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Seek advice or treatment for your hair loss in one of the best clinics in Thessaloniki, Greece. Our team consists of experienced professionals and surgeons who are highly knowledgeable and patient. Our team is led by Dr. Michael Stambos, the excellent Plastic Surgeon, and Hair Transplant Surgeon, who performed the first hair transplant in Greece in 1981. Since then, he has performed thousands of procedures with extremely natural results, and can meet all your expectations. Hair restoration services - Direct FUE hair transplant - Hair transplant in women - Beard/moustache implantation - Eyebrow transplant - Autologous Hair Mesotherapy - Heterologous Hair Mesotherapy - Medical Hair Tattoo (Scalp Micro Pigmentation)
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VOULGARI 50, 54248, THESSALONIKI, Greece
- +306980256365
- info@directhairclinic.gr
- directhairclinic.gr
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