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Paul Bassoo
“The team is very friendly and the aftercare support is fantastic.”
22 July 2026. Read the original screenshot
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Hair Transplant London
Considering a hair transplant in London? At our Harley Street clinic, Dr Harpreet Kalra assesses the pattern and cause of your hair loss before discussing FUE, DHI, FUT or another appropriate treatment.
FUE and DHI hair transplants start from £3,499. View our prices and graft estimates, then book a free consultation to discuss suitability and receive a personalised treatment plan.
Filmed at our Edinburgh clinic: arrival, consultation and consent within the Harley Street Hair Transplants group.
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Hair Transplant Options and Costs in London
Our Harley Street clinic offers FUE hair transplants, DHI implantation and FUT strip surgery. The choice depends on your donor hair, the area being restored and your treatment plan. Our FUE and DHI comparison explains how extraction and placement differ.
FUE and DHI prices start from £3,499. Your confirmed quote depends on the graft requirement and agreed procedure. See our London hair transplant price guide for graft-based estimates before arranging a consultation.
You can also view patient before and after results with graft counts and approximate recovery times. These examples help explain what treatment can involve; your own result will depend on your starting hair loss, donor supply and growth.
What Happens at a Hair Transplant Consultation in London?
Your consultation begins with an assessment of your hair loss. We look at when the thinning started, how quickly it has changed and whether the pattern is still progressing. Your medical history, current medication and any previous hair-loss treatment are reviewed at the same time.
Assessing your donor hair
The back and sides of the scalp are examined to see how much stable donor hair is available. Density alone does not give the full answer. Hair calibre, follicular grouping, miniaturisation and previous surgery all affect how many grafts can be taken without leaving the donor area looking thin. Our donor area guide explains this assessment.
Agreeing a realistic treatment plan
If surgery is suitable, we discuss the area that can be restored, the likely graft requirement and whether FUE, DHI or FUT fits the case. The proposed coverage has to work with the available donor supply and still leave sensible options if more native hair is lost later.
You will also be told what to expect after treatment, including early healing, shedding, the gradual growth timeline and the aftercare required. The aim is for you to understand the plan, its limits and the likely recovery before deciding whether to proceed.
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Harley Street Hair Transplants Reviews
These excerpts describe patient experiences across our clinic group. Each links to the full review screenshot; Wayne’s review describes treatment in Newcastle.
You can read more patient feedback on our Google reviews profile.
★★★★★
Craig Collins
“they have kept in touch with me throughout making sure I was ok and nothing was too much for them”
Experience dated 9 August 2026. Read the original screenshot
★★★★★
Stu Argyle
“They were helpful and friendly. Would certainly recommend.”
30 March 2026. Read the original screenshot
★★★★★
Wayne Brown
“Dr Kalra very professional throughout my procedure in Newcastle. Very good facilities.”
Newcastle treatment. Read the original screenshot
★★★★★
rafet statovci
“Thanks my hair looks very full now.”
Experience dated 12 August 2026. Read the original screenshot
Read the full review screenshots and watch patient videos on our reviews page. You can also visit our Google reviews.
Hair Transplant Treatments in London
The right treatment depends on the area being restored, the pattern of hair loss, the available donor supply and the characteristics of the patient’s existing hair.
During FUE, suitable follicular units are extracted individually from the donor area, usually at the back and sides of the scalp, and placed into areas affected by hair loss.
Treatment may involve the frontal hairline, temples, mid-scalp or crown. Because the grafts are removed individually, FUE avoids the permanent linear donor scar associated with FUT.
Donor density, hair calibre and future hair loss all affect the plan. Harvesting too heavily can leave visible thinning at the back and sides.
Beard transplantation uses suitable donor follicles to improve coverage through the beard, moustache, jawline or sideburn areas.
For the result to blend with the existing beard, grafts must be placed at the right angle and in the natural direction of growth.
The donor hair is also assessed to make sure it will work naturally with the surrounding facial hair.
An eyebrow transplant places carefully selected donor follicles into areas that need more shape or density.
Single-hair follicular units are particularly important when creating the eyebrow outline and outer border.
Angle is critical because eyebrow hairs lie much flatter against the skin than scalp hair. Each graft needs to follow the natural direction of the brow.
DHI normally combines individual follicular-unit extraction with graft placement using an implanter device.
The device gives control over graft depth, angle and direction during placement. Whether DHI is suitable depends on the recipient area, donor characteristics and the wider treatment plan.
With FUT, a narrow strip of hair-bearing scalp is removed from the donor area and divided into individual follicular-unit grafts for transplantation.
FUT leaves a permanent linear donor scar but may still be appropriate for selected patients depending on donor supply, scalp laxity and graft requirements.
A crown transplant restores thinning through the vertex by placing grafts to follow the patient’s natural crown or whorl pattern.
Crown size, available donor supply and future progression need careful consideration because this area can require a substantial number of grafts.
Transgender hair restoration can address the frontal hairline, temples, scalp or facial hair. The plan is shaped by the individual’s existing growth pattern, donor supply and treatment goals.
PRP is a non-surgical treatment. A blood sample is processed to prepare platelet-rich plasma, which is then introduced into selected areas of thinning hair.
PRP does not move donor follicles and therefore cannot physically rebuild an absent hairline in the way transplantation can.
Hair Transplant Recovery & Results
Hair transplant results take time to develop. During the early stage, hair transplant aftercare protects the grafts while the donor and recipient areas heal. New growth then develops over the months covered in our hair transplant recovery and growth timeline.
Recovery to 6 Months
This video follows the early healing period, shedding stage and gradual development of new growth. Our aftercare guide explains washing, sleeping, exercise, scabbing and donor-area care in more detail.
Crown Hair Transplant Result
Transplanted follicles in the crown mature gradually. Our month-by-month hair transplant timeline shows why six months is still an intermediate stage rather than the finished result.
Dr Harpreet Kalra
GMC reference 7126076
Dr Kalra assesses each patient’s suitability, examines the donor area and plans treatment around their hair-loss pattern, scalp condition, medical history and realistic long-term goals.
The consultation establishes whether surgery is appropriate and, if it is, which treatment method and graft strategy make sense. Read more about Dr Harpreet Kalra’s role in treatment planning.
Our Hair Transplant Clinic on Harley Street, London
Our hair transplant clinic is at 22a Harley Street, London W1G 9PF, with dedicated rooms for consultations and hair-restoration treatments.
During your London consultation, Dr Harpreet Kalra reviews your scalp, donor supply, hair calibre, medical history and the likely progression of your hair loss. This is used to decide whether surgery is suitable and which approach could provide a natural, sustainable result.
If treatment is appropriate, we explain the proposed method, likely graft range, recovery, aftercare and hair transplant costs before you decide. You can also review our before-and-after results and explore finance options.
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Hair Transplant London FAQs
How do I know if I am suitable for a hair transplant?
Suitability depends on the cause and pattern of your hair loss, the strength of the donor area, scalp condition, medical history, age and realistic expectations. These points need to be assessed before a procedure or graft number is recommended.
What is the difference between FUE and DHI?
FUE describes the individual extraction of follicular units from the donor area. DHI commonly uses a similar extraction method followed by placement with an implanter device. The appropriate method depends on the individual treatment plan.
How many hair transplant grafts will I need?
The graft requirement depends on the size of the treatment area, existing density, donor supply, hair characteristics and the coverage being planned. A reliable estimate can only be made after the donor and recipient areas have both been assessed.
Is a hair transplant painful?
Hair-transplant procedures are normally carried out under local anaesthetic. You may notice some pressure or discomfort during treatment, followed by temporary tenderness in the early recovery period.
When will transplanted hair start to grow?
Growth is gradual. Some transplanted hairs may shed during the first few weeks, with new growth beginning over the following months. Density and texture continue to mature after the first hairs appear.
Can my existing hair continue to thin after a transplant?
Yes. Existing non-transplanted hair can continue to thin if the underlying hair-loss pattern progresses, which is why future hair loss and available donor supply need to be considered during treatment planning.
Hair Loss Guides
Norwood Stages of Hair Loss
Understand the common stages of male-pattern hair loss from early recession to more advanced scalp and crown thinning.
Hair Transplant Donor Area
Find out how donor density, hair quality and long-term preservation affect graft supply and treatment planning.
Hair Loss Information
Read about common causes and patterns of hair loss, and why the cause needs to be established before treatment is chosen.
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