Hair Transplant Before & After Results

HOW LONG DO RESULTS LAST?

Hair transplants are designed with long-term outcomes in mind. Transplanted follicles are typically resistant to balding, but your native (non-transplanted) hair may continue to thin gradually over time. We take this into account during all long-term planning.

WHAT ARE THE RISKS OR SIDE EFFECTS?

Mild swelling, redness, and temporary shedding of new grafts are common and expected. Serious risks (e.g., infection, donor depletion) are rare when performed by experienced professionals. Our protocols are designed to maximise safety and graft survival.

IS IT PAINFUL?

You’ll be given local anaesthetic during the procedure. Most patients report only mild discomfort. Post-operative sensations are generally managed with over-the-counter medication.

WHEN CAN I RETURN TO WORK?

Most patients resume work within 2–5 days. Caps or hats (no beanies) may be worn during healing. Scabbing typically resolves within 10 days.

CAN I CHOOSE THE TECHNIQUE (FUE or FUT)?

Yes, the doctor will assess your goals, donor characteristics, and medical history to recommend the most suitable option. Both can yield excellent results when tailored to your needs. The doctor will contrast both models and make recommendations.

Do I need to shave my head?

Only if you’re undergoing FUE. FUT allows you to keep most of your existing hair, making it a preferred option for some patients.

CAN I SEE MORE EXAMPLES?

Yes. Our gallery showcases a variety of cases treated by the doctors. Each set of images is authentic and reflects a range of hair types, age groups, and treatment sizes. The outcomes shown are relevant to the patient shown and do not reflect outcomes other patients may have.

Many patients choose not to share their images online but do consent to having their results shown privately by the doctor during the consultation.

WHAT BEFORE AND AFTER RESULTS CAN I EXPECT?

Hair transplants take time to mature. Here’s a general recovery and growth timeline:

Day 1-7 – Tiny scabs will form. These typically fall away within 7–10 days.
Weeks 2-4 – The transplanted hairs shed (a normal phase known as “shock loss”).
Months 2-4 – New hair begins to grow fine and slow at first.
Month 6 – Noticeable thickening as hair length and density increase.
Months 9-12 – Final results take shape, with full density and styling flexibility.

Our team is with you throughout this process.
You’ll be guided with clear aftercare, realistic expectations, and regular follow-up opportunities.