Anastasakis Hair Clinic

Anastasakis Hair Clinic, located at 57 Alexandras Avenue, Athens, is a specialized medical center dedicated exclusively to diagnosing and treating hair loss in men and women. Founded and directed by Dr. Konstantinos Anastasakis, MD, PhD, FISHRS, a board-certified Head & Neck Surgeon with extensive international training and credentials in hair restoration, the clinic prioritizes individualized care. Dr. Anastasakis holds the distinction of being the first Greek surgeon certified by the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS) and the first Greek Fellow of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS). He leads a structured team, including three surgical teams and 11 assistants, personally overseeing all procedures.

The clinic’s philosophy centers on achieving effective, natural-looking results tailored to each patient’s unique needs and aesthetic goals, fostering a comfortable and supportive environment. Dr. Anastasakis’s background includes a PhD, residency in Head & Neck Surgery, specialized hair restoration training in North America (New York, Los Angeles, Vancouver), and significant contributions to the field, including leadership roles in ABHRS and ISHRS, presidency of the Hellenic Academy of Hair Transplantation & Restoration / HAHRS), and authorship of internationally published medical textbooks like “Androgenetic Alopecia from A to Z” (Springer). With over 15 years of experience, the clinic operates at a globally recognized standard, attracting both local and international patients. The clinic emphasizes transparency through extensive before-and-after visual documentation and positive patient testimonials.

Anastasakis Hair Clinic provides a comprehensive range of surgical and non-surgical hair restoration solutions. Surgical options include the primary techniques: Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE), offered in both shaved and unshaved variants using micro-instruments (0.8-0.9mm) for minimal invasiveness, and Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT/Strip), which allows for high graft yields and utilizes Trichophytic Closure to minimize scarring. Combined FUE + FUT procedures are also available to maximize graft harvesting in extensive cases.

Specialized surgical procedures include the repair of old or failed hair transplants, beard transplantation, eyebrow transplantation, and Body Hair Transplant (BHT) using non-scalp donor hair (e.g., beard, chest) for patients with limited scalp donor supply. The clinic employs advanced techniques like the “Lateral Slit” method for recipient site creation to control hair angle, direction, and density, aiming for high-density placement (40-50 FU/cm² where appropriate). Non-surgical treatments offered are medical therapies (e.g., Minoxidil), Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), and Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP). All treatment plans begin with a thorough consultation and diagnosis, addressing conditions like Androgenetic Alopecia and Female Pattern Hair Loss.

The clinic’s credibility is underscored by both the lead surgeon’s credentials and clinic-level recognition. Dr. Konstantinos Anastasakis is a Diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS) and a Fellow of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (FISHRS), representing top-tier international validation. He is also President of the Hellenic Academy of Hair Transplantation & Restoration (HAHRS).

The clinic itself has received multiple awards, including the Customer Distinction Award at the National Customer Service Awards (CS Awards) in 2021 (“Customer Experience Game-changer of the year” category, competing against major Greek corporations) and the Platinum Award from the National Medical Beauty Awards for excellence in medical aesthetics. The clinic operates with full medical licensing. Logos of ABHRS, ISHRS, and HAHRS are displayed, signifying adherence to high standards.

Anastasakis Hair Clinic is located at 57 Alexandras Avenue (Leoforos Alexandras 57), Athens, 11473, Greece. This central location is accessible via public transport. Athens Metro Line 3 (Blue Line) serves the nearby Ambelokipi and Panormou stations, connecting directly to the city center and Athens International Airport (approx. 35 min journey). Alexandras Avenue is also a major corridor for numerous bus and trolleybus routes (e.g., B5, 7), often utilizing dedicated bus lanes.

Access by car is possible, but Alexandras Avenue experiences significant traffic. Parking can be challenging. Options include regulated street parking (payment required, time limits, often scarce) within controlled zones, or private parking garages located nearby (hourly/daily fees apply). Patients driving should allow extra time for parking.

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