What is Permagraft?

It's hair that does everything but grow!

The properties evident in natural growing hair are also found in Permagraft:

• A naturally contoured hairline that begins with irregularly spaced hair increasing in density as the hairline progresses.
• Visible scalp beneath the hair, from the hairline thought the crown.
• A flow and bounce to the hair that allows it to line naturally even when it's messed.
• The capability of the hair to turn and toss in wind, rain and water.
• Multiple directional movement of the hair for unlimited styling options.

Real hair doesn't grow flat. It grows up; so does Permagraft.

Permagraft's utterly natural appearance begins with 100% human hair. But what truly sets Permagraft apart is how the hair is implanted. The special technique utilized allows the shaft to emulate from the dermal membrane on a vertical bias. Which gives it the natural movement and bounce found in naturally growing hair.

Less density, more natural appearance Too much hair can detract from the naturalness of any replacement or restoration method. So in replicating the growth and density of natural hair. Permagraft allows for "breathing room" between the individual hairs so each individual hair can fall naturally under its own weight. This is exactly as you find with naturally occurring hair.

Styling possibilities as unlimited as the stylist's artistry

Because Permagraft features hair implanted on the vertical bias, true multi-directional hair movement is achieved. The hair can be brushed straight back to reveal the natural hairline, combed forward for a more youthful look, parted on the side and even cut ½" lengths. The manner is which the hair lies naturally- no matter how it's combed or tossed-makes Permagraft a stylist's and a hair loss snuffer's dream.

Women hair restoration resources

Cosmetic procedures for hair loss information