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Considered, plain-English guidance on hair loss, FUE surgery, recovery and results, written for people who prefer to understand a decision before they make it.
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Hairline vs Crown Hair Transplant: Why They’re Planned Differently
Hairline and crown restoration are not simply the same operation performed in different places. A hairline is a narrow, highly … Read More
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Crown Hair Loss: Causes, Stages and When to Consider Treatment | City Clinics
Crown thinning is commonly part of androgenetic alopecia, but not every patch of crown loss has the same cause. A … Read More
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Hair Implants vs Hair Transplant vs Hair Grafting: What Is the Difference? | City Clinics
For modern surgical hair restoration, ‘hair transplant’ is the clearest general term. A graft is the follicular unit moved during … Read More
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FUE vs DHI: What’s Actually Different? | City Clinics
FUE describes a follicular-unit harvesting method; DHI is generally used for an implantation approach involving an implanter. They are therefore … Read More
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Which Vitamin Deficiency Causes Hair Loss? | City Clinics
Hair loss can sometimes be linked to a vitamin or mineral deficiency, but taking supplements is not automatically the answer. … Read More
Recovery
Hair transplant growth timeline: what to expect, month by month.
Healing, the shed, first growth and the twelve-month result. The order of events after an FUE transplant, and why the quiet months are normal.
Consultation
What happens at a hair transplant consultation.
An examination, an honest verdict, a written plan and a fixed price. What a proper consultation covers, and five questions worth asking any clinic.
Planning
How many grafts will I need? What actually decides the number.
A graft count is a measurement, not a guess. The five things that decide yours, and why a larger number is not automatically a better plan.
Procedure
FUE or FUT: two ways to move a follicle.
One method removes a strip of scalp, the other moves follicles one at a time. How they differ on scarring, recovery and who each suits.
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