The procedure
What actually happens, step by step.
No mystery, no jargon. A clear account of the day and the weeks that follow.
The procedure
One long day, in five parts.
01
Consultation and blood work
You meet the clinical team, review your goals and medical history, and routine blood tests are taken before anything is confirmed.
02
Hairline design
The surgeon draws the proposed hairline with you, considering age, face shape and long-term progression. You approve it before work starts.
03
Extraction and implantation
Follicles are taken from the donor area, usually the back and sides, and placed into the recipient area under local anaesthetic.
04
A long day, not a hard one
The procedure usually takes several hours, with breaks. Most clients read, listen to something or sleep through parts of it.
05
Post-procedure instructions
You leave with written guidance on sleeping position, washing, medication and what to avoid in the first weeks.
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Recovery, roughly.
- Days 1 to 3
- Some swelling and tightness is common. Sleep semi-upright. First wash at the clinic.
- Week 1 to 2
- Small scabs fall away with gentle washing. Most clients return to desk work in this window.
- Weeks 2 to 8
- Transplanted hairs often shed. This is expected and not a sign of failure.
- Months 3 to 12
- New growth emerges gradually. Texture and density continue to change.
Timelines vary. Your clinical team's written instructions always take priority.
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