Demanding, and requiringadvanced revision technique
Accurate diagnosis of the cause, and an experienced team — no more regrets
Revision Hair Transplant
Revision Hair Transplant
MOJELIM Revision Hair Transplant
Revisions demand advanced technique —
with accurate diagnosis and an experienced team,
no more regrets
Duration
Under 2 hours avg.
*Varies with graft count
Harvesting
FUT or FUE
Anesthesia
Local · sedation
Recovery
Daily life possible
the next day
Unhappy with the result of a previous transplant?
MOJELIM revision hair transplant
The follicles at the back of the head
used for transplantation are limited in number —
and a failed transplant means harvesting yet more follicles.
That is why the number of transplants is limited.
Minimizing damage during harvesting and implantation is essential,
and every step — harvesting, separation, implantation —
must be handled skillfully so the surgery succeeds without failure.
If you are considering a revision, choose your clinic even more carefully
than the first time — more specialized, more systematic.
Where — and by whom — changes the result.
Why the choice of revision clinic matters
After a first surgery, the donor area often carries scarring, and the follicles already used leave gaps —
so fewer follicles remain at the back of the head, and harvesting more from soft-tissue-damaged skin
has real limits. That is why revisions demand advanced technique.
A more specialized, detailed surgical plan — and a skilled surgeon experienced in revisions —
are therefore essential.
How you implant matters more than how much!
Revision methods by case
Revision after poor graft survival
Cases where implanted grafts survived poorly, leaving density too thin and revision necessary
Low density has many causes — grafts damaged because scalp depth, follicle angle
and spacing were not considered, or follicles separated without dedicated technicians.
Most typically, graft survival fell and density came up short.
At MOJELIM, follicle separation is handled by technicians with at least 4 years of experience,
and a surgeon specializing in revisions works as one team with the medical staff — from healthy
harvesting to precise implantation — minimizing the follicle damage that can occur in surgery.
Revision hair transplant, 3,000 hairs
Day 348
Hairline correction revision, 2,400 hairs
Day 435
※ Pain and results after surgery vary from person to person.
From diagnosis to post-operative care
A custom revision system
A revision must begin with an accurate analysis of why the first surgery failed.
We complete it 1:1, even more carefully than your first operation.
01
First and foremost,
we analyze and identify the exact
cause of the failure.
02
Then we design a custom plan around
your current scalp, the donor hair
remaining, and the line you want.
03
Surgery proceeds carefully, designed
to maximally improve the areas of
dissatisfaction and aesthetics.
04
Safe, systematic surgery and a
post-operative recovery care system
you can rely on.
With you for a full year, until every graft takes root
Aftercare that matters as much as surgery
Shampoo
Progress check and follow-up call
Precision care for the first 72 hours
The MOJELIM survival kit
Survival spray
Epidermal growth factor helps
transplanted hairs survive and the
implant area recover quickly.
Ice pack
Reduces swelling
after surgery
* Keep it away from the implant area
Pillow cover
Prevents infection of the
surgical area through the pillow
Hydrogen peroxide
Disinfect once daily until stitches
are removed, against inflammation
* FUT only For the sutured donor area
Everything you wondered before deciding
Revision Hair Transplant Q&A
- 01
I've already had two hair transplants — can I have one more?
For revision transplants, we first confirm whether your case can be transplanted. After a diagnosis of your current scalp and hair condition, we can determine whether surgery is possible.
- 02
Can eyebrows or sideburn areas be revised too?
Yes. These areas use short, thick single hairs. During donor harvesting, single hairs — or thick hairs separated into singles — are used for the transplant.
- 03
How many times can revision surgery be done?
If donor-area damage is small, there is no fixed limit. A second or third surgery is usually safely possible; from the third onward, surgery may be limited to filling in gaps.
A differentiated surgical system
See the operating system MOJELIM has refined for excellent surgical results.
From consultation to surgery
One surgeon, start to finish
Q
Does the surgeon ever change to someone else mid-surgery?
A
At MOJELIM, your surgeon personally operates from the start of surgery to the end.
One surgeon takes responsibility for your surgery from beginning to end.
Because one surgeon handles everything from consultation to surgery, results are more natural with higher graft survival.
Medical staff at peak condition
Q
MOJELIM performs many surgeries — how do you manage your surgeons' condition?
A
Our surgeons follow a 'minimum surgery schedule,' entering every operation in peak condition.
FUT / FUE surgery
1–2 per day
Surgeries per MOJELIM surgeon, per day
A surgeon’s condition can affect the safety and results of that day’s patients.
To maintain personal condition and surgical skill,
each MOJELIM surgeon performs only one or two operations per day.
No inexperienced surgeons
Q
Could a new doctor be operating on me?
A
Even new doctors complete a two-year training period before performing surgery.
At MOJELIM, a doctor may perform surgery only after at least two years of training.
(Two years of residency after obtaining a medical license)
During those two years, each doctor takes part in about 1,000 surgeries (roughly 4,000 hours).
This training system is how MOJELIM promises consistently satisfying results, whoever your surgeon is.
The right team size
Surgical efficiency
Q
How many staff take part in a surgery?
A
Up to seven, for maximum surgical efficiency.
Surgical team
per patient
Surgeon
1
Nurses
3
Follicle technicians
2–3
Per patient
1
patient in surgery
Up to
7
dedicated team members
In hair transplantation, the golden time between harvesting and implantation is a key factor in graft survival.
To shorten surgery time and raise efficiency, one surgeon, three nurses and two to three follicle technicians —
up to seven staff — work on a single patient’s surgery.
MOJELIM core strengths
Surgical experience
130,490 surgeries
as of Mar 1, 2026
A 2,200m² clinic
About 200 medical staff
and team members
Two centers
Men's & women's transplants,
differentiated by gender
MOJELIM core strengths
A single specialty since 1997 —MOJELIM, focused on hair transplantation
Unmatched surgicalexperience
Hair transplantation is a surgery where
a 0.1mm difference changes graft survival.
That is why your surgeon's experience
matters above all.
MOJELIM surgeons devote about 3,700 hours
a year to transplant surgery and research.
Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure where a 0.1mm
difference changes graft survival. That is why your surgeon's
experience matters above all.
MOJELIM surgeons devote about 3,700 hours a year —
eight hours a day — to hair transplant surgery and research.
