Australia's Microsurgery Hair Transplant Specialists

A key consideration for anything in life is, “How much does it cost?” The answer to this question is often so much more than just a number. It is an indicator for quality, experience, latest technology, desired results plus much more. With hindsight, we’ve probably all experienced the disappointment of a poor quality product or service because the cheapest price has been the deciding factor. Some of us have even felt the sting of having to pay twice, the first time for an inferior or poor quality product or service, and the second to fix up or replace it.

We explain the main components that make up cost in a hair transplant so you can decide for yourself what a hair transplant is worth. At the end of this article we will give you examples of Gro hair transplants and the cost for each procedure.

We are a nation addicted to looking good. Gaining muscle at the gym can have a multitude of benefits but there’s potentially a major drawback – could lifting weights be speeding up the hair thinning process? 

Men who actively keep fit and build muscle mass may be inadvertently accelerating their hair loss. In this article we discuss the impact of DHT and how it is linked to gym-goers with a receding mane. If you suffer from hair loss, answer these 3 questions to discover the best treatment option for you.

“Hair Systems” as they are now referred to have come a long way since the old “hair rugs” or wigs. Improved technology has meant better glues and better fitting. However, there is and will always be that fear…of losing your hair system…in public.

In this article, we discuss the pros and cons of hair systems alongside scalp micropigmentation.

Thinning hair and hair loss can be confronting for both men and women. An alternative to hair transplantation is Scalp Micropigmentation to address hair loss. It provides a non-invasive and pain-free solution that doesn’t require the implantation of hair follicles. It is quick, painless, and the results are seen immediately. Minimal amount of time is required in the chair for the procedure. Patients who wear a hairpiece can have this procedure and it can also be done on facial hair such as eyebrows.

This article explains the process of scalp micropigmentation, how it works and the results you can expect.

So, you’re thinking about having a hair transplant but don’t know what to expect? Or perhaps you’ve booked in and you’re counting down the days until you undergo your life-changing procedure. Even if you’ve done your research and think you’ve got it covered, it can still be a daunting feeling before going into a procedure.

A Hair Transplant using refined DHI technique offers a safe, permanent and completely natural solution to hair loss. We discuss what causes hair loss and what to expect during a microsurgery hair transplant.

With the current global crisis, many Australians are now working from home. For anyone wanting to correct their hair loss, this presents a unique opportunity. One of the main reasons why people put off their hair growth goals is the one-week recovery that is needed after a hair transplant procedure. Many of us may want to keep it private or low profile. 

If you are working from home, this is the opportunity of a lifetime to go after your hair dreams. 

There are always things we cannot control such as times like this, however, hair growth is something that we can control – whether it is to limit further hair loss or get back what has already been lost. To many of us, correcting our hair loss is not just a ‘luxury’, it is a need.

All hair loss treatments, except one, are considered a band-aid solution. These temporary fixes can slow down the loss and help prolong growth, but they can’t restore a hairline. There is only one procedure that can redesign and restore a hairline, permanently.

Your hair and your hairline are one of the first features that someone will see, notice and get a first impression from. A receding hairline will typically present an older appearance. Many people that we help in our clinic would like to improve their hairline to look younger and compliment the shape of their face.

We interviewed Cosmetic Surgeon, Dr Wayne M Young to tell us how hairline restoration with a hair transplant using refined Direct Implantation technique can give you a new look using 100% your own hair, with natural looking, permanent results.

The obvious benefit from having a microsurgery hair transplant procedure is the visible hair restoration result. Hair is thicker and the hairline aesthetically corrected and redesigned to compliment the face and restore youthfulness.  

Having great hair and the result from a successful hair restoration procedure can be so much more than superficial. It can affect a person right to their core. We discuss the top 3 unexpected, subliminal results (but perhaps just as important as the evident results) from a microsurgery hair restoration procedure. But first, let’s talk about the psychological effects of hair loss.

The result of a hair transplant procedure can completely transform a person’s appearance and how they feel about themselves. Hair restoration patients often comment that they feel younger, more confident and often wish they hadn’t waited so long to take action. However, a hair transplant isn’t for everyone.

To ensure the best results, anyone considering having a hair transplant needs to check that they are an eligible candidate. We discuss what makes a good candidate and the three key factors that impact suitability for the procedure.

How young is too young for male pattern baldness to begin? Male pattern baldness, also referred to as androgenetic alopecia is by far the most common type of hair loss. 95% of all hair loss types are genetically influenced and approximately 40% of women and 70% of men will be affected by hair loss in their lifetime.

It’s normal for anyone experiencing hair loss to have a lot of questions, and a frequently asked question that we receive is, “At what age can male pattern baldness start?” In this article, we discuss male pattern baldness and at what age a person can start to experience it.