Hair transplant before and after results

Yes. The photographs are patient examples from the clinic’s results gallery.

Hair growth changes over several months. The date of each later photograph is shown where it was recorded with the case study.

The recipient area usually shows small graft sites and redness. The clinic provides aftercare instructions for washing, sleeping and protecting the grafts.

Some transplanted hairs may shed during the early recovery period. New growth develops later from the transplanted follicles.

No. Donor hair, hair calibre, the pattern of loss and healing differ between patients. The photographs are examples, not a guarantee of an individual result.

Look at the height and shape of the hairline, the softness of the leading edge, the direction of the grafts and the blend with existing hair.

The number depends on the treatment area, the density required and the donor hair available. A clinician must assess this for each patient.

Some women may be suitable, but the cause and pattern of hair loss must be assessed before surgery is discussed.

Yes. Bring the example to your consultation and explain what you like about it. The clinician can discuss whether a similar approach may suit your hair and donor area.