Planning a Hair Transplant in India from the US

Steps to plan a hair transplant in India from the US

Start with a secure video consultation to select the right technique and confirm schedule. Once booked, you'll receive pre-procedure instructions and recovery guidance. Follow-up can be done remotely after returning home.

• Use online consultation to review hair loss and treatment options.
• Decide on FUE, repair, or regenerative care as advised.
• Allow 3 to 5 days rest post-procedure before onward travel.
• Keep images private unless you approve sharing.
• Continue follow-up through secure messaging or video calls.

Hair transplant and related treatments

Options include hairline work, repair of earlier procedures, and facial hair restoration. Techniques are matched to hair type and scalp condition. Regenerative therapies can be added for long-term results.

• Hairline design & restoration for balanced results.
• Hair transplant repair for prior unsatisfactory procedures.
• Beard & mustache transplant to restore or enhance facial hair.
• Scalp treatments including PRP, GFC, i-PRF, exosome therapy, mesotherapy, and low-level laser therapy.

Travel and timing tips

Plan downtime after surgery to avoid strain or sun exposure. Flexible flight bookings help if follow-up changes. Carry prescribed hair medications in original packaging for customs. Many patients schedule surgery early in the trip for at least one review before leaving. Online consultations last 30 to 45 minutes and can be booked in US time zones.

About Alloroots

Alloroots is a doctor-led hair restoration clinic in India specialising in surgical transplantation and regenerative trichology. Led by Dr. Alok Kumar Sahoo (MD Dermatology, AIIMS New Delhi), services include natural hairline design, advanced FUE, non-shave long hair FUE, repair of failed transplants, and scalp health therapies. Consultations are available in-clinic and online. The clinic maintains privacy, follows safety protocols, and tailors treatments to each patient. Records and transformations are documented with consent. Learn more at Alloroots.