Dr Grahame Shaw - Westminster Medical Group

[F40]

I made the trip down to visit Dr Shaw at Westminster Medical Group for a consultation and was very impressed with him and the clinic.

His results on their Instagram page look mighty impressive though I can’t find many patient experiences about him on here or Reddit. Only a couple of recent posts after the procedure.

Has anyone had treatment with Dr Shaw who can share their experience or can message me on here to chat?

 

[DucatiP]

It is my understanding that he’s fairly new to hair surgery having trained under dr rik rogers at Westminster but be aware dr rik rogers is known for delegating the surgery to the assistants but maybe dr shaw doesn’t do that, unclear. Has anyone else been with him/westminster that could verify?

 

[Bigmac]

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5-Day Post-Op – Curly Hair FUE with Dr Grahame Shaw @ Westminster Medical Group, London (1,350 incisions / 1,484 grafts)

I’ve had the idea of getting a hair transplant at the back of my mind for a few years, but only recently decided to take the step and look into it seriously. Funny enough, the decision clicked while I was on the last day of a holiday in Istanbul — though I was 90% sure I’d rather have it done in...

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[MrPierre]

Dr Grahame Shaw trained under Dr Sebastian Deme in 2017. It’s on their website.

 

[Dr. Grahame Shaw]

It is my understanding that he’s fairly new to hair surgery having trained under dr rik rogers at Westminster but be aware dr rik rogers is known for delegating the surgery to the assistants but maybe dr shaw doesn’t do that, unclear. Has anyone else been with him/westminster that could verify?

Hi DucatiP, Dr Shaw here. I saw your post and thought I would reply to help clarify a few things, hope that's ok. I have never met Dr Rogers I'm afraid to say and do not know how he works. I was in fact trained by Dr Sebastian Deme many years ago while at a different clinic before re-joining him at the Westminster Medical Group last year. With regards to delegating surgery to assistants, this is incorrect, all incisions and administering of medications should be performed by a surgeon. I only perform one surgery a day and therefore I am committed 100% to that patient. Hope that helps. Many thanks, Dr Grahame Shaw