What is a Hair Transplant
Contents
Non Surgical Treatments & Medication
- Are there effective non-surgical treatments?
- Is it safe to start a family on the prescription medication taken for hair restoration?
- How long must I take medication?
- Is there a cure for hair loss?
- Are there any side effects
- Will diet affect my hairloss?
- Can diet and food supplements cure hair loss?
- What other treatments are there for hairloss?
HRBR
- Is HRBR more expensive than others?
- Why is HRBR more expensive?
- Can I pay for my hair loss treatment and hair transplant surgery in pounds sterling?
- Do HRBR carry out hair transplant surgery in the UK?
- What makes HRBR special?
- Why is HRBR offering laser hair removal?
- HRBR is JCI accredited. What does that mean?
Most Popular FAQs
Hair Transplants
- What is the success rate of hair transplants
- No more plugs
- Who needs a hair transplant?
- How does a hair transplant work?
- Will I need a general anaesthetic?
- Will it hurt?
- How much does a transplant cost?
- How can I prepare?
- FUT or FUE?
- How important is Scalp Massage
- What is a hair graft?
- What is the difference between FUT and FUE?
- Can you treat patients with scars?
- Can you transplant eyebrows?
- Can I get a full head of hair back?
- What is a Hair Transplant Procedure
- Is a hair transplant a simple procedure?
- How will I look following a hair transplant?
- Most common issues with hair transplants
- How long after my hair transplant are my grafts secure?
- Should I travel abroad for a hair transplant?
- How many visits when travelling to Ireland for a hair transplant?
- Am I too old for a hair transplant?
- I have had a bad hair transplant at another clinic, can HRBR help?
- How does laser hair removal compliment hair transplantation?
About the Author
DR Maurice Collins
Consultant Surgeon
MB, B.Ch, BAO, DLO, FRCSI, FRCS, FRCSEd.
Registered with the Medical Council of Ireland
Dr Collins is Medical Director and Team Principal of Hair Restoration Blackrock. He was educated at Belvedere College Dublin and did his undergraduate medical studies at University College Dublin. After graduating as a doctor he trained in General Surgery and received his Fellowship (FRCSI) in this specialty from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
Find out more about DR Maurice Collins and our team of doctors and surgeons.
