Hair transplant methods and hair loss treatments
Every technique below solves a different problem. Extraction method, graft count, donor anatomy and whether your follicles are miniaturised or already lost all determine which one belongs in your plan — often in combination. Each page explains the procedure, recovery, candidacy and results in full.
FUE Hair Transplant
Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is the most requested hair restoration surgery at our Visakhapatnam clinic. Individual follicular units are harvested one at a time from the permanent donor zone and re-implanted along a hairline designed for your face — no linear scar, no stitches, and a return to desk work within two to three days.
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FUT Hair Transplant
Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) remains the highest-yield hair restoration technique available for advanced baldness. A thin strip of DHT-resistant scalp is removed from the permanent donor zone, dissected into individual follicular units under microscopes, and implanted where coverage is needed most.
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GFC Hair Treatment
Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) is the next-generation evolution of platelet therapy. Instead of injecting whole platelets, a specialised kit releases and concentrates the growth factors held inside them, producing a purified serum with a far higher active-molecule count and virtually no red or white cell contamination.
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Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses a concentrated fraction of your own platelets to reawaken miniaturised follicles, slow shedding and improve hair calibre. It is the most widely studied non-surgical treatment for androgenetic alopecia and remains a cornerstone of our medical hair loss programme.
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Beard Hair Transplant
A beard hair transplant fills patchy cheeks, sparse jawlines, moustache gaps and scarred areas using DHT-resistant grafts from the back of the scalp, placed at the flat, acute angles that make facial hair look genuinely native rather than implanted.
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Hairline Restoration
The hairline frames the face, and it is the one part of a hair transplant that people look at directly. Hairline restoration is therefore as much design as surgery: position, shape, angle, density gradient and irregularity all have to be right for the result to be undetectable.
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Hair Loss Treatments (Non-Surgical)
Not every case of hair loss needs surgery. When follicles are miniaturising but still alive, a structured non-surgical programme built on accurate diagnosis can slow shedding, thicken existing hair and delay or avoid a transplant altogether.
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