Everything about hair systems.

In its most practical and brief definition, a hair system is a piece that replaces hair strands or covers the area where hair has fallen out or is thinner.

A hair system is a matching new piece applied only to the problem area for people with hair loss caused by illness, partial or total hair loss, injury or treatment. It is fixed to the scalp with liquid adhesives or tapes. A wig is not glued; it is worn with clips or elastic bands.

Hair systems are made individually by taking head measurements. With your hair system you can swim, play sport, shower and blow-dry. With a wig, there is always a chance of it slipping.

Advantages: Suitable for all confirmed cases of baldness (androgenetic, areata and cicatricial alopecia, telogen effluvium, trichotillomania, chemotherapy). Instant results; a lower price than many alternatives; a long-term solution; no restrictions on activities such as sport, pool, sea, bathing or sleeping; not surgical; you can start over if the result does not satisfy you; no contraindications (except material allergy; most products are hypoallergenic).

Disadvantages: It requires periodic maintenance. Some models that give a more natural result are more expensive.

The hair systems used at our centre are of high quality and are fitted by specialists, so the result is extremely satisfying. You may see failed results online; there is no law preventing unqualified people from entering the sector. Making the right choice is up to you.

All hair fitted at our centre is made to suit your head shape by taking your cranial measurements. Ready-made hair is widely used on the market; we do not use ready-made hair and always design to individual measurements.

Our centre uses human hair. Human hair also comes in different qualities; we use hair of the best possible quality and of a thickness that matches the person's natural hair. Synthetic hair is very shiny, which makes it look artificial.

The lifespan of a hair system depends on its quality; it can be longer or shorter depending on the design made for the person and the quality of care.

No. Models attached with special adhesives are worn continuously in 15–20 day cycles. At the end of each cycle you come to our centre for maintenance; it takes no more than 1 hour. The hair system is removed, cleaned and fitted again.

• Stick to the recommended wearing period and have maintenance done regularly.
• Use a neutral shampoo free of sulphates and salt.
• Don't apply conditioner to the hair roots.
• Always wash it after the sea or the pool.
• Comb with a soft brush and gentle movements; when washing, massage in one direction instead of rubbing.
• Avoid excessive pulling.

Hair systems made from human hair are suitable for every kind of care and treatment. Everything done to normal hair can also be done to a hair system.

No. Because it is designed to match your measurements, hair colour and hair type, there is no such risk. Even any grey hairs you have are added to your hair system in the same density.

It depends on the model. With partial hair systems, the fitting area is usually shaved. With full cap hair systems, shaving is not necessary; they can be applied over existing hair.

Not as long as the care rules are followed. Unsuitable products or overdue maintenance can cause problems. If there is an open wound, fungus or similar, a hair system must not be fitted under any circumstances.

Pricing is worked out individually. The size of the area to be covered, the hair length and the base type determine the price; the exact price is given in writing after the free hair analysis.

Routine maintenance costs no more than the monthly hairdresser expenses of a person with natural hair.

You can pay for a hair system in instalments by credit card. Ask our centre about current instalment options.

The initial fitting and first care are usually included in the price. Regular professional maintenance is usually charged separately.

Because most materials and equipment are sourced from abroad, prices are affected by exchange rates and may be updated from time to time.

Sampling your own hair, taking your measurements and producing a hair system made for you requires a professional centre. At ONNA HAIR your hair analysis is carried out in private rooms, with your privacy protected, and the hair system you need is clearly determined.

• Hairline: For men, a natural front hairline; for women, volume and length come first.
• Attachment: Stronger adhesives for durability in men's systems; clips or tape for flexibility in women's.
• Density: Men's pieces are usually shorter; women's pieces are denser and longer.
• Coverage: For men, a receding hairline and bald spots; for women, thinning or full coverage.

A high-quality hair system is designed to look completely natural. The hairline, density and texture are customised to match your real hair; fitted correctly, it is almost impossible to notice.

Anyone with hair loss, bald spots or thinning can benefit. It is ideal for men who are not candidates for a hair transplant or who prefer a non-surgical solution.

Yes. Stylists blend the system into your natural hair to achieve modern styles such as a fade, a slicked-back look or a textured cut.

Yes, bridal hair, hair for special occasions or custom designs can be created. Hairdressers can style it, or you can get support from a specialist.

Yes, but the scalp may be sensitive due to hormonal changes. It is a good idea to consult your dermatologist before the fitting.

Make sure the hair roots match your skin tone; don't apply too much foundation to the hairline.

Yes, heat-resistant hair systems can be styled with a blow-dryer, curling iron or straightener. Avoiding high heat extends their lifespan.

Yes, but depending on the base, styles that are not too tight should be preferred. With micro-base systems, buns and ponytails look more natural.

Yes; there are long, short, straight, wavy and curly women's models.

No. If it is fitted correctly and cared for regularly, it does not increase hair loss. Wrong products that stop the scalp from breathing can cause problems.

In cases such as genetic hair loss, postpartum hair loss, hair loss after chemotherapy, alopecia areata, burns or surgical scars.

• Androgenetic alopecia (male and female pattern baldness)
• Alopecia areata (autoimmune, patchy hair loss)
• Traction alopecia (from tight hairstyles)
• Telogen effluvium (stress, illness, hormonal; temporary)
• Scarring alopecia (permanent damage at the root)

There is no universal cure; treatments are available to manage and slow hair loss. Some cases, such as telogen effluvium, can resolve on their own; others require medical intervention.

Some types, such as androgenetic alopecia, are hereditary and run in families.

Yes. Stress can cause temporary hair loss such as telogen effluvium and can trigger the autoimmune reactions that lead to alopecia areata.

No. However, harsh chemical treatments, excessive heat and tight hairstyles can cause thinning or breakage.

It is usually a suitable solution; an individual assessment is needed. It offers fast results, a natural look, painless fitting and styling flexibility. If there is inflammation, a wound or sensitivity in the area, it must be treated first.

• Cortisone injections
• PRP treatment
• Special shampoos and lotions
• Hair simulation (micropigmentation)

For medical treatment, consult your dermatologist.