Hair transplant advice for patients in Newcastle

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If you live in Newcastle, email our London team about consultation options. We will confirm your appointment details directly.

Techniques: FUE, FUT, DHI

Approach: Surgeon-Led Planning

Fixed scalp packages 2,500 grafts £3,499 · 3,000 grafts £3,999

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Newcastle Hair Transplant Consultations

Patients from Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead, Sunderland, North Shields, South Shields, Durham and the wider North East can arrange a consultation about their hair loss and possible treatments.

The consultation should examine your hair-loss pattern and its likely progression, donor strength, hair calibre and texture, scalp health and medical history. You should also discuss what you realistically hope to achieve.

The donor supply is limited. Your plan should balance the area you want restored with the hair that can responsibly be used over time, rather than simply recommending a high graft count.

Before you decide on treatment, ask about aftercare and follow-up, including early healing, washing, shedding and the gradual return of growth.

Hair Transplant Patient Results

Genuine patient before and after photographs from London Hair Transplant Clinics at different stages of hair growth.

Benjamin’s hair transplant before and after
Benjamin · 1,800 grafts · around 6 months
Stephen’s hairline before and after FUE
Stephen · hairline · 2,000 grafts · around 8 months

Hair Transplant Treatments for Newcastle Patients

The appropriate treatment depends on your donor area, pattern of hair loss, hair characteristics, treatment goals and medical suitability.

FUE Hair Transplant

Individual follicular-unit grafts are extracted from the donor area through small circular extraction sites.

FUE hair transplant

DHI Hair Transplant

DHI commonly combines individual extraction with implanter-device placement and may suit selected treatment plans.

DHI hair transplant

FUT Hair Transplant

FUT uses strip harvesting from the donor area and leaves a linear donor scar. It may be considered for selected patients.

FUT hair transplant

Hairline Restoration

Hairline planning should account for facial proportions, natural graft direction, donor supply and possible future recession.

Hairline transplant

Crown Restoration

Crown grafts need to follow the natural whorl. The plan must also manage how much donor hair is used.

Crown transplant

Beard Transplant

Facial-hair restoration requires precise graft angle and direction to create natural beard, moustache or cheek coverage.

Beard transplant

Eyebrow Transplant

Eyebrow restoration uses fine grafts positioned at shallow angles to reproduce natural brow direction.

Eyebrow transplant

Women’s Hair Restoration

Selected women may be suitable for hairline, temple or localised scalp restoration after the cause and pattern of hair loss have been assessed.

Female hair transplant

PRP Hair Treatment

PRP is a non-surgical option that may be considered for selected thinning concerns where active follicles remain.

PRP hair treatment

What Should Be Assessed?

  • the cause and pattern of your hair loss;
  • donor density, calibre and available graft supply;
  • age, medical history and current medication;
  • scalp condition and previous hair procedures;
  • the size and design of the recipient area;
  • possible future progression of hair loss.

When Surgery May Not Be the First Step

  • the cause of hair loss is still unclear;
  • hair loss appears unstable or rapidly progressive;
  • the donor area is weak or diffusely thinning;
  • an active scalp condition requires assessment;
  • the requested density exceeds safe donor supply;
  • monitoring or non-surgical management may be more appropriate.
Dr Harpreet Kalra

Surgeon-Led Hair Transplant Planning

Dr Harpreet Kalra is the principal hair-transplant surgeon at London Hair Transplant Clinics. He plans around suitability, preserving donor hair and realistic long-term expectations, rather than starting with a fixed technique or graft count.

Assessment covers donor density, strand thickness and texture, the pattern of loss, age, medical history, scalp health, previous treatment and the area you want restored.

Dr Harpreet Kalra · GMC 7126076

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Hair Transplant Cost

The fixed scalp packages are £3,499 for 2,500 grafts and £3,999 for 3,000 grafts. Both include a complimentary PRP treatment and 18 months’ free aftercare.

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No-Deposit Option

Selected patients may be able to reserve treatment without an upfront deposit and pay the agreed treatment cost on the procedure day, subject to assessment and written confirmation.

Read about the no-deposit option
What Happens After You Contact Us?
Step 1

Initial Enquiry

Tell us about your hair loss, treatment goals and preferred consultation location.

Step 2

Suitability Review

Your donor area, hair-loss pattern, medical history and expectations are reviewed.

Step 3

Treatment Plan

Discuss the proposed technique, treatment area, likely graft count and quote.

Step 4

Aftercare

Recovery guidance covers washing, healing, shedding, exercise and the gradual growth period.

Hair Transplant Recovery & Growth
Hair Transplant Newcastle FAQs
Can I book a free consultation in Newcastle?

Yes. A consultation can be requested to discuss your hair-loss pattern, donor area, medical history, possible treatment options, recovery and expected costs.

Which hair transplant treatments are available?

Depending on suitability, treatment planning can include FUE, DHI, FUT, hairline restoration, crown restoration, beard and eyebrow transplantation, female hair restoration and selected non-surgical options such as PRP.

How much does a hair transplant cost?

The fixed scalp packages are £3,499 for 2,500 grafts and £3,999 for 3,000 grafts. Both include a complimentary PRP treatment and 18 months’ free aftercare.

How many grafts will I need?

The size of the area, existing hair, donor density, strand thickness and other hair characteristics determine the grafts needed for coverage that can safely be achieved.

Is FUE or DHI better?

Neither is automatically better for every patient. DHI mainly describes an implantation approach, while the overall treatment plan also depends on donor supply, graft requirements, treatment area and long-term planning.

Does transplanted hair shed after surgery?

Yes, some transplanted hair shafts can shed during the weeks after surgery. This does not automatically mean that the transplanted follicular units have been lost.

When does transplanted hair start growing?

The first visible growth commonly appears over several months. Density and strand thickness improve gradually, rather than all at once.

Does a hair transplant stop future hair loss?

No. Transplantation redistributes selected donor follicles, but surrounding native hair can continue to thin. Long-term planning should take possible future progression into account.

Can women arrange a consultation in Newcastle?

Yes. Selected women may be suitable for transplantation, but the cause and pattern of hair loss and the condition of the donor area should be assessed before surgery is recommended.

Who is the principal hair transplant surgeon?

Dr Harpreet Kalra is the principal hair-transplant surgeon at London Hair Transplant Clinics. His GMC reference is 7126076.