Frequently Asked Questions

No. Hair loss can occur for different reasons, and surgery is not appropriate for everyone. Suitability depends on the cause and stage of hair loss, donor-area availability, scalp condition, medical history and expectations.

The consultation may include an assessment of your hair-loss pattern, scalp, donor area, treatment history and expectations. The doctor will explain whether further evaluation, non-surgical management or a hair transplant should be considered.

The graft estimate depends on the size of the treatment area, existing hair density, donor availability, hair characteristics and the planned hairline. A reliable estimate requires an individual assessment.

A hair transplant relocates selected follicles but does not automatically prevent continuing hair loss in untreated areas. Long-term planning should consider the possibility of future progression.

Transplanted hair develops gradually. Temporary shedding may occur before new growth becomes visible. The timeline differs between patients, and the final result cannot be judged immediately after surgery.

Suitability depends on the availability and quality of donor hair and the size of the area requiring coverage. When donor supply is limited, complete coverage or very high density may not be achievable.

The estimate depends on the size of the thinning area, desired coverage, hair calibre, donor density and future hair-loss pattern. An online calculator can only give a broad estimate.

Hair cycles are slow and any response is gradual. The doctor sets a review interval appropriate to the treatment plan; a fixed result date cannot be promised.

No. Acne has different types and causes. A clinician diagnoses it and discusses established treatment options; a carbon peel may be only one possible adjunct for selected patients.

Removal is never promised. Different scar and pigmentation types require different treatment, and laser procedures can sometimes worsen pigmentation.

Liposuction is measured as contouring, not a weight-loss programme. Any scale change is not the main goal and is never promised.

Treated fat-cell numbers are reduced, but remaining cells can enlarge and weight gain can change treated and untreated areas. Long-term appearance depends partly on weight stability.