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Can you do a hair transplant on scar tissue?

If you have scar tissue on your scalp - from an injury, a burn or even a previous hair transplant - you may be considering a hair transplant on scar tissue to help disguise it. Alternatively, you may wish to have a hair transplant and are worried that your scar tissue prevents you from benefitting. If you have been searching questions ...

Is an FUE hair transplant permanent? + more questions to ask before having a procedure

One of the most common concerns raised by people considering an FUE hair restoration procedure and hair transplant surgery is whether the results will be permanent. Can a single treatment effectively ‘cure’ baldness forever, or will you need to have multiple procedures through your life? So is an FUE hair transplant permanent? A...

Will I suffer shock hair loss after a hair transplant?

If you are considering an FUE or FUT hair transplant you may have heard of the phenomenon of ‘shock loss’ after hair transplant surgery. But what is shock hair loss - and will you suffer it after your transplant? ‘Shock hair loss’ usually happens between two and eight weeks after an FUT or FUE hair transplant, when your new hai...

What happens at a hair transplant consultation?

So you have made the decision to discuss your hair loss and have booked in to see us. What happens next? Have you ever wondered what happens at a hair transplant consultation? Following your enquiry, you will be asked to complete a short confidential form and upload some photos. You will then receive an email with your personalised rec...

FUE: Follicular Unit Extraction or Excision – which is the correct term?

If you’ve been researching the hair transplant technique FUE online you have may noticed that there appear to be two different terms with that acronym: Follicular Unit Extraction and Follicular Unit Excision. In fact, both these terms refer to the same procedure. But which is the correct term? The correct technical term for the ha...

What is the average healing time for an FUT hair transplant? (Plus: what to expect in the recovery period)

If you are considering Follicular Unit Transplant (FUT) hair restoration surgery then one of the questions you’re likely to have is: what is the average healing time after the operation? At the Maitland Clinic we provide full information and a comprehensive aftercare service to ensure a timely recovery with minimum disruption to your li...

Does an FUE hair transplant leave scars? (And 5 more common questions about FUE)

A common concern people have when considering an FUE transplant is whether they are likely to be left with scarring. At The Maitland Clinic we take every care to keep scarring to an absolute minimum in all our hair transplants - in most cases completely unnoticeable with hair worn above a grade 1 or 2. But does an FUE hair transplant l...

Cosmetic Redress Scheme

  In the UK, all service providers need to signpost consumers to a government authorised consumer redress scheme. The Cosmetic Redress Scheme (CRS) provides dispute resolution for the cosmetic market. Please see our Complaints Policy for full details on the process for making a complaint.   How it works By law, Servi...

How to avoid a hair transplant disaster

Men and women with athletic bodies and perfect hairlines are seen all over magazines and TV. Social media then exposes us all to public scrutiny and can create an obsession with appearance. So it’s no surprise that some people rush into booking a hair transplant if it is offered to them as a cheap and easy option. And to be fa...

Is an FUE Hair Transplant Painful?

We’re often asked by new patients how painful an FUE hair transplant will be. During the FUE hair transplant procedure, most patients will not experience any pain at all. That’s due to the numbing process that happens first, where we inject local anaesthetic into the areas of the scalp that we will be treating. This local anaest...

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