01Clinical procedure
FUE hair transplant
Follicular Unit Extraction is a hair-restoration technique that may be considered for selected cases. Whether it is the most appropriate option for a particular patient is a clinical decision discussed during consultation.
Suitability is assessed individually at consultation.
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02What this treatment is
How FUE is approached
What FUE is
Follicular Unit Extraction is a technique in which individual follicular units are taken from a donor area and prepared for placement in a recipient area. Whether FUE is the most appropriate technique for any given case is a clinical decision discussed at consultation.
Who it may suit
FUE may be considered where donor characteristics, hair-loss pattern, medical context and personal goals make it a clinically appropriate option. It is not suitable for every patient, and alternative techniques or non-surgical pathways may be more appropriate in some cases.
How planning works
Treatment planning begins with a private consultation to understand goals, medical context and clinical findings. A written plan and itemised quotation are provided after assessment, with time to consider before any decision to proceed.
On the day of treatment
What the day involves — including timings, what to bring and what to expect at each stage — is explained clearly during consultation, so nothing is decided on the day itself.
Recovery and aftercare
Recovery expectations vary between individuals. Aftercare guidance, follow-up arrangements and the typical clinical course are discussed before treatment as part of the written plan.
03Suitability
Suitability is assessed individually
FUE is one of several techniques used in hair restoration. Whether it is the right approach for a particular patient depends on clinical assessment — including the pattern and stability of hair loss, donor area characteristics, medical history and personal goals. We do not make suitability decisions online or before consultation.
- Not every patient who enquires is suitable for FUE.
- Alternative techniques or non-surgical pathways may be more appropriate in some cases.
- If we are not the right clinic for a particular case, we will say so during consultation.
Treatment recommendations are made after assessment. A consultation is a conversation, not a sales meeting.
04Risks and limitations
All procedures carry risks and limitations
Hair restoration is a clinical procedure. All procedures carry risks and limitations, and outcomes vary between individuals. Risks, alternatives, expected limitations and the realistic range of outcomes are discussed openly during consultation, before any decision to proceed.
Information on this page is educational. It does not replace a clinical consultation.
05FUE — common questions
Common questions
Natural-looking results depend on conservative planning, careful technique and realistic expectations. Outcomes vary between individuals and are discussed openly during consultation.
Transplanted hair commonly remains over the long term, but outcomes vary between individuals. The longer-term picture, including any further treatment that may be considered, is discussed during consultation.
Suitability depends on clinical assessment, including the pattern of hair loss, donor characteristics, medical history and personal goals. We do not make suitability decisions online or before consultation.
Recovery varies between individuals. General expectations, aftercare guidance and follow-up arrangements are discussed before treatment as part of the written plan.
Pricing depends on individual assessment and the technique selected. A written plan and itemised quotation are provided after consultation, before any decision to proceed.
06Begin a conversation
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A consultation is a conversation, not a sales meeting. Suitability is assessed individually.