Surgeon-led clinic in Glasgow

Natural-looking hair transplants planned around you.

FUE, DHI and specialist hair restoration at our Glasgow city-centre clinic, with an honest suitability assessment before any procedure is recommended.

  • Free consultation
  • No upfront deposit
  • GMC-registered doctor
  • Glasgow aftercare
Dr Harpreet Kalra Hair-transplant surgeon and GP · GMC 7126076
Surgeon-led planning Assessment before recommendation
Glasgow city centre Tay House, Bath Street
No upfront deposit Pay on the procedure day
Professional standards

Regulated care and verifiable credentials.

Patients should be able to distinguish statutory regulation from voluntary professional membership.

Real patient evidence

See genuine treatment progress.

Examples illustrate different treatment stages; they are not a promise of a particular density or timeline.

Hair transplant progress from before treatment to seven months

Hairline restoration journey

Progress from before treatment through seven months.

Glasgow clinic hair transplant patient result

Patient treatment result

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Hairline transplant before treatment and procedure day

Procedure-day planning

Before-treatment and immediate postoperative views.

Treatment options

Restoration selected for your pattern of loss.

No technique is automatically best for everyone. The plan depends on diagnosis, donor supply, treatment area and future hair loss.

Your surgeon

Meet Dr Harpreet Kalra.

Dr Kalra is a hair-transplant surgeon and practising GP. The assessment should consider medical history, donor supply, current loss, facial proportions and long-term pattern before treatment is recommended.

  • GMC reference number 7126076
  • Qualified as a doctor in Denmark in 2007
  • Specific hair-transplant training from 2012
  • FUE, DHI and specialist restoration planning

Three steps to a clear plan

  1. Free assessment: discuss your history, donor area and goals.
  2. Personalised recommendation: understand realistic options, limitations and costs.
  3. Treatment and aftercare: proceed when ready, with no upfront deposit.
Cost and booking

Clear pricing before you decide.

A credible quotation requires an assessment. It should reflect treatment area, graft requirement, donor condition, technique and long-term planning.

No upfront deposit

Reserve an agreed procedure without tying up money in advance. Payment is made according to the written terms on the procedure day.

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Common questions

What patients usually need to know.

Am I suitable for a hair transplant?

Suitability depends on the diagnosis, donor-hair availability, age, medical history, pattern of loss and realistic expectations.

Is a hair transplant painful?

Procedures are normally performed using local anaesthetic. Temporary tenderness, tightness or swelling can occur during recovery.

When will I see the final result?

New growth may start after several months, with continued development during the following year. Final maturation can take up to 18 months.

How much time will I need away from work?

This depends on the procedure, healing and occupation. Many patients allow approximately one to two weeks for visible redness and scabbing to settle.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No upfront deposit is required under the current scheme. Payment is made according to the written terms on the procedure day.

Are results guaranteed?

No ethical clinic should guarantee an identical result. Growth, healing and density differ between patients.

Take the next step

Find out what is realistically achievable.

Start with a free, confidential consultation. There is no obligation to proceed and no upfront deposit is required.