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Before. After. Nothing retouched.
Real cases from our files — hairline, crown and beard. Patient photographs are published exactly as received, and every caption tells you who held the camera.
The results
Judge the work, not the words.
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The authenticity pledge
Two kinds of photograph. One rule: untouched.
Clinical photographs are taken in the clinic to one standard — same light, same angles. The rest are our patients’ own: taken at home, on their phones, in whatever light their bathroom had that morning. We publish both exactly as they are — no filters, no retouching, no exceptions — and every caption says which is which. If a gallery looks too consistent to be true, it usually is.
Hairline & mid-scalp — FUE
Four files from the FUE ledger.
Before-and-after plates from our patient records. Where the after was taken at home, the caption says so — and nothing is retouched either way.
And the results? Better than I imagined. I am genuinely thrilled that I chose to have this done here in England rather than going abroad.
Knowing that the lead surgeon was personally overseeing every stage of the process provided a great deal of reassurance.
From the patient file — design days and grown results, photographed by the clinic and by patients.
A published case file
Abdul — 1,500 grafts, start to finish.
A 26-year-old accountant from London, restored across a single surgical day under local anaesthetic — one of the case files published in full in our records.
≈1,500 grafts · FUE · Local anaesthetic · From our published case study
Beard transplants
A beard, from drawn line to grown line.
A beard is designed before it is placed — the line is drawn by hand, agreed with you in the mirror, and only then built follicle by follicle. The five frames below are one patient’s file, from first pen stroke to grown result.
One patient’s file, in sequence — photographed at the clinic and at home. Published as received.
Crown & vertex
The whorl, closed.
The crown is the hardest area to restore well — grafts must follow the spiral, and the result is judged over twelve to eighteen months, not weeks. Photographed from above, honestly.
Eyebrow & female restoration
Documented privately, by request.
Eyebrow transplants
Brow work is intimate by nature — single follicles, placed one by one to a drawn line, on the most looked-at part of a face. Most of our brow patients decline publication, and we protect that without exception. At consultation, your surgeon walks you through comparable brow files privately.
Female hair restoration
Female restoration is the most private file we keep. Our female patients almost always choose confidentiality — so those cases are shown one-to-one at consultation: parting density, hairline softening and crown work, with the numbers attached. And when a patient chooses to speak publicly, we film it properly.
Private case reviews are part of every consultation — no obligation, no pressure.
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A result is grown, not revealed.
Any clinic showing you a “one month miracle” is showing you something else. This is the honest curve:
Patient file — Daniel R.
The hairline is drawn before anything is taken.
Daniel came in at thirty-four, having watched his temples retreat for the better part of a decade. What you are looking at is the part patients rarely see: his own surgeon, pen in hand, setting the line against his facial proportions and planning for the loss still to come — not the hairline he had at twenty, but one that will still look right at fifty.
Photographed at City Clinics on the morning of surgery. Daniel’s grown result is being documented at his twelve-month review.
Patient file — Callum W.
Day one to done, without skipping the ugly bit.
Most clinics show you the first photograph and the last one. Callum let us keep the middle. He was thirty-one, tired of the way the light caught his crown in photographs, and blunt about wanting to know exactly what he was signing up for — including the fortnight nobody puts on a website.
The recovery photographs are Callum’s own, taken at home on his phone. Nothing has been retouched, straightened or relit.
Patient file — Marcus T.
A year later, he stopped thinking about it.
The measure of good work is not the photograph taken under clinic lighting. It is whether a man stops planning around his hair — the seat he takes, the weather he avoids, the holiday photographs he does not appear in. Marcus sent us this from Thailand, a long way from a mirror in Marylebone.
Marcus’s own footage and photographs, shared with his permission.
How this gallery works
We publish with consent, or not at all.
Every case on this page is a real City Clinics patient, published with permission. Some categories show fewer photographs than others — because many patients choose privacy, and we think a clinic that respects that is one you can trust with your own photographs. The gallery grows only as consents are given.
Want to see more cases like yours? At consultation your surgeon walks you through comparable results privately, including the files we’ll never publish.
Surgery morning, and the moment placement finished — the stage most galleries won’t show you. Published as received.
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