Hair Transplant Bristol Clinic
Bristol consultations are held at Castlemead, Lower Castle Street, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3AG. Confirm your appointment type and address before travelling. If surgery is recommended, ask for the procedure location and aftercare arrangements in your written plan.
Techniques: FUE, FUT, DHI
Approach: Surgeon-Led Planning
Cost: £3,000 – £6,000
Finance Available
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Hair Transplant Consultations in Bristol
Patients from Bristol and the surrounding South West can discuss hairline recession, thinning, crown loss and other restoration concerns before deciding whether treatment is appropriate.
Assessment should cover the cause and pattern of loss, likely progression, scalp condition, medical history, hair characteristics and donor area strength.
Donor hair is limited. Your plan should treat the area of concern while preserving enough supply for possible future hair loss.
If transplantation is suitable, options may include FUE, DHI and selected FUT treatment for the hairline, crown, facial hair and other specialist restoration.
Hair Transplant Before & After Results
A selection of Harley Street Hair Transplants patient results at different stages of postoperative growth.
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Danny
Dean
Kelly
Sally
Bristol Hair Transplant Location
Castlemead is in Broadmead, central Bristol. Patients from the city and wider South West can attend a consultation and assessment here.
Harley Street Hair Transplants – Bristol
Castlemead
Lower Castle Street
Broadmead
Bristol
BS1 3AG
Serving Bristol & the South West
The Bristol location can be convenient for patients travelling from Clifton, Redland, Bedminster, Southville, Filton, Bradley Stoke, Keynsham and surrounding areas, as well as patients travelling from across the wider South West.
Castlemead is a consultation location. If treatment is proposed, your written plan should give the exact procedure address and arrangements before you travel.
Hair Transplant Treatments in Bristol
Treatment should be selected according to donor quality, hair-loss pattern, recipient area, graft requirements, hair characteristics and long-term planning.
FUE Hair Transplant
FUE removes individual follicular-unit grafts from a suitable donor area through small circular extraction sites. It avoids a linear strip scar, although small extraction scars remain.
DHI Hair Transplant
DHI generally uses individual donor extraction followed by placement with an implanter. Suitability depends on donor quality, treatment design and graft requirements.
FUT Hair Transplant
FUT removes a strip of donor scalp which is divided into individual follicular-unit grafts. It may suit selected patients and leaves a linear donor scar.
Hairline Restoration
Hairline planning should consider facial proportions, age, natural hair direction, donor supply, existing hair and possible future recession.
Crown Restoration
Crown restoration requires careful recreation of the natural whorl while balancing desired coverage against the amount of donor hair available for possible future treatment.
Beard Transplant
Beard restoration requires careful control of graft angle and direction when creating or increasing coverage through the beard, cheeks or moustache.
Eyebrow Transplant
Eyebrow restoration requires carefully selected donor hairs positioned at shallow angles to reproduce natural eyebrow growth direction.
Female Hair Restoration
Selected women may be suitable for hairline, temple or localised restoration after the underlying hair-loss pattern and donor supply have been assessed.
Afro Hair Transplant
Afro-textured hair requires careful consideration of curl pattern, donor characteristics and follicle direction during extraction and implantation planning.
Gender-Affirming Hair Restoration
Treatment may involve hairline reshaping, temple restoration or other individual changes according to treatment goals, hair-loss pattern and available donor supply.
PRP Hair Treatment
PRP may be discussed as a non-surgical option for selected thinning, shedding or reduced-density concerns where active follicles remain.
What Should Be Assessed?
- Cause and pattern of hair loss
- Likely future progression
- Donor density and safe graft supply
- Hair calibre, texture and characteristics
- Medical history and scalp condition
- Realistic coverage and density expectations
When Surgery May Not Be the First Step
- The cause of hair loss remains unclear
- Hair loss is unstable or rapidly progressing
- The donor area is weak or diffusely thinning
- An active scalp condition requires assessment
- The requested coverage exceeds safe donor supply
- Monitoring or non-surgical treatment may be more appropriate
Surgeon-Led Hair Transplant Planning
Start with suitability, donor supply and realistic long-term goals. The highest possible graft count is not the aim on its own.
Planning should consider donor density, hair calibre and texture, scalp health, medical history, recipient-area design, likely future hair loss and the amount of coverage that can responsibly be achieved.
Dr Harpreet Kalra · GMC 7126076
Hair Transplant Cost
The guide range for Bristol is £3,000–£6,000. Your quote should reflect the treatment area, graft requirement, donor hair, procedure and case complexity.
See the hair transplant cost guide for current detailed pricing.
Finance Available
Finance options may be available for eligible patients. The proposed treatment, total cost and any applicable payment terms should be clear before treatment is booked.
From Consultation to Recovery
Initial enquiry
Discuss your hair-loss concerns, previous treatment, preferred location and the area you would like restored.
Suitability assessment
Your donor area, scalp condition, medical history, hair-loss pattern and treatment expectations should be reviewed.
Treatment planning
Where surgery is suitable, the proposed technique, treatment area, estimated graft requirement, procedure location, cost, limitations and expected recovery should be confirmed.
Aftercare & growth
Recovery involves graft protection, washing, donor-area healing and understanding postoperative shedding. Read the aftercare guide and growth timeline for further information.
What Our Patients Say
“Excellent overall service.”
Paul Bassoo · Google Review
“Very satisfied with my results.”
Enzo · Google Review
“Great experience.”
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“I felt listened to.”
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“A very professional service.”
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“Staff were friendly.”
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Hair Transplant Bristol FAQs
Where is the Bristol location?
The Bristol consultation location is Castlemead, Lower Castle Street, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3AG.
What is the Bristol telephone number?
The Bristol telephone number is 0117 290 0037.
Is hair transplant surgery carried out at Castlemead?
Treatment arrangements can vary. Your treatment plan should confirm whether you are attending Castlemead for consultation, assessment, follow-up or treatment and give the exact procedure address before you travel for surgery.
How much does a hair transplant cost in Bristol?
The guide range is £3,000–£6,000. Your final quote depends on the treatment area, graft requirements, donor hair, procedure and case complexity.
Is finance available?
Finance options may be available for eligible patients. Any payment terms and the total treatment cost should be confirmed before booking.
Which hair-restoration treatments can be discussed?
Depending on suitability, treatment planning may include FUE, DHI, selected FUT treatment, PRP, hairline restoration, crown restoration, beard transplantation, eyebrow transplantation, female hair restoration, Afro hair restoration and selected specialist procedures.
How many grafts will I need?
Graft requirements depend on recipient-area size, existing native hair, donor density, hair calibre and texture, treatment goals and the amount of donor hair that can be used responsibly.
Is FUE or DHI better?
Neither method is automatically better for every patient. The appropriate treatment depends on donor supply, recipient-area design, graft requirements, hair characteristics, medical suitability and long-term planning.
Does FUE leave scars?
FUE avoids the linear donor scar associated with FUT, but it is not scarless. Each extraction site heals with a small circular mark and visibility varies between patients.
Can transplanted hair shed after surgery?
Yes. Some transplanted hair shafts can shed during early recovery. This does not automatically mean the transplanted follicular units have been lost.
When does transplanted hair start growing?
Growth appears gradually over several months. Hair length, thickness and density can continue to change as it matures.
Does a hair transplant stop future hair loss?
No. A transplant relocates selected donor follicles, but surrounding native hair can continue to thin. Long-term planning should therefore consider possible future progression.
Can women have a hair transplant consultation in Bristol?
Yes. Selected women may be suitable for transplantation, although the cause and pattern of hair loss, scalp condition and donor-area strength should be assessed before surgery is recommended.
Who is Dr Harpreet Kalra?
Dr Harpreet Kalra is the principal hair-transplant surgeon featured by Harley Street Hair Transplants. His GMC reference is 7126076.