Hair Transplant Belfast

Suitability depends on your pattern and cause of hair loss, the quality and amount of available donor hair, your medical history and the likelihood of further thinning. These factors should be assessed before surgery or a graft number is recommended.

The number of grafts varies between patients and depends on the area being restored, existing density, desired coverage and available donor supply. You can read more about how donor hair is assessed in our hair transplant donor area guide.

FUE, DHI and FUT differ mainly in how follicular units are harvested and implanted. The most appropriate approach depends on the individual treatment plan rather than one technique automatically being better for every patient. Compare our FUE, DHI and FUT information.

Transplanted hairs commonly go through an early healing and shedding stage before new growth develops gradually over the following months. Density and maturation continue to change with time. See our hair transplant timeline for the main recovery and growth stages.

The cost depends on factors such as the treatment area, graft requirements, technique and complexity of the individual procedure. Our Belfast hair transplant cost guide explains the main pricing considerations in more detail.

Yes. A transplant moves selected follicles into areas requiring restoration, but existing non-transplanted hair can continue to thin. Where appropriate, patients may also discuss longer-term options such as hair-loss medication.

The early recovery period can include redness, crusting and temporary shedding before new transplanted hairs begin to grow. Our hair transplant aftercare guide explains how the scalp should be looked after following treatment.

Please contact our team to arrange your consultation and confirm the appointment location. To arrange a consultation, use our contact page or call Email Us.