FUE Hair Transplant

A surgical restoration that moves your own permanent follicles into bare areas — for advanced loss.

A hair transplant is for loss that medication and PRP cannot bring back: bare areas where the original follicles are long gone. Using the FUE technique, we harvest individual follicular units from the permanent zone at the back and sides of your scalp — hair that is genetically resistant to thinning — and place them, one graft at a time, into the thinning hairline or crown.

Because the transplanted follicles keep their resistance to balding, the restored hair behaves like the hair it came from. The art is in the planning: a natural hairline design, the right density, and an honest view of how much donor hair you have to work with — which is exactly what the assessment and scan establish first.

It is a full-day procedure under local anaesthetic, with the transplanted hairs shedding before regrowing over the following months and the real result visible around a year on. We are clear that a transplant restores; it does not stop ongoing loss, so most people stay on medication to protect their remaining native hair.

What a course covers

• Hairline & density planning
• FUE graft harvest from the donor zone
• One-by-one graft placement
• Local anaesthetic & aftercare
• Long-term review appointments

Who it suits

Established, stable loss — a bare crown, a receded hairline — where medical treatment alone cannot restore density.

Pairs well with

• Stay on medication to protect the rest
• PRP to support the grafts
• A long-term review schedule