Skin patches and Le Iene ('Who's got the patch?'): Newfreestyle on mediaset

In recent months, the topic of skin patch for hair has also returned to the centre of attention thanks to TV content such as
"I know this one!: Who has the patch?" (Le Iene).
Beyond the entertainment format, the cue is useful because it highlights a key point:
a patch is only truly 'invisible' if it is properly designed, applied and maintained.

Note: 'Le Iene' is a trademark of their respective owners. This article is an informative/editorial content.

What is a hair patch (in simple terms)

La skin patch (also often called hair system or capillary prosthesis) is a non-surgical solution that
makes it possible to cover thinning or bald areas with a natural result, thanks to

• Base thin and comfortable (chosen according to skin, lifestyle and aesthetics).
• Hair and customised density (colour, direction, volume, cut).
• Professional application and finishing (front, contours, integration).
• Maintenance planned for hygiene and durability.

Why a patch is noticeable (and how to avoid it)

When a patch 'shows up', it is usually not the fault of the patch itself, but of design or management errors.
Here are the 7 signals most common that make a hair system recognisable:

1) Front too 'perfect' or too dense

Naturalness comes from gradual density and a credible hairline.

2) Inconsistent density with age and side hairs

If the sides are thin and the top is 'too full', the effect is artificial.

3) Wrong hair direction

The direction must be studied on morphology and desired styling.

4) Non-integrated cut

The cut is half the result: a good patch with a bad cut is immediately noticeable.

5) Unclean adhesion and contours

Edges, base gloss or adhesive residues are among the most frequent causes of the 'false effect'.

6) Skipped or improvised maintenance

Sweat, sebum and residues compromise comfort, hygiene and naturalness.

7) Wrong expectations ('zero maintenance')

Patching is a practical and discreet solution, but requires a sustainable routine and proper maintenance.

The Newfreestyle method: 4-step process

Step 1 - Advice and realistic goal

It starts with a technical evaluation: area to be covered, style, routine, sport/work and desired result.
If you want, you can request a free consultation.

Go to support and advice

Step 2 - Bespoke project (customised plant)

Materials, density and front line are chosen according to your profile and the effect you want to achieve:
natural, discreet and consistent.

Learn more about customised capillary implantation

Step 3 - Professional Application and Integration Cut

Application and finishing (front and sides) are decisive. The cut is designed to blend in with your hair.

Step 4 - Planned maintenance (durability and comfort)

Regular maintenance serves to maintain hygiene, comfort and aesthetics over time.

Read the maintenance guide

Would you like to see the quoted video?

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You can watch the video directly on the official platforms:

• Watch on iene.mediaset.it
• Watch on Mediaset Infinity

Quick FAQ

Does the skin patch ruin hair?

If designed and managed correctly, the aim is to minimise stress on skin and hair.
The quality of application and maintenance makes the difference.

Can you do sport with the patch?

Yes, but fixings and maintenance should be chosen according to training frequency and sweating.

How often does maintenance have to be carried out?

It depends on skin, lifestyle and type of application. In consultation we define a sustainable plan.