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Diagnosis first. Then the right treatment.

Female hair loss is different — more diffuse, more often driven by something treatable, and far too often met with a sales pitch instead of a work-up. Here it starts with a surgeon asking why.

Private · Unhurried · Led by your surgeon

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Thinning along the parting line

Why it's different

Thinning that behaves differently.

Where men usually recede in a pattern, women more often thin diffusely — a widening parting, a lighter ponytail, more scalp under bright light. The causes range from genetics to iron, thyroid, hormonal change and traction — and the treatment should follow the cause, not a brochure.

  • Assessment by a surgeon, not a sales consultant
  • Medical work-up where the history suggests a treatable cause
  • Surgery recommended only when it's genuinely the right answer
A patient in consultation, photographed from behind

Consultations are private, unhurried, and led by the surgeon who would treat you.

The honest threshold

Surgery is one answer — not the first one.

Where loss is driven by iron, thyroid or hormonal change, treating the cause comes first. Where a stable donor area and a defined pattern make FUE the right tool — a widened parting, a lowered temple line, traction loss at the hairline — it's performed with the same one-patient-a-day care as everything here.

Your pathway

One consultation, three honest routes.

1Investigate — where history suggests a treatable cause, a medical work-up before anything else
2Support — PRP and clinically-guided care to strengthen and stabilise what you have
3Restore — FUE surgery, where the pattern and donor area make it the right answer

Route two, explained properly.

About PRP therapy
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Privacy, as standard

One patient in the building means exactly that.

Hair loss is personal — for many women, intensely so. On your surgical day there is no waiting room of strangers, no shared recovery area, no passing traffic: the clinic is yours, and so is the team's whole attention.

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Asked privately, answered plainly

The questions women ask us most.

Do I have to shave my head for FUE?
No. For most female cases we work with discreet partial preparation that your existing hair covers — how much depends on your plan, and it's shown to you honestly at consultation before you decide anything.
Is my thinning even treatable with a transplant?
Sometimes — and sometimes not, which matters more. Diffuse loss with an unstable donor area is usually treated medically first; defined patterns with a strong donor area can be excellent surgical candidates. The scan and the work-up tell the truth either way.
Will anyone know?
Only if you tell them. One patient a day, a private clinic, discreet preparation, and recovery guidance built around your diary — discretion here isn't a request, it's the default.

82 Harley Street · London

Start with the why, privately.

An unhurried consultation with your surgeon — diagnosis before treatment, and honesty before either.

Pricing

What treatment costs, plainly.

Every plan is quoted in writing at consultation — one fixed, all-inclusive figure with the year of aftercare already inside it.

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General Medical Council
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International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery
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The Royal Society of Medicine
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British Association of Cosmetic Surgeons
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