FUE Hair Transplant
Individual follicular units are removed from a suitable donor area using small punches before being placed into planned recipient sites.
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Individual hair restoration planning for patients considering FUE, DHI, FUT, hairline restoration, crown transplantation and selected specialist procedures.
Your assessment should consider the cause and progression of your hair loss, donor-area strength, medical history, preferred design and realistic long-term graft requirements.







Hair restoration should be planned around your pattern of hair loss, available donor hair and realistic long-term objectives.
The consultation considers your medical history, scalp health, donor-area characteristics, preferred design and the possibility of future hair loss.
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The appropriate procedure depends on your pattern of hair loss, donor supply, treatment area, hair characteristics, medical history and treatment goals.
Individual follicular units are removed from a suitable donor area using small punches before being placed into planned recipient sites.
Read about FUEDHI commonly combines individual graft extraction with placement using an implanter device.
Read about DHIFUT removes a narrow strip of donor scalp that is divided into individual follicular-unit grafts.
Read about FUTHairline restoration considers facial proportions, age, existing hair, donor capacity and possible future recession.
Read about hairline restorationCrown treatment requires careful planning of the natural whorl, available graft supply and the area requiring coverage.
Read about crown restorationThe cause and pattern of female hair loss should be assessed before surgical restoration is considered.
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GMC reference 7126076
Dr Harpreet Kalra provides consultation and treatment planning for patients considering hair restoration. The assessment can include your pattern of hair loss, scalp health, donor-area characteristics and the area you would like to address.
The proposed treatment should consider both your current concerns and the possibility that untreated natural hair may continue to change over time.
Read about Dr Kalra →Consultations are available at 83 Princes Street in central Edinburgh.
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A consultation provides an opportunity to assess your hair loss, examine the donor area and discuss suitable treatment options.
Your pattern of thinning, rate of progression, medical history and previous treatments are discussed.
Donor density, hair calibre, scalp condition and previous surgery are reviewed.
The treatment area, proposed procedure, design and possible graft requirements are considered.
Healing, aftercare, expected growth stages, follow-up and treatment costs are explained.
The cost depends on the treatment area, graft requirements, donor suitability, procedure and complexity of the treatment plan.
Explore information about hair loss, treatment methods, recovery, aftercare and preparing for a consultation.
Compare FUE, DHI and FUT and learn about donor assessment, treatment planning, recovery and costs.
Read the hair transplant guideLearn about common forms of hair loss and why assessment may be needed before cosmetic treatment is considered.
Read about hair lossFind information about early healing, graft care, donor-area care, washing and the gradual growth process.
Read recovery and aftercare articlesView photographs from previous hair transplant patients treated by the clinic.
View the galleryAnswers to common questions about procedures, suitability, costs and recovery.
Edinburgh Hair Transplant Clinics is located at 83 Princes St, Edinburgh, EH2 2ER. Confirm your appointment arrangements before travelling.
Patients can discuss FUE, DHI, FUT, hairline restoration, crown transplantation, female hair transplantation and selected specialist procedures.
Assessment considers the cause and pattern of hair loss, donor supply, scalp health, medical history, previous treatment and the area requiring restoration.
FUE removes individual follicular units using small punches. FUT removes a strip of donor tissue. DHI commonly describes placement using an implanter device following individual graft extraction.
Cost depends on the treatment area, potential graft requirement, donor suitability, selected procedure and the complexity of the treatment plan.
Some transplanted hairs may shed during early recovery. New growth usually develops gradually during the following months.
Discuss your hair-loss pattern, donor-area suitability, available procedures, costs, recovery and aftercare before deciding whether treatment is appropriate.
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