In a crown hair transplant, the natural hairline in the back and side areas of the head is specifically reconstructed. The goal of this treatment is to restore or thicken the so-called crown of hair, especially in cases of advanced hair loss, where the transition between bald areas and existing hair has become clearly visible.

Our partner surgeons use a technique known as the rose-form technique for this purpose. Here, the hair follicles are not inserted linearly or uniformly, but in a slightly offset, rosette-like arrangement. This special placement aligns with the natural growth direction and distribution of the hair crown and prevents an artificial appearance.

With the rose-form technique, a soft, natural transition is created between the donor and recipient areas. The growth direction of the hair is individually adjusted so that the transplanted hairs harmoniously integrate into the existing hair pattern. This method requires a high level of experience and precise planning, as the hair crown plays a central role in the overall aesthetics of the hair pattern.

The crown hair transplant is particularly suitable for patients with significant or long-term hair loss, where a natural framing of the head is to be restored. A careful preliminary examination, individualized planning of the hairline, and proper implementation by experienced specialists are crucial for a convincing result.