Hair Transplantation
Areas
Hairline, crown, brows, beard and the female hairline — what's different about each.
Hairline and temples
The most design-sensitive work in the field — the frame of the face, seen every day. Hairline design is done slowly, agreed with you, and drawn to suit your age rather than your twenties. Usually a moderate procedure; recovery is typical of any recipient area.
Crown
The crown consumes grafts quickly because of its surface area and the swirl pattern it grows in. Planning here is about impression rather than density, and donor supply is budgeted carefully. Often a larger procedure.
Eyebrows
Brow restoration uses finer grafts placed at flatter angles than scalp work — brow hair grows almost parallel to the skin. A smaller, meticulous procedure, planned by Dr Truong.
Beard
Beard work fills patches and sharpens density using scalp donor hair. The angles differ from the scalp, and the donor choice is matched to beard texture.
Female hairline
Female hair loss is more often medical in origin, and transplantation is less often the answer — which is why women see Dr Shahid first for diagnosis. Where a transplant is right, hairline and part-line work is planned with Dr Truong.
Questions
Start with a hair assessment
Diagnosis first. Then the right treatment — which is not always a transplant.