Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, hair transplants are permanent. Hair follicles are resistant to the hormone causing male pattern baldness. Once transplanted, these follicles should continue growing hair for life. However, it doesn't prevent future hair loss in untreated areas, so additional treatments may be needed to maintain overall hair density.

Hair transplants aren't typically painful due to local anaesthesia used during the procedure. Patients may feel slight discomfort during anaesthesia injections, but the transplant process itself is painless. Post-procedure, mild soreness or swelling can happen but is manageable with the correct medication. The pain discomfort level is low, and you will find the results very much worthwhile.

Hair transplants are safe if  an experienced surgeon carries them out. While there are risks, such as infection or scarring, these are minimal with modern techniques and proper aftercare. Ensuring the procedure is done at a reputable clinic by a skilled professional significantly reduces potential complications and helps achieve natural-looking, successful results.

Hair transplants are very effective for restoring hair in male pattern baldness. Success depends on the surgeon’s skill, (Dr, Mani is highly experienced in this), the quality of donor hair, and the patient’s condition. The results are natural and long-lasting, though multiple sessions might be needed.

Hair transplants are generally successful but not always guaranteed. Success varies based on factors like hair loss extent, donor hair quality, and the surgeon’s expertise. While most patients achieve satisfying results, some may require additional sessions for desired density. Realistic expectations are crucial, as individual outcomes can differ.

When done by a skilled surgeon, hair transplants are typically not noticeable. The goal is to create a natural-looking hairline that blends seamlessly with existing hair. Though there might be temporary redness or scabbing after the procedure, once healed, the results should appear completely natural and undetectable.

Hair transplants are generally permissible in Islam when done to restore normal appearance rather than for vanity. They are seen as a form of medical treatment, similar to other procedures correcting physical issues. If the intention is to address hair loss due to ageing or for other medical reasons, it is allowed.

Hair transplants in Turkey are considered safe, especially at reputable clinics. Turkey is a popular destination due to high-quality services at affordable prices. However, it’s essential to choose a clinic with proper credentials and positive reviews to ensure safety. Thorough research and selecting a reliable clinic are crucial for a successful outcome. If you have any concerns about follow ups and for your peace of mind it is best to have your transplant here in the UK.

Hair transplants work because they relocate hair follicles from areas of the scalp resistant to balding (usually the back or sides) to thinning or balding areas. These transplanted follicles retain their resistance to the hormone responsible for hair loss, and allows them to grow hair in the new location. When performed correctly, the procedure can produce natural-looking, long-lasting results, effectively restoring hair density and improving the patient’s appearance. Success depends on the quality of donor hair and the surgeon's expertise.

Hair transplants are permanent because the hair follicles are taken from areas of the scalp that are resistant to the hormone that causes hair loss. However, it’s possible for some of the transplanted hair to fall out in the first few weeks, known as "shock loss." This is usually temporary, and new hair growth begins within a few months. Long-term, the transplanted hair should remain stable, but natural aging and further hair loss in untreated areas could affect the overall appearance.

The newly transplanted hairs may take 2 to 3 months to grow. After the treatment, you might not notice new hair immediately. Give your hair some time to show results.

The first two weeks after a hair transplant the scabs fall off. After which you will generally see a bit of growth for a week. After this you will enter a shedding phase which essentially means you will lose the bulk of the transplanted hair. From the end of month 3 you will see 10% improvement each month. And at 12 months be at approximately 90% of the end result. It continues to mature for a further 6 months

After the procedure you will be given detailed instructions by both the surgeon and an aftercare leaflet.

You will be given a pack with all the things you need for the following two weeks post surgery by Dr Mani.

We also provide you with a dedicated patient Co-Ordinator who will be your point of contact. They will help guide and nurture you through what can be quite a daunting process.