Hair Transplants
From £5,032 at accredited European hospitals
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Hair loss is a common, serious and distressing medical condition that impacts on mood, confidence, social interactions, self-esteem and wellbeing. Men with more extensive hair loss often experience greater emotional distress and hair loss that begins at a younger age can be especially distressing for many men in our image conscious world.
Standard follicle unit excision (FUE)
The FUE technique involves extracting follicular units - tiny natural groupings of 1–4 hairs - using a micropunch tool. These follicles are then implanted into small recipient sites in the balding or thinning area. Unlike the older FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation or “strip” method), FUE does not involve a linear incision, resulting in minimal scarring, faster recovery, and greater flexibility in hairstyle choices. FUE can be used for: Male and female pattern baldness. Hairline lowering or redesign. Eyebrow, beard, and moustache restoration. Scar camouflage from injury or previous surgery.
From £5,032
Long hair follicle unit excision (FUE)
Long Hair Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) is a refinement of the standard FUE method. In this approach, the donor hairs are left long (unshaven) before extraction. Using microsurgical punches, the surgeon delicately removes follicular units with the full-length hair shaft attached, allowing for real-time assessment of graft angle, curl, and direction during placement. Unlike traditional FUE, where the donor area must be shaved, Long Hair FUE maintains the existing hair length, offering discreet healing and faster social recovery. It’s ideal for patients who prefer to avoid visible signs of surgery or need a “preview” of the final result immediately post-procedure. This technique requires specialised skill and longer procedure time, as each graft must be handled carefully to prevent damage to the longer hair shafts.
From £10,064
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