For more advanced or permanent hair loss, we offer surgical hair transplant, performed in-office by our in-house physician. Healthy follicles are transplanted from a donor area to thinning or balding areas, providing natural, permanent regrowth.

Helps Address: Advanced hair loss, receding hairlines, and bald patches where follicles are no longer active — cases beyond what PRP alone can restore.

Results Timeline: Transplanted hair sheds within the first few weeks (expected as part of the process), then begins regrowing around month 3–4, with visible density building over 8–12 months as follicles fully mature.

Downtime: Mild scalp redness, swelling, and scabbing for about a week; most clients return to normal activities within a few days, with strenuous exercise typically avoided for 1–2 weeks.

What to Know: Because this is a surgical procedure, it starts with an in-depth consultation with our physician to assess donor hair availability, map a natural-looking hairline, and confirm you're a good candidate. For clients further along in hair loss, we often recommend pairing a transplant with ongoing PRP treatments to support the health of both new and existing follicles.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a hair transplant take? Most procedures take between 4–8 hours in a single session, depending on the number of grafts needed. You're able to go home the same day.

Is a hair transplant painful? The area is fully numbed with local anesthesia before the procedure, so most clients feel little to no pain during the transplant itself. Some mild soreness or tightness in the days after is normal.

Who's a good candidate for a hair transplant? Good candidates have sufficient donor hair (typically at the back or sides of the scalp) and realistic expectations about timeline and density. Our physician will evaluate your scalp and hair loss pattern during your consultation to confirm fit.

When will I see final results? Transplanted hair sheds within the first few weeks — this is expected, not a sign of failure. New growth begins around month 3–4, with full, mature results typically visible at 12 months.

Is a hair transplant permanent? Yes. Transplanted follicles are generally resistant to the hormone that causes pattern hair loss, so results are considered permanent, though natural aging can still affect surrounding, non-transplanted hair over time.