transplant sessions at our clinic are corrections

At our clinic, around 20% of hair transplant sessions consist of correcting transplants poorly performed by other providers, whose main attraction is the promise of low prices. This number of corrective sessions could be even higher; unfortunately, many cases are irreversible, given the aggressiveness of the previous procedure.

At Attica, we place all our expertise at your disposal, starting with a free, rigorous and comprehensive diagnosis that will help you reach the right decision and change your life.

3 key factors

So, what sets Attica apart?

At Attica, the hair transplant process does not follow a standard pattern common to most clinics in the field, but rather a procedure based on 3 key factors:

Discover the FDI / DHI technique in detail

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1. The question of who performs the procedure

Hair transplantation is considered a medical act by the competent authorities and must therefore be performed exclusively by doctors. However, the vast majority of clinics offer a service performed by technicians, placing their financial interests above the best interests of patients, which gives this field a bad reputation and undermines trust in the market.

At Attica there are no “extra hands”, so only the doctor operates on the patient, from the extraction of the first follicle to the implantation of the last.

Each of our specialists (doctors and nurses) has undergone intensive training and chosen to dedicate themselves entirely to the field of hair.

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2. The importance of a protocol supporting the technique

Many clinics perform hair transplant techniques such as FUT, FUE and ARTAS, which can be difficult to understand and are, in many cases, based on simple training passed on between practitioners, without the support of a precise protocol.

Attica is governed by extremely rigorous medical regulations and protocol (FDI / DHI Protocol), the result of years of research and continuous practice, integrating hundreds of steps that allow surgical processes to be standardised in order to guarantee the best results.

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3. The question of the type of technique performed

At many hair aesthetics clinics, the transplant process can bring some complications to the patient's daily life in the post-operative period, since swelling, trauma and scarring in the treated area are common in many cases. These drawbacks of hair transplantation may influence a patient's decision on whether or not to undergo the procedure.

The technique applied by ATTICA – FDI / DHI – stands out for the direct way in which the follicles are implanted. A special type of Choi implanter is used, modified, adapted and converted into an injector, allowing thousands of follicles to be transplanted without first opening holes, making it less invasive and less painful. This process takes place in a single phase, which offers considerable advantages, both in terms of fast recovery and the excellent final result.