Glasgow hair transplant consultations

Hair Transplant Glasgow

Discuss FUE, DHI, FUT, PRP, hairline restoration and crown restoration with Harley Street Hair Transplants. Your consultation should assess your donor area, hair-loss pattern, medical history and realistic long-term goals before treatment is recommended.

Hair transplant result shown six months after treatment
Example treatment imagery showing 1,800 grafts at six months. Individual healing, growth, density and final results vary.
Glasgow location Tay House, Bath Street
Glasgow telephone 0141 363 0019
Options discussed FUE, DHI, FUT and PRP
Planning Suitability and donor assessment

Surgeon-led planning

Meet Dr Harpreet Kalra

Treatment planning should begin with suitability, donor preservation and realistic expectations—not simply the largest possible graft number.

Dr Harpreet Kalra

Dr Harpreet Kalra

Dr Kalra is presented by Harley Street Hair Transplants as its principal hair transplant surgeon. Treatment planning should cover suitability, donor-area strength, hairline or crown design, risks, recovery, limitations and realistic outcomes.

GMC reference 7126076 FUE, DHI and FUT planning Donor preservation

Glasgow city-centre location

Glasgow consultation location

Confirm your appointment type and exact treatment arrangements with the clinic before travelling.

Treatment options

Hair transplant options for Glasgow patients

No technique is automatically best. The recommendation should depend on donor quality, hair type, treatment area, graft requirements, medical suitability and future hair-loss risk.

FUE hair transplant

FUE removes individual follicular-unit grafts from the donor area. It avoids a linear strip scar, although small extraction scars still occur.

View FUE Treatment Guide

DHI hair transplant

DHI usually combines individual donor-graft extraction with implanter-device placement. It may suit selected patients but is not automatically superior to FUE.

View DHI Treatment Guide

FUT hair transplant

FUT removes a strip of donor scalp which is divided into follicular-unit grafts. It may suit selected cases but leaves a linear donor scar.

View FUT Treatment Guide

PRP hair treatment

PRP is a non-surgical option that may be discussed for selected thinning or shedding concerns where active follicles remain.

View PRP Treatment Guide

Hairline, crown and specialist restoration

Areas requiring precise graft placement

Hairline and temples

A hairline should be age-appropriate and planned around facial proportions, graft direction, donor supply and possible future recession.

View Hairline Transplant

Crown restoration

The crown can require many grafts and must follow the natural whorl. Coverage goals should preserve donor hair for possible future treatment.

View Crown Hair Transplant

Specialist restoration

Beard, eyebrow and gender-affirming restoration require individual assessment, suitable donor matching and precise angle and direction control.

Suitability before surgery

What should be assessed before treatment?

Your consultation should review

  • the cause, pattern and likely progression of hair loss;
  • donor-area density, hair calibre and safe graft supply;
  • age, medical history, medication and scalp condition;
  • hairline, crown or facial-hair design;
  • realistic coverage rather than guaranteed density;
  • recovery, aftercare, risks and alternatives.

Surgery may not be the first step when

  • hair loss is unstable or its cause is unclear;
  • the donor area is weak, diffuse or overharvested;
  • an active scalp condition requires assessment;
  • the requested density exceeds safe donor supply;
  • monitoring or non-surgical options should be considered first.
Important: Donor hair is limited. Responsible planning should preserve sufficient donor supply for possible future hair loss rather than using excessive graft numbers in one area.

Consultation process

What happens after you contact the clinic?

Initial enquiry

Explain your hair-loss concern, preferred appointment location, treatment goals and any previous treatment.

Suitability review

Your donor area, hair-loss pattern, medical history, scalp condition and expectations should be reviewed.

Written plan

Confirm the proposed technique, treatment area, estimated graft requirement, total cost and exact procedure location.

Treatment and aftercare

Follow the clinic’s washing, sleeping, exercise, donor-care and follow-up instructions.

Personalised quotation

Hair transplant cost

Cost depends on the treatment area, graft requirements, donor quality, technique and case complexity. A final quotation should follow assessment rather than being based only on a headline price.

Healing and growth

Recovery timeline

Early recovery may involve redness, swelling, scabbing and donor-area tenderness. Some transplanted hairs may shed before gradual new growth develops. Individual healing and growth timelines vary.

Common questions

Hair Transplant Glasgow FAQs

Where is the Glasgow location?

The Glasgow consultation location is Tay House, 300 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4JR. Confirm your appointment type and treatment arrangements before travelling.

What is the Glasgow telephone number?

The Glasgow telephone number is 0141 363 0019.

Is surgery carried out at Tay House?

Appointment and treatment arrangements can vary. Confirm in writing whether you are attending a consultation, assessment, follow-up or procedure, and confirm the exact procedure address before travelling.

Can I request a free consultation?

Yes. You can request a consultation to discuss your hair-loss pattern, donor area, possible treatment options, costs, recovery and realistic expectations.

Which treatments can be discussed?

Depending on suitability, options may include FUE, DHI, FUT, PRP, hairline restoration, crown restoration and selected specialist restoration procedures.

Who is the principal surgeon?

Harley Street Hair Transplants presents Dr Harpreet Kalra as its principal hair transplant surgeon. His published GMC reference is 7126076.

How much does a hair transplant cost?

Cost depends on graft requirements, treatment area, technique, donor quality and complexity. A personalised written quotation should follow assessment.

How long do results take?

Results develop gradually. Early healing may be followed by shedding and progressive growth over several months. Density, texture and timing vary between patients.

Does a transplant prevent future hair loss?

No. A transplant relocates selected donor follicles, but surrounding native hair can continue to thin. Long-term planning should consider possible progression.

Considering a hair transplant in Glasgow?

Discuss your donor area, treatment options, expected costs, recovery and realistic long-term planning before deciding whether treatment is suitable.