Hair Transplant Surgery

Are you considering a hair transplant but have long hair? Traditionally, hair transplants such as follicular unit extraction (FUE) and follicular unit transplantation (FUT) involve extracting hair follicles from the donor area (normally at the back or sides of the head) and implanting them into the balding part of the head. This usually involves the…

A hair transplant involves a multitude of tiny incisions being made in the scalp. For some people, this might be a scary thought. In the UK, around 10 million people are believed to have phobias. Up to one in six adults suffer from some type of trypophobia — an aversion to, or fear of, clusters…

Can you reverse a hair transplant? You are able to reverse and rectify a hair transplant procedure that’s gone wrong, so long as you see a surgeon with experience in reversing hair transplants, such as the Surgeons at Treatment Rooms London.  Many patients receive bad hair transplants and at The Treatment Rooms London, we’ve seen…

Due to developments in technology and skilled surgeons, many people look to a hair transplant to restore their full head of hair. The results can be life-changing, giving you a more youthful appearance and even boosting self-confidence. But choosing the right hair transplant technique for you can be hard. There are many factors to consider…

Over the past few years, many people have been going to Turkey for a hair transplant because it’s cheaper. It’s also an opportunity for a European getaway. But does that mean it’s better or safer? While these trips are being taken under the banner of medical tourism, a lack of regulation and misleading information about…

If you are a male to female (m2f) transgender person, who has either transitioned or is in the process of undertaking steps to appear more feminine in line with your gender identity, you may have considered hair transplant surgery for a more feminine hairline. The operation can be especially effective if you are receding. In…