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Hair transplantation involves harvesting hair follicles from a donor area, most often the back or sides of the scalp, and re-implanting them in balding or thinning areas. The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis under local anaesthesia, with the patient returning home the same day. The treatment includes an initial consultation, personalised treatment planning, follicle harvesting using FUE or FUT when indicated, graft preparation and implantation, written aftercare instructions, and scheduled follow-up consultations. It may be considered for male baldness, diffuse thinning in women, and correction of scalp scars. The procedure's duration varies according to the number of grafts. Recovery guidance includes scalp care and precautions concerning sun, sports and impacts. Hair typically begins to regrow from the third to fourth month, with the result stabilising between the sixth and twelfth month.
