Questions the clinic can answer directly.
A calm information hub organised into seven themes. Answers are conservative and stop at the point where a consultation begins. Where a question deserves more detail, the answer links to the relevant page rather than repeating it here.
Case-specific questions are for consultation, not a public FAQ.
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Select a theme on the left and disclose questions on the right. A filter narrows within the active theme; it does nothing else and nothing is tracked.
Suitability and assessment
How the clinic thinks about whether treatment is right, before technique is discussed.
01 / 05How is suitability decided?
Through a clinical assessment that considers medical background, hair-loss pattern, donor-area capacity, expectations, and long-term change together. Suitability is discussed before technique.
02 / 05Is hair restoration right for everyone?
No. Some patients are best served by non-surgical approaches or by waiting. The clinic gives a clinical opinion; it does not promise treatment to every enquiry.
03 / 05What is reviewed during assessment?
General health, medications, prior treatments, current hair pattern, donor-area capacity, hairline proportions, density distribution, and progression risk — weighed together, not in isolation.
04 / 05What if the clinic advises against a procedure?
The clinic explains why in plain terms and, where appropriate, discusses non-surgical adjuncts or a waiting period. Nothing is fixed without consent.
05 / 05Do you diagnose hair loss from photographs?
No. Photographs shared before travel help frame the conversation; a clinical opinion follows in-person assessment.
Questions the clinic hasn’t answered here belong in consultation.
This page is not a booking surface. If a question is not answered above, the honest place for it is a clinical conversation, not a public FAQ. Enquiries reach the clinic through its own direct channels; those will be listed on the Contact page once verified.