Tell Us About Your Hair Loss
Explain the areas that concern you, any previous treatment and what you would like to achieve.
Techniques: FUE, FUT, DHI
Approach: GMC & ISHRS Surgeon-Performed
Cost: £3,000 – £6,000
Finance Available



Our Glasgow location is at Tay House on Bath Street in Glasgow city centre, providing a convenient location for patients travelling from Glasgow and across the West of Scotland.
The Glasgow location is convenient for patients travelling from areas including Paisley, Renfrew, Clydebank, Bearsden, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Motherwell, Lanarkshire and other parts of the West of Scotland.

Dr Harpreet Kalra is Harley Street Hair Transplants' principal hair transplant surgeon. Planning should begin with suitability and donor preservation rather than automatically recommending the largest possible procedure.
The assessment should consider your pattern of hair loss, donor density, hair calibre and texture, age, medical history, scalp condition, previous treatment, likely future progression and the area you would like restored.
Dr Harpreet Kalra · GMC reference 7126076
Read Dr Kalra's profileExplain the areas that concern you, any previous treatment and what you would like to achieve.
Donor strength, hair-loss pattern, medical history, scalp health and expectations need to be assessed.
Confirm the proposed technique, treatment area, approximate graft requirement and expected limitations.
You should know the total quotation, aftercare arrangements and exact procedure location before committing to surgery.
There is no single technique that is automatically best for every patient. The appropriate option depends on donor quality, hair type, treatment area, graft requirements, medical suitability and long-term hair-loss planning.
Individual follicular units are extracted from the donor area. FUE avoids a linear strip scar, although small extraction scars still occur.
Read about FUEDHI commonly combines individual graft extraction with implanter-device placement. It may suit selected cases but is not automatically superior to standard FUE implantation.
Read about DHIFUT removes a strip of donor scalp before individual follicular units are prepared for implantation. It leaves a linear donor scar and is considered selectively.
Read about FUTHairline design needs to account for age, facial proportions, graft direction, donor supply and the possibility of future recession.
Hairline transplant guideCrown transplantation requires careful recreation of the natural whorl while balancing coverage against the amount of donor hair available.
Crown transplant guideSelected patients may consider facial-hair transplantation where donor characteristics and desired beard shape allow natural angle and direction.
Beard transplant guideEyebrow restoration requires particularly shallow placement angles and careful use of suitable fine donor hairs.
Eyebrow transplant guideSelected women with suitable donor areas may be assessed for hairline, temple or localised scalp restoration. Diffuse loss requires careful diagnosis before surgery.
Female hair transplant guidePRP is a non-surgical option that may be discussed for selected patients where active follicles remain. It is not a substitute for transplantation in every type of hair loss.
PRP treatment guideA location page should not simply sell a technique. The important question is whether transplantation is appropriate and what can realistically be achieved with your available donor supply.
Hair transplantation redistributes existing follicles. Donor density, hair calibre, safe harvesting limits and evidence of miniaturisation therefore affect the number of grafts that can be used responsibly.
Read the donor-area guide.
Graft requirements depend on the dimensions of the treatment area, existing native hair, donor quality, hair characteristics and the visual density being targeted. A Norwood stage or photograph alone should not be converted into a fixed graft number.
Cost depends on the treatment area, graft requirements, technique, donor characteristics and case complexity. A personalised quotation should follow assessment rather than relying only on a headline price.
See our hair transplant cost guide.
A transplant does not stop surrounding native hair from continuing to thin. Long-term planning should consider future recession and preserve enough donor supply for possible later requirements.
Early recovery can include redness, scabbing, swelling and donor-area tenderness. Transplanted shafts can shed before gradual new growth becomes visible.
Read the hair transplant aftercare guide.
Before booking, confirm in writing whether you are attending a consultation, assessment, follow-up or procedure and confirm the exact address at which any surgery will take place.
Genuine before and after photographs from Harley Street Hair Transplants patients at different stages of postoperative growth.






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The Glasgow consultation location is Tay House, 300 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4JR.
The Glasgow telephone number is 0141 363 0019.
Appointment and treatment arrangements can vary. Before travelling, confirm whether you are attending a consultation, assessment, follow-up or procedure and confirm the exact procedure address in writing.
Depending on suitability, options may include FUE, DHI, FUT, hairline restoration, crown restoration, beard transplantation, eyebrow transplantation, female hair restoration and PRP.
Harley Street Hair Transplants presents Dr Harpreet Kalra as its principal hair transplant surgeon. His GMC reference is 7126076.
Cost depends on the treatment area, graft requirement, technique, donor characteristics and complexity. A personalised quotation should follow assessment rather than being based solely on a generic price band.
Graft numbers depend on the size of the recipient area, existing native hair, donor density, hair calibre, hair type and realistic coverage goals. A photograph or Norwood stage alone cannot provide an exact figure.
Neither is automatically better for every patient. DHI mainly describes an implantation approach, while suitability also depends on donor supply, treatment area, graft numbers and surgical planning.
Growth develops gradually. Early postoperative healing can be followed by shedding before new growth appears over subsequent months. Density and maturation can continue beyond one year in some cases.
No. A transplant relocates selected donor follicles, but surrounding native hair can continue to thin. Long-term planning should consider possible future progression.
Yes. Selected women may be suitable for transplantation, but diffuse thinning requires careful assessment because the donor area itself can sometimes be affected.
Yes. The Bath Street location can be used by patients travelling from across Glasgow, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Lanarkshire and the wider West of Scotland. Confirm your appointment arrangements before travelling.