PRP therapy
A restoration procedure using a solution created from your own blood. Platelets and plasma are separated in a centrifuge, growth factor is added, and the solution is injected drop by drop over the scalp.
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Hair transplant
Your own hair, moved to where you need it
Hair transplantation relocates bald-resistant follicles from the back of the head to the balding areas on top. Those follicles are genetically resistant to baldness, so they keep growing wherever they are placed.
- Local anaesthesia, out-patient
- No stitches, no linear scars
- Grows for a lifetime
Technique 01
FUE — follicular unit extraction
In the FUE method, individual follicular units containing 1 to 4 hairs are extracted using tiny punches of between 0.6mm and 1mm in diameter from the donor area. Each follicle is then placed into recipient sites in the balding area of the scalp using a fine needle instrument, where the follicles grow into healthy hair.
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia. After transplantation the hair continues to grow for a lifetime — it can be shampooed, groomed and cut normally. The small openings left behind after extraction heal in a few days, leaving scar-less skin.
Advantages of FUE
- No stitches
- No infection to skin
- No linear visible scars
- Painless
- No tightness in donor area
- Less tenderness over donor area
- Blood loss is minimal
- Decreased healing time in the donor area
- No limitations on strenuous exercise afterwards
Technique 02
Robotic technique
Robotic hair transplant is one of the most modern methods used to treat baldness, applied to the follicular unit extraction procedure. The principle is the same as FUE, but it consumes less time than working manually and the roots are perfectly implanted over the required area.
The machine removes hair grafts one by one and assists in implanting them. Robotic systems are used to achieve precision and higher efficiency, and so deliver a more consistent result.
Without a procedure
Not everyone needs a transplant
If your hair is thinning rather than gone, or you want visible results without a procedure, these are the two routes we discuss most often.
CHF — no procedure
A hair restoration process, without any procedure, that re-creates the look and feel of your own natural hair, with density across every square centimetre of the scalp. Faster visible results — brush it, style it, swim and train with it.
See if CHF suits you →Also transplanted
Beard and eyebrows
Beard transplant
For patchy facial hair caused by scarring, injury or genetics — follicles are placed to build an even, natural beard line.
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Eyebrow transplant
Hair follicles are transplanted into the brow to restore shape and density lost to over-plucking, scarring, thyroid conditions or ageing.
Book a brow consultation →Hair graft calculator
Get a rough idea of the grafts you may need
Mark the areas where you feel more hair is needed, then choose the density you want. The calculator gives you an approximate graft range so you can request an accurate hair transplant cost from the clinic.
Step 1 · Where do you need coverage?
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Want an accurate assessment? Book a consultation with our hair transplant specialist.
This result is an estimate only. The final graft requirement must be determined by a qualified specialist after a physical hair and scalp assessment.
Questions
What patients ask before booking
Still unsure? Send us a photo of your hairline on WhatsApp and a specialist will tell you whether a transplant is the right route for you.
Ask on WhatsAppHow does hair transplantation work?
Hair transplantation is really about relocating (transplanting) the bald resistant hair follicles from the back of the head to the balding areas on the top of the head. This process works for a lifetime because the hair follicles taken from the back of the head are genetically resistant to baldness, regardless of where they are relocated to.
How many grafts will I need?
The amount of grafts you will need ultimately depends on your degree of hair loss, now and in the future, and on how full you desire your hair to be. The graft calculator gives you a rough range; the specialist confirms it at the assessment.
Does the procedure hurt?
Patients are given local anaesthesia in the donor and recipient areas. Most patients find that once the anaesthesia is given they feel no pain or discomfort during the procedure. Afterwards patients typically feel some soreness and numbness with mild discomfort. Most patients are pleasantly surprised by how minimal the discomfort is.
How long does the procedure take?
A typical session of between 1,500 to 3,000 grafts normally involves a full day at the clinic on an out-patient basis. Most patients arrive in the morning and have their procedure completed by late afternoon.
What is the recovery time?
With today's refined micro hair transplantation procedure the incisions are very small and less invasive than past procedures, which results in more rapid healing. Most patients feel fine within a day or two, although some numbness and mild soreness can be expected for several days.
Will people know I had a hair transplant?
Immediately afterwards the recipient area is typically pink with scabs forming around the micro incisions, and these heal rapidly within a week to ten days. Most patients feel comfortable being in public without wearing a hat within five to seven days. Once the transplanted hair grows out, the result should look entirely natural even under close examination.
Will the result look completely natural?
Hair transplantation, when done right, can be so natural that even your hair stylist will not know that you've had it done. But the skill and technique of hair transplant teams varies widely, as do their results. It is important to choose the right procedure and clinic to be sure of a completely natural outcome.
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