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Hair follicles are moved from a donor area (usually the back and sides of the scalp), where hair is genetically resistant to thinning, to areas of hair loss. Using FUE or DHI, follicular units are extracted individually and implanted at the correct angle and direction so the new hair grows naturally.

FUE suits most cases, including larger sessions. DHI offers finer control for hairlines and unshaven procedures. The right choice depends on your hair characteristics, the area to be treated and your donor supply — all assessed at consultation.

Most people return to desk work within 2–3 days. Crusting settles in about a week, and normal exercise can usually resume after two weeks. Transplanted hairs shed temporarily before regrowth begins around month 3–4.

Early growth appears from 3–4 months, noticeable improvement by 6–9 months and mature results by 12–15 months. Skin treatments vary: some show immediate freshness, while scar and pigmentation improvement builds over several sessions.

Transplanted follicles retain their resistance to pattern hair loss and are expected to keep growing long term. Surrounding native hair can continue to thin, so a maintenance plan is often recommended.

It depends on the type and depth. Pigmentation usually responds to doctor-selected chemical peels with strict sun protection; acne scars respond best to a course of microneedling, often combined with PRP or exosomes. An assessment comes first.

Permanent makeup for brows, lips and eyeliner typically lasts 1–3 years depending on skin type and sun exposure. A touch-up at 6–8 weeks perfects the result and a colour boost every 12–18 months keeps it fresh.

Hair transplants are usually a single session, occasionally two for larger areas. PRP typically needs 3–4 sessions. Microneedling, chemical peel and laser hair reduction courses commonly involve 4–8 sessions spaced several weeks apart; facials such as HydraFacial are monthly.

You will meet the doctor, discuss your concerns and medical history, and have your scalp or skin examined — often with trichoscopy or dermoscopy. You leave with a clear explanation of your options, realistic expectations and a written estimate.

You receive written instructions specific to your procedure — covering washing, sun protection, medications and activity. Scheduled follow-ups let us monitor healing and progress and adjust your plan if needed.