Coily and Afro-textured
Your texture is part of the design. Explore coily and Afro-textured hair cases to discuss your hairline, temples and top of the scalp.
Educational tools to understand your starting point and prepare questions for your consultation. They do not provide a diagnosis or a quote.
Choose my consultation ↗Tools for a more useful consultation. Explore what you notice and understand how hair restoration is planned.
Choose the model closest to what you notice. These show areas of hair loss, not clinical hair-loss grades.
Generated educational 3D illustrations. These are not patient photographs.
Select an option to see questions you can bring to your assessment.
This tool does not diagnose a cause or assign a Norwood or Ludwig grade. Responses stay on this page and are not sent to the clinic.
Part of the calculation relates recipient area to implantation density. Use values from a medical plan or explore a hypothetical scenario.
Area and density require medical assessment. Existing hair, donor supply and design can change the plan. One graft does not necessarily equal one hair.
Read: recipient-area planning ↗Explore questions about coily, curly, wavy and straight hair, recovery, beard and eyebrow restoration, and consultations.
Explore all frequently asked questions ↗At Majestuoso Clinic, we work with coily, curly, wavy and straight hair. Your texture, the area you wish to improve and your expectations guide a personalised consultation.
Your texture is part of the design. Explore coily and Afro-textured hair cases to discuss your hairline, temples and top of the scalp.
A hairline that respects your style. View our curly hair before-and-after cases and tell us which areas you would like to improve.
Hairline, temples or crown: tell us where you notice changes. Initial guidance starts with your current photos and your goals.
Straight hair also calls for a personal plan. Discuss options for your hairline, top or crown with the Majestuoso team.
General recovery guide, not an individual prediction. Follow your medical team’s instructions. Source: American Academy of Dermatology.