Hair Restoration

Hair restoration

Diagnosis first. Then the right treatment — which is not always a transplant.

How it works here

In order, every time

1

Assessment

A doctor examines your scalp, takes a proper history, and identifies the cause. Thinning has several causes, and they need different treatment.

2

Medical treatment first

Where hair loss is active, we stabilise it before anything else. Many people never need more.

3

Transplantation, when it's right

For stable loss with good donor hair, a transplant planned and performed by Dr Truong.

Why a single doctor

The doctor who assesses you is the doctor who plans your hairline — and performs your procedure

At Lumière, Dr Truong does all three. Nothing is handed off, and nothing is lost between the consultation room and the procedure room.

US fellowship-trained in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, with subspecialty experience in hair and brow restoration.

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Practice standards

Our practice standards

Every hair transplant patient at Lumière has an in-depth assessment, a review of the medical causes of their hair loss, and at least seven days between consenting and the procedure. We also ask for a letter from your GP. These are our standards rather than legal requirements — we set them because the procedure is permanent.

Start with a hair assessment

Diagnosis first. Then the right treatment — which is not always a transplant.