No, we do not perform hair transplant surgery on-site. We offer professional hair loss consultations and non-surgical treatments such as PRP and scalp mesotherapy. If a surgical transplant is appropriate for you, we provide a referral pathway to a trusted UK-based hair transplant clinic.

Suitability depends on several factors including the pattern and extent of your hair loss, the quality and availability of donor hair, and your overall health. During your consultation at our Bromley clinic, we’ll assess your scalp and discuss whether a surgical referral is appropriate or whether non-surgical treatments may be more beneficial.

We’ll examine your scalp, assess hair density and the pattern of loss, discuss your treatment history and goals, and explain realistic outcomes for both non-surgical and surgical options. If appropriate, we can arrange a referral to a specialist surgical clinic for further assessment.

Pricing varies depending on the number of grafts, technique used, and complexity. Typical UK ranges are £2,500–£4,000 for smaller areas, £4,000–£7,000 for moderate restoration, and £7,000+ for larger areas. Exact costs are confirmed following surgical assessment.

FUE extracts individual follicles from the donor area, leaving no linear scar and offering natural-looking results. FUT removes a narrow strip of donor hair, which may be suitable for larger graft requirements. The surgical team will recommend the most appropriate technique for your needs.

Yes, many clients benefit from combining surgery with non-surgical support. PRP treatments and mesotherapy can help nourish the scalp and support hair health before and after a transplant procedure.

Recovery times vary, but most people return to normal activities within a week or two. The surgical clinic will provide detailed aftercare guidance. We can support your recovery locally with scalp care and maintenance treatments.

No surgical procedure can guarantee specific results. Outcomes depend on individual factors including hair type, donor supply, and pattern of loss. All expectations are discussed thoroughly before any referral is made.