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Satin Lace

500,000+ clients22+ years of experienceGlobal experienceDoctor supervised

Hair loss assessment request

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Duration
30–45 minutes (per session)
Anaesthesia
Not required
Planning
Doctor led
Approach
Personalised

About This Treatment

Satin Lace is a non surgical, cosmetic hair system based on a fine lace base; it is a removable application placed on the scalp that aims for a natural looking hairline. Thanks to the thin, breathable base material, the hairline is intended to appear natural. Whether this system is suitable for you is decided after the type of hair loss, the condition of your scalp and your expectations are reviewed in a specialist assessment.

The application includes preparing the scalp and placing the system according to size and colour matching; the duration and application details may vary by person. After the first application, follow-up appointments are planned for periodic maintenance, repositioning and cleaning. With this non surgical system, results and comfort vary from person to person; for this reason, the care approach and expectations are clarified together with the specialist team.

Process

Process steps

  1. 1

    Consultation & Scalp Assessment

    Personalised measurements and design planning.

  2. 2

    Hair Matching & Customisation

    Hair texture, density, colour, and style are matched.

  3. 3

    Application & Styling

    The system is applied and styled for a natural finish.

Good to know

Non surgical

Fine lace base

Custom preparation

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