Ten practical questions that help you compare clinics before any commitment — no names, no ranking.
Who performs the session, and who follows up afterwards?
Ask directly: who assesses the case? Who performs the procedure? Who answers your questions after you return home? A clear answer is the first sign of a serious clinic.
What is not included in the agreed price?
Hidden costs are the most common cause of dispute. Ask for a written list: what the programme includes, and what it does not.
How is the number of grafts estimated?
A number cannot be fixed before the donor area and its density are examined. Any clinic giving you a final figure without examination — stop there.
What if the donor area is not sufficient?
The correct answer: our specialised medical team explains this after assessment and discusses alternatives or different plans — not absolute promises.
How many sessions might I need?
This is determined medically according to your case and the expected outcome, and clarified before the first session.
What aftercare is required?
Ask for written instructions: washing, sleeping position, avoiding sun and sport, and appointment dates.
What is the plan if things do not go as expected?
A serious clinic explains the available steps clearly in advance — it does not avoid the question.
Is everything I am told put in writing?
Do not commit to anything verbal. A written plan protects you and the other party.
Who follows up after I return home?
Ask about the follow-up channel, its duration, and who is responsible for it.
Can I review all of this before paying?
Yes — this is a basic right. Any serious clinic welcomes questions before commitment.
Are you a suitable candidate?
This content is educational and does not determine your suitability. Send us your photograph and details, and we will review them with our specialised medical team to clarify: whether the session is suitable · what can be achieved · the next step. Full guide · Our hair transplant programme.
This article is educational only and does not replace a medical consultation. Prior medical consultation is required, and the final decision rests with our specialised medical team after assessment.
Hair transplantation — frequently asked questions
How is the donor area assessed?
Our specialised medical team assesses the donor area and hair density to determine the number of sessions suitable for your case. The medical decision follows assessment.
How many sessions do I need?
It depends on the donor area and the target area. Our specialised medical team determines this after assessment.
What is the difference between FUE and DHI?
Both techniques extract and implant follicles, differing in instruments and implantation method. Our specialised medical team decides which suits your case.
When do results appear?
Results appear gradually over months. Our specialised medical team explains the expected timeline for your case — we make no promises about a specific result.
What does the programme include?
The session, accommodation, transfers, interpreting and follow-up after the session.
Are you a suitable candidate?
This information is educational only, and every patient is different. Send us your photo and details, and we will review them with the doctor to clarify: whether the procedure is suitable, what can be achieved, and the next step.
Prior medical consultation is required; the final decision rests with the doctor after assessment.