Hair Transplantation
Individualised surgical hair restoration for selected patients experiencing hair loss, with treatment planning based on the cause of hair loss, donor hair availability, scalp condition and long-term restoration goals.
Hair transplantation is a surgical technique used to redistribute hair follicles from a donor area to areas affected by hair loss. Treatment is considered after assessing the pattern and cause of hair loss and the availability of suitable donor hair.
A consultation may include assessment of the scalp, hair density, hairline, donor area and progression of hair loss. In some patients, medical treatment or further evaluation may be appropriate before considering transplantation.
The goal of planning is to create a result that is appropriate for the patient's existing hair characteristics and long-term pattern of hair loss rather than simply maximising the number of transplanted follicles.
When Hair Transplantation May Be Considered
Not every type of hair loss requires transplantation. Individual assessment helps determine whether surgical restoration is appropriate.
Pattern Hair Loss
Selected patients with established pattern hair loss may be candidates for surgical hair restoration.
Receding Hairline
Hairline restoration may be considered when sufficient donor hair is available and the pattern of loss is suitable.
Crown Hair Loss
Selected patients with thinning or loss around the crown may be evaluated for transplantation.
Hairline Refinement
Carefully planned transplantation may be considered when an existing hairline requires restoration or refinement.
Selected Scarred Areas
In selected patients, transplantation may be considered for areas of hair loss caused by previous injury or surgery after appropriate assessment.
Adequate Donor Hair
The quality and availability of donor hair are important factors when determining whether transplantation is suitable.
Hair Transplantation Techniques
The appropriate technique depends on donor characteristics, recipient requirements, hair pattern and the individual treatment plan.
FUE Hair Transplantation
Follicular Unit Extraction involves harvesting individual follicular units from a suitable donor area for transplantation into selected recipient areas.
Follicular Unit Transplantation
Follicular Unit Transplantation involves harvesting a donor strip and preparing individual follicular units for transplantation.
Hairline Restoration
Careful design and placement of grafts may be used to address selected forms of frontal hairline recession.
Crown Restoration
Selected crown thinning may be addressed through carefully planned transplantation when donor resources permit.
Beard Transplantation
In selected patients, follicular transplantation may also be considered for areas of facial hair loss or inadequate density.
Corrective Hair Restoration
Patients with previous hair-transplant procedures may require assessment for selected corrective or restorative treatment.
Every hair transplant starts with careful planning
A structured approach helps ensure that the donor area, recipient area, hairline and long-term pattern of hair loss are considered together.
Hair & Scalp Assessment
The pattern of hair loss, scalp condition, hair density and donor area are evaluated.
Hairline & Graft Planning
The recipient areas and distribution of available donor follicles are considered before treatment.
Follicular Transplantation
Selected follicles are harvested and placed into prepared recipient areas according to the planned design.
Recovery & Follow-Up
Post-procedure instructions and follow-up help monitor healing and the progression of hair growth.
From consultation to hair growth
Hair transplantation is a staged process, and the final appearance develops gradually over time.
Consultation
Hair loss pattern, medical history, scalp condition and treatment expectations are discussed.
Treatment Planning
The donor area, recipient areas, hairline and appropriate technique are evaluated and planned.
Transplantation
Follicular units are harvested and transplanted according to the agreed surgical plan.
Recovery & Growth
Healing is followed by gradual hair growth, with follow-up arranged according to the patient's individual progress.
Hair Transplant Aftercare
Post-procedure scalp and graft-care instructions.
Guidance regarding washing and handling the treated area.
Advice regarding activity and scalp protection during early recovery.
Monitoring of healing and the developing hair-growth process.
Follow-up consultations when required.
Hair growth develops gradually after transplantation.
The transplanted follicles require time to establish and produce new hair. The visible result develops progressively, and the timeline can vary between individuals depending on the treatment area, healing and natural hair-growth cycle.
Hair Transplantation FAQs
Common questions about hair transplantation, treatment planning and recovery.
Find out whether hair transplantation is right for you.
Discuss your hair loss, donor hair availability and restoration goals during a personalised consultation.
Medical information on this page is for general educational purposes only. Suitability for hair transplantation, choice of technique, risks, healing and expected hair growth vary between patients and require individual assessment by a qualified medical professional.