Hair restoration

Designed for density.
Defined by nature.

Personalised hair restoration shaped around your features, hair characteristics and long-term goals.

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About treatment

Restore more than hair

Hair transplantation redistributes healthy follicles from a donor area to areas of thinning or loss. At EVA, every graft is planned for natural direction, density and a hairline that complements your age and facial structure.

  • Detailed scalp and donor-area assessment
  • Bespoke hairline and density planning
  • Modern extraction and implantation techniques
  • Structured recovery and growth follow-up
Specialist preparing hair grafts for transplantation
Understanding hair loss

Find the cause before the solution

Hair loss may be genetic, hormonal, nutritional, medical or stress-related. A correct diagnosis protects your donor hair and improves long-term planning.

Genetics

Pattern hair loss influenced by inherited follicle sensitivity.

Hormones

Thyroid, androgen and life-stage changes can affect growth.

Health

Illness, medication and deficiencies may cause shedding.

Lifestyle

Stress, sleep and nutrition influence the hair cycle.

Procedure timeline

From plan to growth

01

Plan

Assessment, tests and hairline design.

02

Procedure

Extraction and precise graft placement.

03

Heal

Early aftercare and short recovery.

04

Grow

Progressive growth over the following months.

Recovery

Supported at every stage

Mild redness, sensitivity and small crusts can occur early and usually settle gradually. You receive clear washing, sleeping, activity and medication guidance, plus scheduled progress reviews.

  • Dedicated aftercare instructions
  • Direct support for recovery questions
  • Clinical reviews and growth tracking
Eligibility

Who may be suitable?

Suitability depends on diagnosis, donor density, hair-loss stability, general health and realistic expectations. Younger patients or active hair loss may first benefit from medical management.

A consultation is essential. Hair transplantation is a medical procedure and results vary between individuals.

Hair transplant FAQ

Your questions, answered

Transplanted follicles are typically selected from areas more resistant to pattern loss. Existing non-transplanted hair can continue to thin, so long-term planning remains important.

Early shedding can occur. New growth generally emerges gradually over several months, with maturation continuing beyond that. Your clinician will explain a personalised timeline.

All surgical procedures can scar. FUE leaves small dot-like scars, while FUT creates a fine linear scar. Visibility varies with healing and hairstyle.

Local anaesthesia keeps the donor and recipient areas numb during treatment. Mild tenderness afterward is possible and is generally managed with the aftercare recommended by your doctor.

The graft requirement depends on the size of the area, desired density, donor availability and future hair-loss pattern. Your clinician estimates this after a detailed scalp assessment.

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Explore what is possible for your hair.

Receive a clear diagnosis and a long-term restoration plan tailored to you.

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