Hair Transplant

Hair Implants

Permanent follicle implantation for lasting density

Hair implants refer to the surgical implantation of real human hair follicles — either the patient's own or from a matched donor — into areas of thinning or complete baldness, creating a permanent increase in hair density.

The term 'hair implants' is often used interchangeably with hair transplant, but in some contexts refers specifically to DHI or implanter-pen techniques where grafts are implanted directly without a pre-made incision — offering particularly precise depth and angle control.

Key Benefits

Permanent hair density improvement
Natural appearance using real human hair
Precise depth and angle control with implanter technique
No external devices — hair grows, sheds and regrows naturally

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients with male or female pattern baldness
Those wanting a permanent rather than medical management approach
Anyone suitable for surgical hair restoration

What to Expect

Donor Assessment

Donor density and graft availability are assessed to plan the implantation.

Follicle Extraction

Follicles are harvested using FUE technique from the donor area.

Implanter Loading

Extracted grafts are loaded into a Choi implanter pen for direct placement.

Direct Implantation

Each follicle is implanted directly into the recipient area without pre-incision.

Recovery & Aftercare

Redness and scabbing resolve within 10–14 days; new growth starts at 3–4 months with full results at 12 months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are hair implants the same as hair transplants?

Broadly yes — both involve the surgical relocation of real hair follicles; 'implants' sometimes specifically refers to DHI implanter-pen technique.

Are synthetic hair implants available?

Synthetic fibre implants exist but are not recommended at our clinic due to higher complication rates; we only use the patient's own natural follicles.