FUE hair transplant
A follicular unit extraction approach where individual grafts are carefully collected and placed in thinning areas.
Alura Hair Restoration
Understand your hair-loss pattern, explore suitable treatments and plan a restoration procedure with qualified specialists, realistic expectations and guided aftercare.
Your specialist will first identify the cause and pattern of hair loss. Treatment may be medical, regenerative, surgical or a combination.
A follicular unit extraction approach where individual grafts are carefully collected and placed in thinning areas.
A consultation-led implantation technique using a specialised implanter, planned around density and hairline goals.
A regenerative scalp-care consultation using your own platelet-rich plasma when clinically appropriate.
Assessment and planning for facial hair restoration, including density, direction and natural hairline design.
Detailed planning for selected eyebrow thinning or gaps with attention to shape, angle and symmetry.

Medical evaluation to understand shedding, scalp health, nutrition, hormones and whether surgery is suitable.
A transplant moves suitable follicles from a donor area to planned recipient areas. Your surgeon will explain whether you are a suitable candidate and what result is realistic for your available donor supply.
Review your history, pattern of loss, scalp health, family history and previous treatments.
Discuss donor-area suitability, density goals, design, graft estimates and realistic outcomes.
Receive instructions about medicines, washing, smoking, alcohol, travel and the treatment day.
The clinical team prepares the donor area, collects suitable grafts and places them according to the agreed plan.
Follow wound-care, washing, sleep and activity guidance, with reviews to monitor healing and growth.
Hair surgery is personal and long-term. We focus on assessment, natural planning and follow-up rather than promising the same result for everyone.
A consultation is the first step. Your specialist can explain the cause of hair loss, whether surgery is appropriate, the expected number of grafts, recovery and other treatment options.
Hair transplant suitability, graft numbers, technique, results, recovery and fees vary by person. A qualified clinician must assess you before any procedure. This information does not replace medical advice.