consultation enquiry
Free Hair Transplant Consultation in London
Request a free consultation in London. Tell us which area you want assessed, when you noticed the change and any previous treatment. Before you decide, we can discuss your donor hair, suitable options, recovery and likely costs.
Our Results
Why Patients Choose Us
Before choosing a procedure, we assess suitability, donor hair and how your hair loss may develop over time.
- Individual assessment Medical history, scalp condition, hair-loss pattern and treatment goals are reviewed.
- Responsible donor planning Available donor hair is considered alongside possible future progression of hair loss.
- Natural treatment design Hairline, temple, crown and facial-hair restoration require different placement strategies.
- Clear treatment information Likely coverage, recovery, limitations, costs and aftercare are discussed before treatment.
Dr Harpreet Kalra
GMC reference 7126076. Your consultation covers suitability, donor planning, treatment options and what you can realistically expect.
Free Consultation FAQs
What happens during the consultation?
Your consultation can cover the hair-loss pattern, donor area, medical history, goals, possible treatments, recovery and likely costs.
What photographs should I upload?
Include clear photographs of the hairline, both temple areas, the top and crown, and the back and sides of the donor area.
Can suitability be confirmed using photographs?
Photographs can assist an initial review, but final suitability may require a fuller medical, scalp and donor-area assessment.
Will I receive a treatment quotation?
Once the treatment area, donor supply, likely graft requirement and suitable procedure have been assessed, we can prepare your individual quote.
Do I have to book treatment afterwards?
No. The consultation is intended to explain your options so you can decide whether treatment is appropriate for you.
Can a previous hair transplant be reviewed?
Yes. Include details of the previous procedure and clear photographs of both the recipient and donor areas.