Men’s Hair Transplant
At the British Hair Clinic, we understand the effects of male hair loss on men’s lives. More men are now addressing male pattern baldness and receding hairlines with our men’s hair transplant services at our hair loss clinics.
What is the best hair loss treatment for men?
The surgical procedure is the most effective treatment for addressing hair loss issues. Commonly known as the men’s hair transplant, this procedure relocates hair follicles from one part of the scalp to areas in need of rejuvenation. The surgery is straightforward, minimally invasive, and promises quick recovery and long-lasting results.
Men’s hair loss is primarily driven by the hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which progressively shrinks hair follicles to the point of dormancy. The men’s hair transplant procedure effectively counteracts this and is widely considered the best technique for hair loss treatment for men.
FAQ’s
Transplanted hair generally lasts indefinitely for men since the donor’s hair is genetically programmed to keep growing. New hair growth typically begins about three months after the men’s hair transplant procedure.
Approximately 12-18 months post-hair transplant, the transplanted hair adopts a natural look and sustains lifelong growth. The transplanted hair should behave like the hair at the back of the head (donor site) does.
TheA men’s hair transplant cost in UK will cost between £4000-£6000. Some clinics charge per graft, i.e., the more grafts they give, the more they charge, whereas others charge per surgery.
Choosing a clinic that offers a comprehensive package that includes aftercare reviews and treatment is important. It is recommended to avoid clinics that charge for surgery only and provide little to no aftercare, as there will be additional hidden costs that you may incur.
There is no minimum or maximum age for adult males to undergo hair transplant surgery. Most patients, however, seek hair loss treatments around the age of 25 or higher as the hair loss pattern has become clear and it is affecting them socially or from a styling perspective.
Learn more about age and hair transplants on our blog.
Patients undergoing a hair transplant typically experience minimal pain or discomfort. The treatment area is numbed with local anaesthesia, significantly reducing any sensation. Some patients may feel mild pressure or soreness during the procedure, but this is generally well-tolerated.
It is expected to have minor pain afterwards that can be controlled with prescribed medications.
Most patients go back to office work within 2–5 days. Redness and small scabs usually clear after about a week.
Some do, particularly if hair loss continues with age or other causes. Others achieve full coverage in one session. Your surgeon will discuss the long-term plan during your consultation.
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Our men’s hair transplant procedure
Our experienced surgeons employ the advanced FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) technique to delicately extract hair follicles one by one from the donor area. These extracted follicles are then meticulously prepared and organised into grafts. Subsequently, these hair grafts are meticulously placed into the patient’s targeted area.
The British Hair Clinic surgical team pays meticulous attention to factors such as angle, depth, and density, ensuring that the results appear entirely natural. When you choose our clinic for a men’s hair transplant, you’re opting for expertise and precision.
