Hair Transplant Top-Up Glasgow
A hair transplant top-up adds grafts to a small area where you would like more coverage. This might be part of the hairline after an earlier transplant, a gap in your beard or a sparse section of an eyebrow.
Scalp top-ups start at £750 for 100 grafts. Eyebrow and beard top-ups start at £1,000 for 100 grafts. Your surgeon will assess the area and available donor hair before recommending a graft number.
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Hair Transplant Top-Up Prices
These prices cover smaller areas of treatment. The number of grafts you need depends on the size of the area, how much hair is already there and the density that can reasonably be achieved.
Hair transplant top-ups
| Grafts | Price |
|---|---|
| 100 grafts | £750 |
| 250 grafts | £1,000 |
| Up to 500 grafts | £1,500 |
Eyebrow or beard transplant top-ups
| Grafts | Price per treatment |
|---|---|
| 100 grafts | £1,000 |
| 250 grafts | £1,500 |
Eyebrow and beard prices apply to each treatment separately. We will confirm the treatment area, graft allocation and full quotation after your assessment.
Who Can Have a Hair Transplant Top-Up?
A top-up may be worth discussing if most of your transplant has grown well but a small section still looks thin. It can also be considered for a limited gap in an eyebrow or beard. It is not usually enough to treat widespread hair loss.
If you have already had surgery, bring any graft records and before-and-after photographs to your consultation. Your surgeon needs to check the existing result, healing and remaining donor hair before recommending another procedure.
Timing matters. Hair from the first transplant may still be developing, and adding more grafts too soon can be unnecessary. Ongoing hair loss or a scalp condition may also need attention before a top-up is considered.
Read about FUE hair transplants and the DHI hair transplant method.
Eyebrow Transplant Top-Ups
An eyebrow top-up may address a sparse tail, a gap through the body of the brow or an area that needs more coverage after earlier treatment. The new hairs need to follow the angle and direction of the eyebrow around them.
Scalp hair used in the eyebrows can continue to grow longer than the surrounding brow hair, so trimming may be needed. Your consultation will cover the proposed shape, suitable donor hair and how to look after the result.
Beard Transplant Top-Ups
A beard top-up may help with a small gap on the cheek, chin or jawline. The grafts are planned around your existing beard, taking account of where the hair grows and the direction it lies.
Book a Top-Up Consultation in Glasgow
Book a Glasgow consultation to discuss the area you want to improve, any previous treatment and whether a top-up would be suitable.
Tay House
300 Bath Street
Glasgow, G2 4JR
Consultations and surgery may take place at different addresses. Check the location on your appointment confirmation before travelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will 100 or 250 grafts be enough?
It depends on the area and the hair already present. A small gap may need relatively few grafts, while broader thinning needs more. Your surgeon will estimate the graft number after examining the area and donor hair.
How long should I wait after my first transplant?
The first result needs time to develop before another procedure is planned. Full scalp transplant results can take 10–18 months. Your surgeon will assess healing, growth and the reason for the remaining thin area before advising on timing.
Can I have a top-up after treatment at another clinic?
You can contact us for an assessment. Tell us when and where you had treatment, and bring any graft records or photographs you have. Whether further surgery is suitable depends on the existing result, your donor hair and medical assessment.
Is a graft the same as a hair?
No. A graft is a small unit of hair follicles and can contain more than one hair. The choice of grafts depends on the area being treated; finer single-hair grafts are particularly useful for detailed eyebrow work.
What is recovery like after a top-up?
You will need to protect the treated area and follow the clinic’s washing and aftercare instructions. Redness, swelling, small crusts and temporary shedding can occur. A smaller graft count does not mean there is no healing period.
Are there risks with a smaller transplant?
Yes. Risks include infection, bleeding, scarring and poor or uneven growth. Your surgeon should explain the risks for your treatment, the likely result and what happens if you need further care.
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