CUTIS HAIR TRANSPLANTATION AUTHORITY

Restore More Than Your Hair. Restore Your Confidence.

Advanced FUE & FUT Hair Transplantation by Dermatology Experts using scientifically planned hairline design, meticulous graft handling and long-term hair preservation strategies.

Hair loss is more than a cosmetic concern—it can affect confidence, self-image and quality of life. At CUTIS, every hair transplant begins with understanding why your hair loss occurred before planning the most suitable restoration strategy.

Hair Transplant
Safe. Advanced. Trusted by Thousands.

Dermatologist-led care with proven long-term results.

20+ Years of Experience
15,000+ Successful Procedures
Expert Dermatologists & Surgeons
Advance Technology & Safety
98% Patient Satisfaction Rate
Long Term Hair Preservation Approach
Hair Transplant
Understanding the Root Cause

Why Hair Loss Happens

Hair loss is a progressive biological process rather than simply a sign of ageing. In most men and many women, androgenetic alopecia is driven by genetic sensitivity of hair follicles to dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Over time, follicles gradually shrink, producing finer, shorter hairs until growth stops.

Other causes include autoimmune disorders, nutritional deficiencies, thyroid disease, stress, medications, traction alopecia, scarring alopecias and hormonal changes. Successful treatment depends on identifying the underlying diagnosis before considering surgery.

Genetics
DHT
Thyroid
Stress
Nutrition
Hormonal Changes
Autoimmune Disorders
Medications
Hair transplantation restores hair to bald areas but preserving existing hair with medical therapy is equally important. A combined approach gives you the best chance for natural, long-lasting results.
Clinical Classification

Types of hair loss

Each condition requires a different management approach. Not every patient with hair loss is immediately suitable for transplantation.

Male Pattern Hair Loss

Progressive frontal and crown thinning driven by genetic DHT sensitivity.

Female Pattern Hair Loss

Diffuse thinning across the crown with a preserved frontal hairline.

Alopecia Areata

Autoimmune, patchy hair loss that can affect the scalp and body.

Traction Alopecia

Hair loss from prolonged tension — tight hairstyles or extensions.

Scarring Alopecia

Permanent follicle destruction requiring specialised evaluation.

Telogen Effluvium

Temporary, diffuse shedding triggered by stress, illness or deficiency.

Eligibility Assessment

Am I a candidate?

  • Stable hair loss
  • Adequate donor hair density
  • Good general health
  • Realistic expectations
  • Controlled scalp conditions
Patients with active inflammatory scalp disease, uncontrolled alopecia areata or rapidly progressive hair loss may require medical treatment before surgery.
Hair Transplant
Choosing the Right Path

Hair transplant vs. Medical therapy

Medical therapy slows or stabilises hair loss, while transplantation redistributes permanent follicles into thinning areas.

Medical Therapy

  • Stabilises current hair loss
  • Maintains existing hair
  • Requires long-term management

Hair Transplant

  • Restores hair to bald areas
  • Adds permanent density
  • Delivers a natural hairline

Medical options may include topical or oral medications, platelet rich plasma (PRP), growth factor therapies and selected regenerative treatments. For many patients, the best long-term outcomes come from combining medical therapy with transplantation.

Surgical Technique

FUE & FUT explained

FUE — Follicular Unit Extraction
Most Common Minimal Scarring

FUE — Follicular Unit Extraction

The most commonly performed hair transplantation technique worldwide. Individual follicular units are harvested from the donor area using specialised micro-punches and implanted into carefully designed recipient sites.

Advantages
  • Minimal visible scarring
  • Faster recovery
  • Natural donor appearance
Best Suited For
  • Shorter hairstyles
  • High precision hairline design
FUT — Follicular Unit Transplantation
Selected Cases High Graft Volume

FUT — Follicular Unit Transplantation

Also known as strip harvesting — a narrow strip of donor scalp is removed and microscopically dissected into individual follicular units. Less commonly chosen today compared with FUE.

Advantages
  • Efficient for larger sessions
  • Excellent graft quality
Considerations
  • Linear donor scar
  • Slightly longer recovery
The Journey

Procedure, step by step

Every hair transplant at CUTIS begins with a detailed consultation, scalp examination and trichoscopic assessment — followed by a personalised plan built around your goals.

Medical Assessment 01

Medical Assessment

  • Diagnosis of the underlying cause of hair loss
  • Review of medical history and medications
  • Blood investigations when indicated
Hairline Design 02

Hairline Design

The hairline is designed according to age, facial proportions, ethnicity and anticipated future hair loss to achieve a natural appearance.

Donor Area Preparation 03

Donor Area Preparation

Healthy follicles are selected from the permanent donor zone.

Follicle Harvesting 04

Follicle Harvesting

Using FUE or FUT techniques, grafts are harvested with meticulous handling to maximise survival.

Graft Preparation 05

Graft Preparation

Follicular units are sorted according to hair count and preserved in specialised holding solutions.

Recipient Site Creation 06

Recipient Site Creation

Micro-incisions are created with precise angle, direction and density to mimic natural hair growth.

Implantation 07

Implantation

Individual grafts are implanted with careful attention to aesthetics, density and symmetry.

Post-Operative Care 08

Post-Operative Care

Detailed aftercare instructions, medications and follow-up appointments are provided.

What To Expect

Recovery timeline

Day 1-3 Initial Healing

Initial Healing

Mild redness, swelling and tiny crusts are expected.

Week 1 Back to Routine

Back to Routine

Most patients resume office work. Crusts gradually shed.

Weeks 2-4 Shock Loss Phase

Shock Loss Phase

Transplanted hairs commonly shed — a normal part of the cycle.

Months 3-9 Regrowth & Density

Regrowth & Density

Early regrowth begins, with significant density gains by month 9.

Patience Pays Off

Results timeline

Hair transplantation requires patience. Transplanted follicles enter a resting phase before producing new hair — growth is gradual, with visible improvement month after month.

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Before

Before

Pre-procedure condition with visible hair loss.

Month 3

Month 3

Initial new hair growth starts to appear.

Month 6

Month 6

Growing thicker with improved coverage.

Month 12

Month 12

Final result with good density and natural appearance.

Informed Consent

Risks & safety

Hair transplantation is a safe, well-established procedure. As with any surgical treatment, understanding possible side effects helps you make an informed decision.

Temporary Swelling

Mild swelling around the forehead and eyes may occur and usually resolves within a few days.

Shock Loss

Transplanted hairs may shed in the first few weeks — temporary and part of the natural growth cycle.

Minor Bleeding

Slight bleeding during or after the procedure is normal and usually stops within a short time.

Scarring

Minimal scarring is possible. FUE leaves tiny dot scars, while FUT may leave a linear scar that fades over time.

Infection

Rare when proper sterile technique and aftercare instructions are followed. Antibiotics may be prescribed if needed.

Numbness

Temporary numbness or tingling in the donor or recipient area may occur and usually improves within weeks.

This information is provided for general education and does not replace a personalised medical consultation. Individual risk profiles vary and will be discussed in detail during your assessment.

Transparent Planning

Hair transplant cost guide

Hair transplant costs vary from person to person. The final plan is created after a detailed consultation and scalp assessment.

Cost Factors
01

Number of Grafts

More grafts are required for higher coverage and density.

02

Hair Loss Stage

The extent and pattern of hair loss determine graft requirements.

03

Technique

FUE or FUT technique is selected based on suitability and goals.

04

Complexity

Hairline design, natural angle and density planning add to complexity.

05

Previous Surgery

Corrective cases may require more grafts and advanced planning.

06

PRP & Regenerative Therapies

Additional therapies can support healing and improve results.

Typical Graft Guide
1000 – 1500 grafts

Mild Recession

Early hairline thinning or mild temples.

1500 – 2500 grafts

Frontal Restoration

Receding hairline restoration and frontal coverage.

1500 – 3000 grafts

Crown Restoration

Thinning at the crown or vertex area.

3000+ grafts

Extensive Baldness

Advanced hair loss requiring maximum coverage.

Choose expertise, graft survival and natural hairline design — not price alone. A personalised plan is essential for accurate assessment.

Our Difference

Why choose CUTIS

Hair transplantation is not simply about relocating follicles — it is about restoring confidence through scientific diagnosis, meticulous planning and artistic execution. Every treatment begins with understanding the cause of hair loss before recommending surgery.

Why choose CUTIS

Dermatologist-Led Restoration

Expert care by dermatologists specialising in hair and scalp health.

Scalp & Trichoscopy Assessment

Detailed analysis for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Personalised FUE & FUT Planning

Customised treatment plans using the most suitable technique for you.

Natural Hairline Design

Designed for facial proportions, age, ethnicity and future expectations.

Long-Term Hair Preservation

Strategies focused on preserving existing hair and slowing future loss.

Integrated Medical + Surgical Care

A comprehensive approach combining medical therapy and surgical expertise.

Recognition

Awards & accreditation

Best Hair Restoration Clinic

2024

ISHRS Accredited Provider

Ongoing

Excellence in Dermatology

2023

Patient Safety Certification

ISO 9001
Meet Your Surgeon

A word from our lead dermatologist

Hear directly from our lead hair restoration dermatologist on how CUTIS approaches diagnosis, hairline design and long-term hair preservation for every patient.

Meet Our Doctors
Dr. B.S. Chandrashekar
02:14 — Meet the Team

Dr. B.S. Chandrashekar

Patient Stories

What our patients say

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

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Transplanted follicles are taken from genetically resistant donor areas, so they generally continue growing for life. Existing, non-transplanted hair may still require ongoing medical management.
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