Hair Transplant (FUE / FUT)

Follicular units are harvested individually (FUE) or from a donor strip (FUT) and implanted to rebuild the hairline or add density. Donor supply is finite; medical therapy is usually recommended alongside to preserve existing hair.

• Hairline shape and position
• Temporal recession
• Density in thinning zones

• General physical health suitable for the anaesthetic required
• Realistic, clearly articulated aesthetic or functional goals
• Stable anatomy appropriate for the technique proposed
• Non-smoking or willingness to stop for the surgeon's required window

1. 01Donor harvest by FUE punch or strip excision
2. 02Recipient site creation with angle and direction control
3. 03Graft placement in a planned density gradient

1. Day 1

   Recipient area tender, tiny crusts form, sleep elevated.

2. Week 1

   Crusts wash away, redness fades, donor area healing.

3. Week 2

   Grafted hairs shed — expected and temporary.

4. Week 4

   Shedding phase complete; scalp looks similar to pre-op.

5. Month 3

   Early regrowth begins, often fine and wispy.

6. Month 6

   Roughly 50% of the result is visible.

7. Month 12+

   Final density and calibre at 12–18 months.