Hair Transplant Treatment

Hair loss can affect confidence and self-image, whether it happens gradually over time or at a young age. A hair transplant is a medical procedure designed to restore natural hair growth by transferring healthy hair follicles from one part of the scalp (usually the back or sides) to areas experiencing thinning or baldness.

Unlike temporary treatments, a hair transplant offers a long-term solution because the transplanted hair follicles are resistant to hair loss. Once the hair starts growing, it behaves like your natural hair — you can cut it, style it, and treat it normally.

There are two commonly used techniques:

FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction):
Individual hair follicles are carefully extracted and implanted into the balding area. This method leaves minimal scarring and has a quicker recovery time.

FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation):
A small strip of scalp is removed, and hair follicles are separated and transplanted. This method may be recommended depending on the level of hair loss.

A hair transplant is usually suitable for:

• Male pattern baldness

• Receding hairline

• Thinning hair

• Beard or eyebrow restoration

• Hair loss due to injury or scarring

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, meaning the patient remains awake but does not feel pain during the surgery. Mild swelling or discomfort may occur for a few days, and visible hair growth typically begins within 3–4 months, with full results seen in 9–12 months.

Choosing an experienced surgeon and a proper evaluation is essential for achieving natural-looking results.

Hair restoration is not just about appearance — for many people, it is about regaining confidence and feeling comfortable in their own skin.