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Follicles are removed one at a time from the donor area at the back and sides of the scalp, sorted under magnification, and placed into channels opened with a sapphire-tipped blade rather than steel.

The sapphire tip makes a narrower, smoother channel, which means grafts can sit closer together and the scalp closes faster. It is the technique behind most of the hairline work in our results gallery.

The day runs six to eight hours under local anaesthetic. You are awake, you can read or watch something, and you go home the same evening with the first wash already done for you.

With DHI the channel is opened and the graft set in place in a single movement, using a Choi implanter pen loaded one follicle at a time.

Because nothing is opened in advance, the surgeon controls angle, depth and direction graft by graft. That makes it the better choice for dense packing, for working in between hair you still have, and for eyebrows where every hair has to lie a particular way.

It is slower than FUE for the same graft count, which is why we recommend it where the precision earns its cost rather than as a blanket upgrade.

Beard work is judged on angle before density. Beard hair leaves the skin almost flat and fans outward; grafts placed straight in look wrong however many you use.

The shape is drawn on your face with you sitting upright, in daylight, before a single follicle is taken — cheek line, moustache corners and the join under the jaw are all decisions we make with you rather than for you.

Donor hair comes from the back of the scalp, which is coarser than native beard hair. We account for that in the graft count, and thin the first pass deliberately so the result reads as a beard rather than a transplant.

Eyebrow hair changes direction three times across its length: upward at the head, flat through the body, downward at the tail. Every graft is placed as a single hair, at the angle that part of the brow demands.

We use DHI here almost without exception, because the implanter pen is the only tool that gives that much control over depth and direction.

The shape is drawn and agreed before we start, and photographed from three angles so the two brows finish as siblings rather than twins — real brows are never identical.

A small volume of your own blood is spun down to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, then injected across the thinning area. No surgery, no downtime, about forty-five minutes in the chair.

It does not create new follicles. What it does is thicken the hair you still have, slow shedding, and speed recovery after a transplant — which is why most surgical plans include a short course alongside.

For early thinning, and for a good share of female pattern loss, it is the whole treatment rather than an add-on.

Skin came into the clinic because patients kept asking. The same face that has just had a hairline rebuilt is the face they look at every morning, and acne scarring or uneven pigmentation was undoing the confidence the transplant gave back.

We run a diagnostic consultation the same way we do for hair: what is actually happening, what will respond, and what will not. Active acne is treated medically before anything resurfacing is discussed, because resurfacing inflamed skin makes scarring worse rather than better.

Protocols include medical peels, microneedling with radiofrequency, and pigment-specific treatment. Courses run four to six sessions spaced three to four weeks apart.