Glasgow Hair Transplant Clinics
Full name: Follicular Unit Extraction
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Cost: £3,000–£7,000
Finance: Available
Individual follicular units are collected using a small punch and transferred into carefully planned recipient sites.
FUE Hair TransplantFull name: Direct Hair Implantation
Harvesting: Individual follicular units
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Finance: Available
DHI uses individually harvested follicles and an implanter device during the placement stage.
DHI Hair TransplantTypical method: FUE
Areas: Cheeks, chin, moustache and sideburns
Cost: £3,000–£7,000
Finance: Available
Scalp follicles are placed into areas of sparse or missing facial hair to improve beard coverage and shape.
Beard TransplantTypical method: FUE
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Cost: £3,000–£5,000
Finance: Available
Carefully selected scalp hairs are placed at a shallow angle to restore missing sections or improve eyebrow density.
Eyebrow TransplantFull name: Follicular Unit Transplantation
Also known as: Strip surgery
Donor scar: Linear
Finance: Available
A narrow strip of donor-bearing skin is removed and divided into individual grafts before placement.
FUT Hair TransplantTypical method: FUE
Area treated: Crown and vertex
Cost: £3,000–£7,000
Finance: Available
Grafts are positioned to follow the natural crown whorl while preserving enough donor hair for longer-term planning.
Crown Hair TransplantMethods: FUE or FUT
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Cost: £3,000–£7,000
Finance: Available
Treatment can reshape the frontal hairline, restore the temples or support gender-affirming facial-hair goals.
Transgender Hair TransplantArea: Frontal hairline and temples
Typical method: FUE
Typical grafts: 1,000–2,500
Cost: From £3,000
Fine single-hair grafts create a softer leading edge, with larger follicular units used behind them to build coverage.
Hairline Hair TransplantAverage cost: £5,000
Typical method: FUE
Approach: Doctor-led
Finance: Available
Follicles can be placed into suitable scar tissue to make a scalp or facial scar less noticeable.
Hair Transplant for Scar RepairAreas: Hairline, temples, parting and eyebrows
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Cost: £3,000–£7,000
Finance: Available
Treatment may restore a high or receding hairline, add coverage through a thinning parting or rebuild eyebrow growth.
Hair Transplant for WomenTypical method: FUE
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Typical cost: £4,000–£5,500
Finance: Available
A prominent widow’s peak can be retained, softened or reshaped as part of a carefully planned frontal hairline.
Widow’s Peak Hair TransplantTypical method: FUE
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Cost: £3,000–£5,500
Finance: Available
Fine grafts are placed at a shallow angle to rebuild recession around the corners of the frontal hairline.
Temple Hair TransplantTypical method: FUE
Approach: Surgeon-performed
Cost: £4,500–£7,000
Finance: Available
Extraction and placement are planned around the natural curve of Afro-textured follicles beneath and above the skin.
Afro Hair TransplantType: Non-surgical
Uses: Existing thinning hair
Planning: Consultation-led
Course: Based on individual assessment
PRP uses a concentrated preparation from the patient’s own blood and may form part of a wider plan for thinning hair.
PRP Hair TreatmentTreatment planning starts with suitability, donor supply and the result that can realistically be achieved.
Dr Harpreet Kalra is registered with the General Medical Council, reference 7126076.
Discuss your hair loss, donor area and treatment goals at our Glasgow city-centre clinic.
Technique and graft numbers are selected after assessment rather than taken from a standard package.
Patients receive guidance covering washing, healing, shedding and the expected growth timeline.
Finance options can be discussed once the treatment plan and full quotation have been confirmed.
Hairline and Temple Result
Hairline and Eyebrow Result
Hairline Restoration Result
12-Month Hairline Result
Dr Harpreet Kalra is involved in consultation-led planning for patients considering FUE, DHI, FUT and specialist hair transplant procedures.
Assessment includes the cause and pattern of hair loss, donor density, existing coverage, medical history, graft requirements and the likelihood of further thinning.
Dr Kalra is registered with the General Medical Council, GMC reference 7126076.
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Consultations are available at our Glasgow city-centre clinic.
Tay House
300 Bath Street
Glasgow
G2 4JR
Discuss your hair-loss pattern, donor area, treatment goals, likely graft requirements, recovery and finance options.
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The cause and pattern of your hair loss, donor supply, medical history and treatment goals need to be assessed before a method is recommended.
FUE and FUT use different methods to collect donor follicles. DHI refers mainly to implantation using an implanter device. Compare our FUE, DHI and FUT pages.
The number depends on the treatment area, existing density, desired coverage and available donor supply. A graft estimate should follow an assessment rather than being based on photographs alone.
Cost depends on the procedure, graft requirements and complexity of the case. Read our Glasgow hair transplant cost guide.
The scalp passes through healing and shedding before new growth develops gradually. Read the hair transplant timeline.
Yes. A transplant moves selected donor follicles, but surrounding non-transplanted hair can continue to thin.
Book a consultation to discuss your hair loss, donor area and the surgical or non-surgical options available through our Glasgow clinic.
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