I may not be able to answer your questions at a higher level, but before attempting to undergo a hair transplant we would like to let you know something about laser in hair transplants, and then you make your decision.

What actually laser does?

Laser radiation brings about highly concentrated energy to the body that vaporizes human tissues being targeted. This is used during the removal of different skin problems or vaporizing core tissues. The use of laser transplant creates an opening to where the implants are inserted with hair, and theoretically without damaging the surrounding skin. This may not be quite true. With the use of laser, there is an exposure to heat and the surrounding areas may be burnt which may not bring about good effects on its lifetime and adherent growth of the hair implant. This is a fundamental problem in using laser. In addition, quite similarly during a classic hair transplant method, it does not warrant a quality supply of nutrients to the implants.
 

If you have ever witnessed a laser at work, you know that the laser device is similar in structure to the drilling machine of a dentist. This means that working with laser does not come without any problems. With hair transplants, it is important to know that implants have an irregular pattern, not like the straight rows of an orchard.
 

What laser transplant warrants is limited bleeding. This has a very high importance during surgeries making work a lot easier. This also means minimal post-operation swelling and pain. If the client takes this into consideration as a factor, this means less problems and complications in the next 2 to 3 days.
 

Moreover, if we would try to determine the difference between laser surgery and soft laser, the latter is something totally new. It is recommended because it does not create tiny potholes to the skin but serves to improve healing. 
 

MUDr.Petr Bouzek
European Center for Hair Diagnostic and Treatment, Vinohradská 3216/165, Praha 10
tel.: +420 274 780 880, 602 692 411
E-mail: europe_hair@centrum.cz