


At History Clinic, patient safety and hygiene are our top priorities. We follow strict sterilization protocols in full compliance with international healthcare standards, including:
These measures ensure a safe and infection-free environment for your hair transplant procedure.
Daily Sterilization Control Procedures
To maintain the highest hygiene standards, our clinic performs daily tests on all sterilization devices:
1. Vacuum Leak Test
This test checks the airtightness and vacuum capacity of sterilization devices. A reliable vacuum ensures effective sterilization. All devices at History Clinic consistently pass this test, confirming their proper function.
2. Bowie-Dick Test
Performed daily on our steam sterilizers (autoclaves), this test verifies that steam penetrates evenly across all surfaces, ensuring instruments are fully sterilized.
3. Ultrasonic Cleaning Test
Our ultrasonic cleaners remove microscopic organic residues from surgical instruments. Daily testing guarantees that every instrument is thoroughly cleaned before sterilization.
Biological Indicator Test (Every 15 Days)
Every 15 days, we conduct a biological indicator test to ensure sterilization procedures are effective against bacteria and other microorganisms. Recent results confirmed no microbial growth, demonstrating the complete effectiveness of our protocols.
Additional Hygiene Measures
Separation of Sterile and Used Instruments
Used or contaminated instruments are stored in sealed containers, preventing any contact with sterile tools.
Sterilization Labeling System
Every sterilized instrument is labeled with:
This information is also recorded in each patient’s file, allowing detailed tracking and accountability when necessary.
Why Hygiene Matters at History Clinic
Following international standards like WHO Guidelines and AAMI ST79, our sterilization protocols ensure:
By combining state-of-the-art sterilization devices with daily monitoring and rigorous hygiene procedures, History Clinic guarantees that your hair transplant is performed in the safest possible environment.