Before Treatment
Prepare Safely
- Medication
- Alcohol
- Smoking
- Travel
- Clothing
Your Treatment Journey
This hair transplant patient guide connects preparation before treatment, procedure day, early recovery and graft protection, and hair washing. Instructions change between stages of the hair transplant journey, and your written Henesis instructions take priority where they apply.
Four connected guides
Each stage has a different purpose. Open the guide that matches what you need now.
Before Treatment
Procedure Day
After Treatment
Hair Washing
Choose by current stage
Deep links to direct answers
Readiness changes to recovery
Instructions change once the procedure is complete, which is why Henesis separates preparation and recovery into dedicated guides.
One central rule
Your written Henesis instructions for your individual procedure take priority over general online guidance.
Recipient area, medicines, health status, technique and healing can change the plan. If two instructions appear to conflict, ask the clinical team rather than combining them.
Short treatment bridges
The overall journey is similar, but shaving, donor access, recipient-area care and washing details can vary according to treatment type and individual planning.
International patient pathway
Confirm the itinerary before travel so arrival, procedure timing, first wash and departure planning remain connected.
Follow the confirmed transfer and arrival plan.
Complete final planning and the confirmed treatment workflow.
Henesis performs the first wash on the morning after the procedure and demonstrates continued home care.
Ask when the plan may need to change
Use these short answers to reach the right stage-specific guide.
Start with the Before Hair Transplant guide for medicines, alcohol, nicotine, scalp preparation, clothing and travel.
The Procedure Day guide follows arrival, final design, local anaesthesia, extraction, graft handling, placement and departure.
Use the Recovery guide for first-night graft protection, sleep, swelling, activity and early contact guidance.
Henesis performs the first wash at the clinic on the morning after the procedure. The Hair Washing guide explains continued home care.
Your written Henesis instructions for your individual procedure take priority. Ask the clinical team when guidance appears to conflict.
Use the contact route supplied with your aftercare plan. The Contact page provides the clinic’s general contact pathway.
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