Dr. Sikos Geza Clinic

hair transplant clinic Hungary

📍 Budapest · Hungary ★ Certified clinic

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Since 1992, Dr. Sikos Géza has specialized exclusively in hair restoration surgery. His three decades of experience and active involvement in international hair transplant conferences have established him as a respected figure in the field. The clinic's patient-centered philosophy ensures each person receives individual attention and realistic outcomes.

Strong points

✓ Surgeon performs every procedure personally

✓ Careful donor area preservation

✓ One patient per day approach

About

Hair Transplant Clinic in Budapest

Dr. Géza Sikos established his hair transplant practice in Budapest in 1992, building on his foundation as a plastic surgeon since 1984. Over thirty years dedicated to hair restoration have given him deep expertise in managing different hair loss patterns and donor area characteristics.

The clinic operates on a strict one-procedure-per-day schedule. This approach allows Dr. Sikos and his team to focus entirely on a single patient from consultation through completion, without the pressure of multiple cases competing for attention.

Before accepting anyone for surgery, Dr. Sikos requires a video consultation. This screening process ensures he understands what you expect and can determine whether those expectations align with what your donor area and hair loss pattern will realistically support.

The clinic uses the WAW follicular extraction system developed by Dr. Jean Devroye of Brussels. This motorized punch technology has become one of the most widely adopted tools for FUE procedures globally.

The WAW system's trumpet-shaped punch design is engineered to minimize transection during follicle extraction and improve graft survival rates. This matters particularly when working with limited donor reserves or finer hair calibers.

Dr. Sikos takes a conservative stance on graft numbers and donor harvesting. Rather than maximizing grafts per session, the focus is on preserving donor density for potential future procedures and ensuring the donor area heals without visible depletion.

(Machine information: http://www.devroyeinstruments.com/)