Hair loss is a common concern, especially among men. Studies show that nearly 50% of men over 50 experience male pattern baldness, often impacting self-esteem and appearance. But thanks to cutting-edge medical advancements, regrowing your own hair is now possible with highly effective hair restoration procedures.
Whether you’re struggling with scalp hair loss, thinning eyebrows, sparse eyelashes, or patchy beard growth, hair transplantation is a safe,minimally invasive solution with long-lasting results.
On average, it’s normal to shed 50–100 hairs daily. However, hair loss becomes a concern when hair growth doesn’t keep up with shedding. Common causes include:
Genetics: Hereditary conditions like androgenetic alopecia
Hormonal Imbalances: Pregnancy, thyroid issues, menopause
Medical Conditions: Autoimmune diseases like alopecia areata or scalp infections
Medications: Side effects from chemotherapy, antidepressants, etc.
Stress & Trauma: Physical or emotional stress
Hairstyling Damage: Excessive styling or tight hairstyles (traction alopecia)
Radiation Therapy
You may be eligible if:
You have adequate donor hair on the scalp or body
You are experiencing pattern baldness, thinning hair, or hairline recession
You are in good overall health
A thorough consultation with a qualified dermatologist will determine the cause of your hair loss and recommend the most suitable transplant technique for optimal results.
Male pattern baldness (MPB)
Female pattern hair loss (FPHL)
Eyebrow and eyelash restoration
Beard and moustache reshaping
Hairline correction or lowering
Scar revision (burns, injuries)
Traction alopecia and alopecia areata
Revision hair transplant (correcting failed or outdated procedures)
Individual follicles are extracted using a micro-punch tool and implanted into the desired area. Ideal for minimal scarring and faster recovery.
Also known as the strip method, this technique involves harvesting a strip of scalp and separating it into individual grafts. Suitable for larger transplant needs.
Advanced robotic systems aid in precise harvesting and graft placement, offering accuracy, consistency, and quicker recovery.
Loss of brow and lash hair can result from overplucking, genetics, or trauma. Using either FUE or FUT methods, hair is delicately transplanted for fuller, natural-looking eyebrows and lashes.
For patchy or uneven beard growth, facial hair transplantation uses donor follicles (usually from the scalp) to sculpt a full, well-defined beard or moustache.
The scalp is numbed with local anaesthesia. Depending on the method used, the session may last between 6–10 hours. Grafts are harvested from the donor area and implanted in thinning or bald areas. No general anaesthesia or hospital stay is required.
Discontinue blood-thinning medications or supplements as advised
Stop smoking at least one week before
Follow a healthy diet
Inform your doctor of any existing health conditions
Expect mild shedding for 2–3 weeks—this is normal.
New hair begins to grow within 3–4 months
Full results are visible between 8–12 months
Maintenance with PRP therapy or Meso hair treatments is often recommended
Yes, hair grows in phases. You’ll first experience some shedding, followed by visible hair growth from 3 months onwards.
Most patients report only mild discomfort. Local anaesthesia ensures a pain-free experience during the procedure.
Yes, temporary shedding is normal. Permanent growth typically resumes within a few months.
Yes, options include PRP, mesotherapy, laser therapy, and medicated topical solutions—but they’re most effective in early-stage hair loss.
Yes. While patterns of hair loss vary, successful outcomes are seen in both genders.
