Medical Evaluation
A qualified dermatologist reviews your hair loss history, medical background, and any prior treatments to assess suitability and safety considerations.
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Treatment suitability and outcomes depend on individual medical assessment.
We follow a doctor-led, case-by-case approach to hair restoration. Treatment recommendations are made only after medical evaluation.
A qualified dermatologist reviews your hair loss history, medical background, and any prior treatments to assess suitability and safety considerations.
The scalp and donor areas are examined to assess hair density, hair characteristics, and scalp condition that may influence treatment options.
Based on clinical findings, the doctor explains whether a hair transplant or non-surgical option may be appropriate, including limitations and expectations.
If suitable, the next steps are discussed, which may include treatment planning, timelines, and post-consultation guidance.
Yes. A consultation is necessary to determine whether a hair transplant or another treatment option is medically appropriate for your condition.
Yes. A consultation is necessary to determine whether a hair transplant or another treatment option is medically appropriate for your condition.
Cost is discussed only after the medical evaluation, once treatment suitability and planning considerations are clearly understood.
Yes. You may share photos for an initial review, which can help provide preliminary guidance. However, final suitability can only be determined through an in-person or detailed medical consultation.
Consultation helps determine treatment suitability and next steps.