Hair Transplants
FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) is a hair transplant technique that involves extracting individual hair follicles from the donor area, usually the back and sides of the scalp, and transplanting them into areas affected by hair loss.
FUE is a minimally invasive procedure with a relatively quick recovery period and can produce natural-looking, long-lasting results when performed by an experienced surgical team.
Hair transplant procedures are performed by experienced GMC-registered surgeons supported by a dedicated team of hair restoration technicians.
Our clinical team has collectively been involved in thousands of hair transplant procedures and has many years of experience within the hair restoration industry. The surgeon is responsible for the medical and surgical aspects of your treatment, while the wider team provides skilled support throughout the procedure and recovery process.
We believe successful hair restoration is the result of a collaborative approach, combining surgical expertise, experienced technical support, careful planning and comprehensive aftercare.
During your consultation, we will discuss your treatment plan in detail and explain who will be involved in your procedure.
Our clinical team has collectively been involved in thousands of hair transplant procedures and includes experienced surgeons and highly skilled hair restoration technicians.
Members of the team have worked together for many years and have extensive experience supporting FUE hair transplant procedures.
Suitability depends on several factors including:
- Your age
- Pattern of hair loss
- Donor hair availability
- Future hair loss risk
- General health
During your consultation, we will assess your hair loss and discuss the most appropriate treatment options for your individual circumstances.
Creating natural-looking results is one of the most important aspects of hair restoration.
Hairline design, graft placement, hair direction and density planning all contribute to achieving a result that complements your facial features and age.
Our goal is to create results that look natural both now and in the years ahead.
Transplanted hairs are typically taken from areas that are genetically resistant to hair loss and are generally considered permanent.
However, existing non-transplanted hair may continue to thin over time, which is why long-term planning is important.
Hair loss is often progressive.
While transplanted hairs are generally permanent, your existing hair may continue to thin over time. This is why we take a long-term approach to treatment planning and may discuss medical therapies that can help maintain your existing hair.
The number of grafts required varies between patients and depends on the area being treated, the desired density and the quality of the donor area.
A personalised graft estimate will be provided following consultation.
The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, meaning the scalp is numbed before treatment begins.
Most patients report minimal discomfort during the procedure and mild soreness for a few days afterwards.
Most patients return to normal daily activities within a few days.
Typical recovery milestones include:
- Redness usually improves within days to a couple of weeks
- Small scabs typically fall away within 7–14 days
- Transplanted hairs often shed before regrowth begins
- New growth usually starts to become visible after several months
Hair growth is gradual.
Most patients begin to notice new growth from around 2–3 months, with continued improvement over 12–18 months.
Individual results vary.
- Comprehensive aftercare and follow-up support, with new growth typically developing over 8–12 months.
When performed correctly, a hair transplant should produce natural-looking results that blend with your existing hair.
Immediately after the procedure there will be visible signs of treatment, including redness and small scabs, but these typically improve during the healing process.
The goal is for the final result to look like your own natural hair growth.
Specific aftercare advice will be provided following treatment.
In most cases, patients are advised to avoid placing pressure on the transplanted area during the early stages of healing.
Your surgeon and consultant will explain when it is safe to wear a hat and what type is most appropriate.
FUE involves extracting individual follicular units directly from the donor area.
FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) involves removing a strip of scalp from the donor area before dissecting it into grafts.
FUE is the most commonly requested technique today because it avoids a linear scar and offers greater flexibility with hairstyles.
Suitability depends on individual circumstances.
The cost of a hair transplant can vary significantly depending on factors such as:
- Surgeon experience
- Clinical team experience
- Number of grafts required
- Quality of facilities
- Level of aftercare provided
When considering treatment, it is important to evaluate the experience of the clinical team, patient safety standards and the quality of care provided throughout the patient journey.
PRP Therapy
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy uses concentrated growth factors derived from your own blood.
The PRP is prepared and then injected into the scalp as part of a hair restoration treatment plan.
PRP may help improve hair quality and thickness in suitable patients and may be recommended as part of a wider treatment strategy.
Results vary between individuals and suitability will be discussed during consultation.
Yes. PRP is often used alongside hair transplant procedures or as part of an ongoing maintenance programme.
Hair Loss Medication
We provide advice regarding evidence-based medical treatments for hair loss where appropriate.
Treatment recommendations are based on individual suitability following consultation.
Not every patient chooses to use medication but it may be recommended in suitable cases to help preserve existing hair and support long-term planning.
Treatment options and potential side effects will be discussed during consultation.
Certain medications may help slow or stabilise hair loss in suitable patients.
Not all patients are suitable candidates and all potential benefits and risks will be discussed during consultation.
Consultation, Booking & Aftercare
Your consultation will include:
- Hair loss assessment
- Donor area evaluation
- Discussion of treatment options
- Review of medical history
- Opportunity to ask questions
- Personalised treatment recommendations
No.
Our consultations are designed to provide information and guidance. There is no obligation to proceed with treatment.
Comprehensive aftercare guidance is provided following treatment.
Patients receive detailed instructions covering washing, recovery, activity restrictions, and expected healing timelines. Post-op meetings are scheduled and follow-up support is available to assist throughout the recovery process.
- Comprehensive aftercare and follow-up support, with new growth typically developing over 8–12 months.
Please contact the clinic to discuss the payment options currently available.
The cost depends on the number of grafts required, the complexity of the procedure and the treatment plan recommended.
A personalised quotation will be provided following consultation.
Our clinical team has collectively been involved in thousands of hair transplant procedures and includes experienced surgeons supported by highly skilled hair restoration technicians.
We focus on providing honest advice, personalised treatment plans and natural-looking results while maintaining the highest standards of patient care throughout the treatment journey.
Our aim is simple: to help patients make informed decisions and achieve the best possible outcome for their individual circumstances.