General Medical Information
The information published on the ROOSTER Hair Restoration website, including treatment pages, articles and answers to common questions, is provided for general informational and educational purposes. It is not a substitute for individual medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Our Role
ROOSTER Hair Restoration coordinates hair, beard and eyebrow restoration with licensed partner clinics. Medical examinations and procedures are carried out by physicians at the partner clinic, who are responsible for every medical decision about your treatment.
Preliminary Consultation
Our free preliminary consultation is reviewed with a physician at one of our licensed partner clinics and is based only on the information and photographs you provide.
A preliminary consultation is not a definitive diagnosis or treatment plan. Final suitability, the treatment recommended and the number of grafts required are determined only after an in-person medical examination.
Treatment Risks and Individual Results
Hair, beard and eyebrow transplantation are surgical procedures and carry potential risks, including pain, swelling, bleeding, infection, numbness, scarring, temporary shedding and uneven or limited hair growth. In some cases a further procedure may be needed.
Healing, hair growth and cosmetic outcomes vary from person to person. No specific result, density or outcome can be guaranteed.
Patient photographs and before-and-after results are shared with the patient's consent. They show individual experiences and are not a guarantee that you will achieve a similar result.
Postoperative Care
Follow the instructions given by your treating physician and attend the recommended follow-up appointments. Recovery experiences and timelines vary between individuals.
If you develop increasing pain, redness or swelling, pus, fever or any other worrying symptom, contact your treating clinic straight away or seek urgent medical care. In an emergency, do not wait for a reply through the website or social media.
Medical Decisions
Treatment decisions should be made after a discussion with the responsible physician about your suitability, the potential benefits, risks and alternatives, and the expected recovery. Information on this website does not replace that discussion.
Contact
For any questions about this page, contact us at: [email protected]