Hair Transplant London

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Is hair transplant surgery an option for me?
Before & After Results
Why Choose Us
Hair Restoration Procedures
Hair Transplants in London
What happens on the day?
Our Surgeon
Aftercare & Support
Comparing a quote with the result you want
Hair Loss Treatment Guides
Hair Loss Medication Guides
Latest Articles
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Hair restoration in London

In London, you can discuss a receding hairline, a thinning crown or gaps in your brows or beard. The consultation starts with where you have lost hair, how long it has been changing and what you would like treatment to achieve.

Dr Harpreet Kalra is the clinic’s hair transplant surgeon. His GMC reference is 7126076.

Is hair transplant surgery an option for me?

The first appointment is a chance to find out why hair has thinned and whether moving hair would help. A hairline that has gradually receded over years calls for a different assessment from a patch that appeared last month. Tell the doctor about soreness, scaling or a sudden increase in shedding. Recent or unexplained loss may need investigation before there is a sensible surgical plan.

A transplant uses follicles from another part of your own scalp. There are two areas to examine, even when only one bothers you. The surgeon needs to see how much hair could be moved and how the donor area would look afterwards. If the crown and the front are both thinning, decide which you would prioritise if there is only enough donor hair for one.

Hair Transplant Before & After Results

Eyebrow Transplant Result

Shina’s Case Study

500 grafts · Around 10 months

Follicular unit extraction (FUE)

Area: Eyebrows

Shannon’s Case Study

365 grafts · Around 6 months

Follicular unit extraction (FUE)

Area: Eyebrows

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Before you choose a clinic

GMC-registered doctor

Dr Harpreet Kalra is on the GMC register: reference 7126076.

Patient photographs

Our gallery shows patients before treatment and at follow-up.

Free consultations

Use the enquiry form to arrange a consultation, or email enquiries@londonhairtransplantclinics.co.uk.

Payment plans

You can discuss payment options at your consultation.

Scalp, beard and eyebrow treatments

Which treatment fits depends on why the hair has thinned and how much donor hair is available. Start with the area you want to discuss.

FUE Hair Transplant

With FUE, the surgeon takes small groups of hairs one at a time. If you wear the back of your hair short, ask where the small extraction scars might show.

FUE Hair Transplant

Beard Transplant

For a beard transplant, point out the gaps you would like to fill. The surgeon can assess the donor hair and the direction of growth in the surrounding beard.

Beard Transplant

Eyebrow Transplant

A brow transplant can add hairs to a stable gap. Scalp hairs used for this purpose can grow longer than the brow hairs beside them, so they may need trimming.

Eyebrow Transplant

More Treatment Options

DHI Hair Transplant

DHI normally combines individual follicular-unit extraction with graft placement using an implanter device.

An implanter controls the depth, angle and direction of placement. Whether DHI suits you depends on the recipient area, donor hair and the rest of your treatment plan.

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FUT Hair Transplant

With FUT, a narrow strip of hair-bearing scalp is removed from the donor area and divided into individual follicular-unit grafts for transplantation.

FUT leaves a permanent linear donor scar but may still be appropriate for selected patients depending on donor supply, scalp laxity and graft requirements.

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Crown Hair Transplant

A crown transplant restores thinning through the vertex by placing grafts to follow the patient’s natural crown or whorl pattern.

A crown can need a substantial number of grafts. Its size, your donor supply and the likelihood of further thinning all need to be considered.

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Gender-affirming Hair Transplantation

Gender-affirming hair transplantation can address the frontal hairline, temples, scalp or facial hair. The plan is shaped by the individual’s existing growth pattern, donor supply and treatment goals.

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PRP Hair Treatment

PRP is a non-surgical treatment. A blood sample is processed to prepare platelet-rich plasma, which is then introduced into selected areas of thinning hair.

PRP does not move donor follicles and therefore cannot physically rebuild an absent hairline in the way transplantation can.

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Find out which treatment may be suitable for you at a free consultation with our team.

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What to bring to your consultation

If you are considering surgery, bring a list of your medicines and any dated photographs that show how your hair has changed. Ask the surgeon to show you where the grafts would come from, what they could cover and how the donor area might look afterwards.

If you want to change the shape of the temples or frontal hairline, bring a picture showing which features you would like to keep. Read about gender-affirming hairline planning.

What happens on the day?

Before any hair is taken, look at the outline in a mirror. For a crown procedure this means identifying where the swirl begins. For hairline work, check the outline from both sides. The surgeon can mark the donor area too, which matters if you usually cut the sides very short.

With FUE, small groups of follicles are taken separately under local anaesthetic. The team prepares the grafts, and the surgeon makes the openings that determine where the hairs will emerge. You usually go home the same day. If sedation is planned, ask the team about transport before arranging your journey home.

Meet Our Hair Transplant Surgeon

Dr Harpreet Kalra

Hair Transplant Surgeon
GMC reference: 7126076

Ask the surgeon to explain which parts of the operation they will perform, who else will be in the room and who will see you during follow-up.

Meet Dr Harpreet Kalra

Who will perform your surgery?

Our surgeon, Dr Harpreet Kalra, is supported by our team of hair technicians. Your consultation is a chance to discuss your treatment options, donor hair, likely results and aftercare.

Meet Our Surgical Team

Our UK Clinics

Find patient information by city and contact the London team to discuss an appointment.

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Looking after your scalp at home

Your follow-up after surgery

Before surgery, ask who to call if you are worried over the weekend. Take home the instructions for washing your scalp and protecting the grafts, along with your follow-up details. If your job involves a helmet or heavy lifting, discuss when you can return to it.

Read the Aftercare Guide

Comparing a quote with the result you want

A graft is a small naturally occurring group of follicles, so a graft count and a hair count describe different things. The price panel gives this clinic’s fixed prices for two scalp graft counts. During the consultation, ask for the area to be treated to be marked on a photograph or drawing. That lets you see what the quoted count is intended to cover.

Before-and-after photographs are easiest to interpret when you know the interval between them, the haircut and whether there was more than one procedure. A six-month image can show progress while the hair is still changing. For an independent overview of surgery, healing and possible complications, read the NHS guide to hair transplants.