Tailored solutions for hair loss

Hair transplant for men

The most common cause in men is hormonal. The male sex hormone DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is a derivative of testosterone, but excess amounts of this hormone can affect the hair follicles. DHT interferes with the hair’s growth cycle, shrinking and shortening the hair making it easier for it to fall out and more difficult for it to grow back

Hair loss can also be caused by stress, medication, hereditary conditions and other factors. Our surgeon will help you assess the cause of your hair loss, so that we can offer the ideal treatment plan.

Whether due to a medical condition, stress or even genetics, hair loss and ‘male pattern baldness’ can affect up to 80% of all men from as early as 16 years old. Regardless of the cause, hair loss can affect confidence and self-esteem.

Based in Marylebone, we are one of London’s surgeon-lead specialists in men’s hair loss treatments. Utilising cutting-edge techniques and a skilled, dedicated team we can help men feel more comfortable and confident.

Tailored support for male hair loss

Mens Hairline Restoration

The hairline is one of the most important features in facial aesthetics and often the first area affected by male pattern hair loss.

Hairline restoration aims to recreate a natural, age-appropriate hairline that complements your facial proportions while preserving donor hair for future needs.

Careful planning and artistic graft placement are essential to achieve a result that looks natural both now and in the years ahead.

Crown Hair Transplant

Hair loss at the crown, also known as the vertex, can create the appearance of significant thinning even when the rest of the scalp retains good hair density.

Crown restoration requires a specialised approach, as hair naturally grows in a spiral pattern that must be replicated during transplantation.

Depending on the size of the affected area and available donor supply, crown restoration may be performed as a standalone procedure or combined with treatment of the frontal scalp and hairline.

Frontal Scalp Restoration

Thinning across the frontal scalp can reduce hair density and make styling increasingly difficult.

Frontal scalp restoration focuses on rebuilding density behind the hairline while maintaining a natural transition between transplanted and existing hair.

Strategic graft placement helps create the appearance of fuller, thicker hair without an artificial look.

Diffuse Thinning Hair Transplant

Some men experience diffuse thinning rather than distinct bald patches. In these cases, hair transplantation can be used to increase density throughout thinning areas while carefully preserving existing hairs.

A thorough assessment is essential to determine whether transplantation alone is appropriate or should be combined with medical hair loss treatments for optimal results.

Advanced Hair Loss Restoration

Men with more extensive hair loss may require a comprehensive restoration strategy involving multiple areas of the scalp. Treatment planning focuses on achieving the greatest cosmetic improvement while making efficient use of available donor hair.

In selected cases, beard or body hair may be considered as additional donor sources to enhance coverage and density.