A hair transplant in Marrakech at CIGC is centred on follicular unit extraction rather than a general cosmetic surgery service. The Centre International de la Greffe de Cheveux specialises in hair restoration and operates dedicated centres in Marrakech and Casablanca.
At its Marrakech centre, CIGC works with FUE and FUE HD techniques for scalp hair restoration. The team also treats patients considering beard or eyebrow transplantation. PRP and post-operative hair care form part of the wider programme.
International patients can begin with a remote assessment before travelling to Morocco.
CIGC hair transplant clinic in Marrakech
CIGC focuses specifically on hair and follicular restoration.
The Marrakech centre has several rooms dedicated to hair transplant procedures. Its team includes professionals who work in follicular extraction, operating-room care and hair restoration.
CIGC lists Lamia as Director of the Hair Department. Kadiatou works as a specialised nurse, while Mariam, Nadia and Ikram work as operating-room assistants. Smail works within the clinic as a hair institute specialist.
This dedicated structure makes CIGC different from a general aesthetic clinic that performs hair transplantation alongside many unrelated operations.
FUE HD hair transplant in Marrakech
FUE HD is central to CIGC’s approach to hair transplantation.
With FUE, the team removes individual follicular units from the donor area rather than removing a strip of scalp. This avoids the long linear donor scar associated with strip-based transplantation.
CIGC organises the procedure around several specific stages.
Assessing the donor area
The team first examines the potential donor zone.
Hair density, distribution and the natural pattern of growth help determine where suitable follicles can be taken. The available donor supply also influences what can realistically be achieved in the recipient area.
This assessment is particularly important when a patient has extensive hair loss.
Designing the recipient area
The next stage focuses on the area where the grafts will be placed.
For a frontal hair transplant, this includes planning the shape and position of the new hairline. The team considers the patient’s existing hair, facial proportions and natural direction of growth.
The aim is to create a treatment plan that fits the individual rather than using one standard hairline design.
Extracting individual follicular units
During FUE, follicles are removed individually from the selected donor area.
CIGC’s team works with follicular unit extraction as its principal transplant technique. The extracted grafts can then be prepared for placement in areas with thinning or absent hair.
Placing the selected grafts
The final distribution of grafts affects both coverage and appearance.
The team plans the recipient area before placing the selected follicular units. Direction, positioning and density all form part of this stage.
The number of grafts required varies from one patient to another.
Your assessment before a hair transplant in Marrakech
CIGC offers remote consultations for patients who live outside Morocco.
This allows you to begin the process before booking your journey. During the initial assessment, the team can review your hair loss and discuss the type of transplant that may suit you.
Clear photographs are particularly useful for this stage.
Useful images normally include the front hairline, both sides, the top and crown. Photographs of the donor area at the back and sides of the head can also help with the initial assessment.
A remote review cannot replace the final examination in Marrakech. However, it can help establish whether transplantation appears suitable before you travel.
How CIGC calculates the hair transplant price
CIGC uses an individual quotation rather than one fixed hair transplant price for every patient.
The treatment plan depends on your hair loss pattern, donor area and the amount of restoration required. The proposed graft plan also affects the overall procedure.
For this reason, two patients with different levels of hair loss may require very different treatment plans.
An assessment gives the team the information needed to prepare a more relevant quotation.
NewHolidays can help arrange this initial review before you make your travel plans.
Hairline and density restoration
Not every patient who visits CIGC has the same pattern of hair loss.
Some want to rebuild a receding frontal hairline. Others have thinning through the frontal or mid-scalp area. Crown loss can require a different distribution of available grafts.
The donor supply therefore matters as much as the size of the area you want to cover.
CIGC’s existing case portfolio includes patients with frontal recession, diffuse thinning and more extensive areas of hair loss. The centre also documents donor-area recovery after FUE procedures.
Your own treatment plan should be based on your hair and donor capacity rather than another patient’s graft number.
Beard transplantation at CIGC Marrakech
CIGC also performs beard transplantation.
This option may suit men with naturally sparse facial hair, uneven growth or areas where beard hair is absent.
The principle still involves transferring suitable follicles from a donor area. However, facial transplantation requires different planning from scalp restoration.
The team needs to consider the desired beard shape as well as the direction and angle in which facial hairs should grow.
CIGC’s Marrakech portfolio includes before-and-after cases involving beard density and beard-line reconstruction.
Eyebrow transplantation
Eyebrow restoration forms another part of CIGC’s follicular transplant programme.
Patients may seek treatment because of naturally thin eyebrows or hair loss that has changed their eyebrow shape.
The orientation of individual hairs becomes especially important in this small and visible area. For that reason, the design and placement need to follow the natural direction of eyebrow growth.
CIGC assesses eyebrow cases individually before determining the proposed treatment.
PRP and hair care at CIGC
PRP is available within CIGC’s hair restoration programme.
The treatment uses a sample of the patient’s own blood. After preparation, platelet-rich plasma is applied through injections into selected areas of the scalp.
CIGC uses PRP as part of its wider approach to hair and scalp care. It may form part of a treatment plan for selected patients before or after transplantation.
The centre also provides other hair-care services alongside its transplant procedures.
A consultation can establish whether any additional treatment has a role in your particular case.
Travelling to Marrakech for a hair transplant
CIGC has developed a specific service for patients travelling from outside Marrakech and Morocco.
The clinic offers airport pickup as part of its international patient support. A driver can collect patients after arrival and take them to the clinic or their hotel according to the treatment schedule.
CIGC also works with partner hotels that offer preferential arrangements for its patients. You can choose your own accommodation instead if you prefer.
If you arrange your own hotel, staying reasonably close to the clinic can make appointments and transport easier.
Transport connected with the medical stay can also be organised between the accommodation and the centre. At the end of the stay, airport transport can be arranged for the return journey.
Where is CIGC Marrakech?
The Marrakech centre is located at 239 Opération Mesk Illil, in the Bab Ighli area of Marrakech.
The location is close to the Route de l’Aéroport and Avenue Guemassa.
This position is useful for international patients because the clinic sits on the airport side of central Marrakech rather than far outside the city.
Your appointment details should confirm where and when the clinic expects you to arrive.
Follow-up after your CIGC hair transplant
CIGC includes post-operative follow-up as a specific part of its hair transplant service.
After the procedure, the team prepares care instructions based on the treatment performed. These instructions cover the immediate post-operative period and the care of the transplanted and donor areas.
The clinic also provides ongoing communication after treatment.
For an international patient, follow-up matters after returning home as well as during the stay in Marrakech. The team can review progress remotely when appropriate.
Follow the washing and aftercare instructions given for your own procedure rather than relying on a general hair transplant routine.
Hair, beard or eyebrow transplant: which assessment do you need?
CIGC works across three main transplant areas: scalp hair, beard and eyebrows.
Each requires different planning.
A scalp transplant starts with donor capacity and the pattern of hair loss. Beard restoration focuses more heavily on facial shape and hair direction. Eyebrow transplantation requires particularly precise placement because of the small treatment area.
Tell us which area concerns you when you request your assessment.
That helps NewHolidays send the correct photographs and information for review before your visit.
Request a CIGC hair transplant assessment
If you are considering a hair transplant in Marrakech, you can start the assessment before travelling to Morocco.
Send NewHolidays a brief description of your hair loss and clear photographs of your hair from several angles. Include the donor area at the back of the head when possible.
We can forward your case for review and help clarify the proposed procedure, expected treatment plan and arrangements for your stay.
Use the NewHolidays enquiry form to request an assessment for CIGC Marrakech.
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