FUE Hair Transplant Gurgaon

Key Points Before a FUE Hair Transplant

FUE extracts follicular units individually, offering shorter recovery and no linear scar. In Gurgaon, options include standard FUE, long hair FUE, and non-shave techniques. At Alloroots, procedures cover:

• Hairline design matched to facial proportions
• Repair of prior transplants
• Beard and mustache density improvement
• Eyebrow transplant
• Body hair transplant when scalp donor is limited
• Crown area restoration
• Scar restoration for scarring alopecia

Consultation includes scalp assessment, donor review, and discussion of realistic graft counts. Patient images are shared only with consent, and records are kept securely.

Hair Loss Treatments That Can Support FUE

Non-surgical options may prepare the scalp or support graft survival. Examples:

• Growth Factor Hair Therapy (GFC)
• Hair Mesotherapy with nutrient microinjections
• PRP or i-PRF
• Low-level laser therapy (LLLT)
• Exosome therapy
• SVF and autologous cellular micrografts
• ACell combined with PRP
• Scalp micropigmentation (SMP)

Treatment choice depends on diagnosis, goals, and preference. Combining these with FUE can form part of a long-term plan.

Consultation and Procedure Steps

Process begins with in-clinic or online consultation, medical history, and scalp analysis. Under local anesthesia, follicular units are extracted and placed into recipient sites according to the agreed hairline. Post-procedure instructions cover washing and activity limits. Follow-ups monitor healing and growth. Before and after images are shown only with consent.

Patients travelling to Gurgaon should book early for preferred dates, especially in holiday periods.

About Alloroots

Alloroots is a doctor-led hair restoration clinic in India. Led by Dr. Alok Kumar Sahoo, services include precise hairline design, advanced FUE, and supportive treatments like GFC and mesotherapy. Consultations are available in person and online. The clinic prioritizes privacy, safe protocols, and outcome planning based on clinical evidence. Learn more at Alloroots.