A Hairline Designed for Your Face, Grown for Life
Follicle-by-follicle precision using FUE and DHI techniques — engineered for natural density and a hairline that ages with you.
What a Hair Transplant Actually Does
Hair transplantation relocates healthy, permanent hair follicles from the donor area (typically the back/sides of the scalp) to thinning or balding areas. At VD Cosmetic Centre, hairline design is done in consultation using facial proportion mapping — not a generic template — so the result matches your natural growth pattern and ages naturally over decades.
Who Is a Candidate
- Men and women with stabilized androgenetic hair loss
- Sufficient donor hair density in the back/sides of the scalp
- Norwood scale II–VI hair loss patterns
- Realistic expectations about density and timeline
- No active scalp infections or uncontrolled medical conditions
Benefits
- Permanent, natural-growing results (DHT-resistant follicles)
- No visible linear scarring with FUE/DHI
- Minimal downtime — most return to work within a week
- Can be combined with PRP/GFC to boost graft survival
- Restores hairline, crown, or beard/eyebrow density
Step by Step
Scalp Analysis & Graft Count
Donor density assessed via trichoscopy.
Hairline Design
Drawn and approved with the patient before any extraction.
Local Anesthesia
Donor and recipient areas numbed.
Extraction (FUE)
Individual follicular units extracted with micro-punch tools.
Implantation
Grafts placed by angle, depth and direction; DHI uses an implanter pen for incision-less placement.
Post-Procedure Briefing
Dressing, medication and wash instructions given before discharge.
Precision Tools We Use
Sapphire FUE blades for finer incisions and denser packing, DHI Choi Implanter Pen technique for incision-less implantation, AI-assisted graft mapping for hairline symmetry, and PRP/GFC integration for follicle activation.
Temporary shock loss, mild scarring at donor sites (typically undetectable with proper technique), infection risk if aftercare isn't followed, and the possibility that a small percentage of grafts may not take. Results depend significantly on donor hair quality and following aftercare precisely.
What to Expect, Month by Month
| Timeframe | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Day 1–3 | Scabbing at donor/recipient sites, mild swelling |
| Day 7–10 | Scabs shed, redness fades, return to office work |
| Week 3–4 | “Shock loss” phase — transplanted hair sheds (normal) |
| Month 3–4 | New growth begins |
| Month 8–12 | Full density and texture visible |
Before Surgery
Avoid blood thinners and alcohol for 1 week prior, stop smoking where possible, wash hair the morning of the procedure, avoid haircuts immediately before donor assessment.
After Surgery
No touching/scratching the scalp for 10 days, first wash performed per specific protocol, avoid direct sun and sweating/gym for 2 weeks, sleep elevated for the first week, avoid swimming pools for 4 weeks.
What Affects the Price
Cost depends on graft count required, technique (FUE vs. DHI), and whether PRP/GFC boosters are added. Final graft count and quote are confirmed only after in-person trichoscopic analysis.
Expected Outcome
Visible new growth from month 3, with full, natural-textured density typically by month 10–12.
Hair Transplant FAQs
Is a hair transplant permanent?+
Yes — transplanted follicles are genetically resistant to the hormone that causes pattern baldness, so results are permanent.
Does it hurt?+
The area is fully numbed; most patients describe mild pressure, not pain, during the procedure.
When can I get a haircut again?+
Typically after 4 weeks, once the scalp has fully healed.
Will I need a second session?+
Some patients with advanced hair loss opt for a second session 8–12 months later to increase density further.
Is FUE or DHI better for me?+
This depends on your hair type, graft count and goals — your surgeon recommends the right technique at consultation.