Lace base
Fine lace supports the hair on a light mesh. Discuss how the hairline looks and how to handle and clean the material.
A fitted hair system can cover an area of hair loss without surgery. Explore the look, feel and upkeep before choosing your system.

A hair patch is a hair-bearing base fitted over an area of hair loss. It can be made to blend with the colour, texture and style of the hair around it.
It changes visible coverage straight away when fitted. It does not grow new hair, move follicles or treat the reason for hair loss. A patch is different from fibres implanted into the skin.
Size, hairline, density and colour are chosen together. Seeing a sample is more useful than choosing from a name alone.
Attachment and cleaning need to suit your scalp and remaining hair. Regular removal and refitting are part of the care plan.
Fine lace supports the hair on a light mesh. Discuss how the hairline looks and how to handle and clean the material.
A fine mesh construction supports the hair and helps create the appearance of a scalp part. Compare the feel and finish of a sample.
Flexible polymer bases can create a scalp-like appearance. Thickness, breathability, attachment and handling differ between products.
A system can combine materials in different areas. The choice balances the appearance, fit and practical care you prefer.
Custom fitting can be used with different base materials. Compare the actual hair, base and attachment options with the team.
A patch may suit someone who prefers a cosmetic option or does not want transplantation.
Existing irritation, allergies or fragile hair affect the choice. Have an itchy, painful or inflamed scalp assessed before fitting.
Cleaning, removal, refitting and eventual replacement are ongoing commitments. Discuss them before choosing the system.
Talk through exercise, helmets, swimming, work and styling so the attachment and care instructions fit your routine.
The team checks scalp comfort, the area to cover and your existing hair. Discuss any history of reactions to adhesive or tape.
Choose the base, hair colour, density, texture and attachment. Ask how each option will need to be cared for.
The scalp and hair are prepared for the agreed attachment. Clips, tape or adhesive are selected according to the system and your needs.
The system is positioned, secured and blended with your hair. Check the hairline, comfort and movement together before leaving.
Ask when you can wash, exercise and swim, which products to use and how removal should be handled. Adhesives and hair materials have different requirements.
Book the recommended maintenance visits. Contact the team if the system pulls, loosens or causes persistent irritation.
Clean the system and scalp using the products and method recommended for your base and attachment. Avoid pulling at bonded edges or using heat and chemicals the hair is not designed to tolerate.
The refitting interval and useful life vary with the material, attachment, wear and care. Agree an ongoing maintenance and replacement plan rather than assuming the patch is permanent.
Adhesives can cause reactions and tight attachments can pull on existing hair. Get advice about redness, soreness, itching or new breakage.
Removal and checks allow the scalp underneath to be cleaned and examined. A comfortable-looking fit should not mean ignoring irritation.
Find out what is causing hair loss, even if you choose a cosmetic way to cover it.
Explore hair fall careSurgery moves your own follicles to selected areas. It needs suitable donor hair and time for healing and growth.
Explore transplantationPigment can create the look of closely shaved hair or reduce visible scalp contrast. It does not add strands of hair.
Explore scalp micropigmentationExplore supportive light therapy options to support hair density and scalp health.
Explore light therapyOriginal before-and-after cases showing hair density improvement across the Layers network. Individual results vary.
Let’s talk about your goalsIndividual results vary. Photos show specific cases and do not guarantee the same outcome. Your doctor can explain what may be possible for you.
Patient experiences of hair care at Layers, including PRP, GFC and thinning care. These are not reviews of hair-patch fitting.
“I underwent GFC and PRP treatment for hair loss and had a very positive experience.”
Combined PRP and GFC hair care.
“This was my first GFC treatment, and I'm very happy with my decision.”
GFC hair care.
“Excellent experience from consultation to treatment. The GFC procedure was explained clearly, and the doctors were very knowledgeable.”
GFC hair care.
“I am currently undergoing GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) treatment at Layers and my experience so far has been highly satisfactory!”
GFC hair care.
“They suggested me GFC treatment and I experienced good results.”
GFC hair care.
“Most importantly, I’m seeing amazing results for my hair thinning treatment.”
Hair-thinning care.
“I noticed visible improvements in my skin texture and a significant reduction in hair fall within just a few sessions.”
Hair-fall and skin care.
No. The system is worn over the scalp and needs maintenance, refitting and eventual replacement. Even a bonded system needs planned removal and scalp care.
A suitable base, hair colour, density, hairline and fit can help it blend with your existing hair. Review samples and discuss the finish you want before choosing.
No. It provides cosmetic coverage. You can separately discuss whether the cause of your hair loss needs treatment.
Often this can be planned, but it depends on the system and attachment. Follow the exact advice for washing, water exposure and exercise, especially after a new fitting.
Irritation or allergy can occur with adhesives, and tight attachments can cause pulling and breakage. The fit and upkeep should be reviewed if you notice discomfort or hair damage.
Lifespan depends on the base, hair material, styling, environment and care. Ask for a realistic maintenance and replacement plan for the specific system.
Partial hair systems and toppers can be fitted for different patterns of loss. The coverage, parting, length and attachment should be selected for the individual.
No. A patch sits over the scalp on a base. Implantation inserts individual fibres into the skin and is a different procedure with different risks.
Talk through the look you want and the care a hair system will need.
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