Hair transplant

dr Marwan Saifi

Dr. Marwan Saifi, MD. ABHRS a Diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery, an experienced hair transplant physician, who has been performing quality follicular unit hair transplantation surgery since 1995, and also specializes in repairing inadequate hair transplants. He improved the procedure by creating a device called The Hemostatic Dialater which was patented under his name, (Dr. Saifi, United States patent, number 5,797,945 August 25, 1998). Dr. Saifi's goal is to integrate surgical expertise, artistry, professionalism, and extensive experience to exceed his patients expectations.

Dr. Saifi has been associated with Nu/ Hart Hair Clinic since 2004. Since that time, he has teamed and worked alongside many of Nu/Hart's top surgeons in New York, NY, Philadelphia, PA, San Juan, PR, and Dubai, UAE. Dr. Saifi lately supported international clinics in a variety of capacities, including that of medical, surgical, and training. In fact, he has recently trained physicians currently on staff in Nu/Hart's Hong Kong office

Prior to that, he was affiliated with the Body Enhancement & Lipo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he worked under the guidance of Dr. Gregory Pierce for several years.

Dr. Saifi is an expert in the art of administration of Botox and Dermal fillers, he completed his training at the Empire Medical Training, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Dr. Saifi trained in general surgery in Poland where he successfully completed an internship and post-graduate training in general surgery at the Department of General and Oncological Surgery, Wroclaw Medical University,Wroclaw, Poland.

He obtained his M.D. degree at the Wroclaw Medical University, 1989 where he also completed a general internship. He completed his pre-medicine curriculum and certificate at lodz University, Lodz, Poland.

In 2008 he established the American the American Aesthetic Medicine and Hair Transplant Center, AM-MED in Wroclaw, Poland.

Dr. Saifi is a member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, a member of the Association of Polish Surgeons, Lower Silesian Division, a member of the Polish Association of Aesthetic Medicine and a Medical Advisory Board Member of the HairMax Laser Comb, Lexington International, FL USA.

Team of hair transplant in Poland

Certificates


US patent of hair transplant	Association of Polish surgeons	Member of ISHRS

More information about hair transplant surgery

Restoring hair loss

Advanced surgical techniques provide the most natural-looking, permanent solution for those who are bald or have thinning hair. "Follicular-Unit Micrografting " is a method by which hair follicles are redistributed in a manner which duplicates how hairs naturally grow from the scalp.
Topical and oral medication may benefit some people with early to moderate hair loss and may also be combined with follicular-unit micrografting. The use of medications to stop or slow down the hair loss process can be discussed during your consultation. Hair pieces, wigs or weaves are difficult to maintain and may present an unnatural appearance. While these solutions are acceptable for some people, hair transplantation using follicular-unit micrografts can provide a more natural look, permanently.

What causes hair loss?

Androgenetic alopecia, or pattern baldness, is the leading cause of hair loss in men and women. In this condition, hormones combined with a hereditary predisposition produce thinning hair and pattern baldness. Less common causes of hair loss include severe infection, diet, certain medications, birth control pills, thyroid disease, childbirth, and cancer treatments. During the consultation, the cause of your hair loss will be evaluated, followed by a discussion of available treatment options.
Male pattern baldness usually begins with a receding hairline and thinning at the crown and continues to progress over a lifetime. Female pattern baldness usually consists of thinning across the top of the scalp with preservation of the frontal hairline. Although the ultimate degree of baldness cannot be accurately predicted, the age of onset and the family history are important factors.

What about after the Follicular-Unit Micrografting procedure?

Most people do not have any significant discomfort after the surgery. Some itching and swelling can occur but is generally mild. Normal physical activities can be resumed immediately. Crusting and scabbing of transplanted areas last about a week.
The transplanted hair falls out in about two weeks and generally begins to grow again in about three months. Once it has grown in, the next session can be performed. The number of sessions required to fill in a given area depends on the extent of the hair loss and the density which is desired. For most people, this means between one and three sessions.
Transplanted hair lives and grows indefinitely. Once the transplant procedures are complete, no further treatments are necessary. The hair can be styled any way the person desires. Although hair transplantation is a substantial investment, the results are considered permanent and may be less expensive than other hair loss treatments when factored over a lifetime. The improvement in self-image and confidence is well worth the cost for most people.

What is Micro-Hair Transplant surgery like?

Most hair transplant procedures are performed on an out-patient basis, using local or twilight anesthesia. Patients comfortably relax, watch DVDs, listen to music or nap during their procedure, which takes several hours to complete.
Follicular-unit micrografting is a procedure during which literally thousands of follicles are redistributed into the thinning or the balding areas. Once harvested from "donor" area or sides or back of the scalp, hair follicles are microscopically dissected into "grafts". Each micrograft contains a single "follicular-unit", consisting of one to three (or rarely, four) hair follicles. Follicular-unit grafts are then carefully implanted into the bald or thinning "recipient" areas.
Meticulous artistic and technical skill is required to design an appropriate hairline, as well as ensure the appropriate angle, orientation and position of each transplanted hair. Follicular-unit micrografting creates a result that defies detection and is never, ever "pluggy".