One Follicle.
Followed by thousands.
Hair restoration placed graft by graft, by hand, for a result that looks like it was always yours.
No strip. No linear scar. Just a single, exacting movement, repeated thousands of times, until the hairline you lost is quietly returned.
How FUE works.
Extraction
Under local anaesthetic, individual follicular units of one to four hairs are removed from the donor area with a fine circular punch, each one under magnification.
Preservation
Every graft is counted, sorted by the number of hairs it holds and kept in a chilled storage solution until the moment it is placed.
Implantation
Recipient sites are made at the angle and direction of your natural growth, then each graft is placed by hand to build a hairline that reads as your own.
Precision you can measure.
FUE or FUT?
Both move healthy follicles to where they are needed. The difference is how they are taken, and what that leaves behind.
Natural, by design.
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What to expect, month by month.
Consultation
Meet your surgeon, assess your donor area and design the hairline together.
Procedure day
A single day under local anaesthetic. You go home the same evening.
Healing
Small scabs clear and redness begins to fade.
Resting phase
Transplanted hairs shed. This is expected; the follicles stay in place.
New growth
Fine new hairs begin to appear and slowly thicken.
Your result
Density and texture settle into the final, natural result.
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Your hairline is designed in person with the surgeon who leads your procedure, from the first conversation to your final review.
Meet the team →Your final cost depends on the number of grafts you need, confirmed at consultation.
Questions, answered.
Does FUE hurt?+
The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, so most people feel pressure rather than pain. Some tenderness in the days afterwards is normal.
Will there be visible scarring?+
FUE leaves tiny dot scars spread across the donor area, which are usually hard to see once the hair grows back. Your surgeon will explain what to expect for your hair type.
When can I return to work?+
Many people return to desk-based work within about a week. Your surgeon will advise on timing based on your job and your procedure.
When will I see the final result?+
New growth typically begins at three to four months, with the final result usually visible between 12 and 18 months.
Am I a good candidate for FUE?+
It depends on your pattern of hair loss, the density of your donor area and your goals. Your surgeon will assess this with you at consultation.
Begin with a conversation.
A private consultation with your surgeon, with no obligation to proceed.