My Hair Transplant Experience in Australia

[georgewilliamson]

I recently underwent a hair transplant procedure in Australia, and I wanted to share my experience for those considering this option. Here's a detailed account of my journey:

Research and Consultation​

Before committing to the procedure, I spent several months researching hair transplant clinics in Australia. I narrowed down my options to three reputable clinics in Sydney and Melbourne.


After initial consultations, I chose a clinic in Sydney “Hair Transplant Australia” based on their expertise, patient reviews, and the comfort level I felt with the surgeon.

Pre-Procedure Preparation​

• Stopped taking certain medications and supplements two weeks before the procedure
• Avoided alcohol and smoking for a week prior
• Arranged for time off work and transportation on the day of the procedure

The Procedure Day​

The procedure itself took about 8 hours. Here's how it went:

• Arrived at the clinic early in the morning
• The surgical team prepared my scalp and harvested hair follicles from the donor area
• Took a short lunch break while the team prepared the grafts
• The surgeon carefully implanted the grafts into the recipient area
• Received post-operative instructions and care package

Recovery and Results​

The initial recovery period lasted about two weeks. Here's what I experienced:

• Mild discomfort and swelling for the first few days
• Followed the clinic's instructions for washing and caring for my scalp
• Noticed some shedding after two weeks, which is normal
• Started seeing new growth after about 3-4 months

Now, a year after the procedure, I'm thrilled with the results. My hairline looks natural, and the transplanted hair has grown in well, matching my existing hair.

Before:

After:

Cost and Value​

The procedure cost approximately AUD 15,000, which is on par with other high-quality clinics in Australia. While it was a significant investment, I feel it was worth it for the boost in confidence and natural-looking results.

Final Thoughts​

Overall, my hair transplant experience in Australia was positive. The key factors in my success were choosing a reputable clinic, following pre and post-operative instructions carefully, and having realistic expectations.

If you're considering a hair transplant in Australia, I recommend thorough research and consultations with multiple clinics before making a decision. Remember, results can vary, and it's essential to have a detailed discussion with your chosen surgeon about expected outcomes.

 

[josh145]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Looks great mate and I’d love to go see Australia atleast once in my life.

 

[mania]

I think it is a very good sign to share your experience, good or bad that can really other people

 

[Lucy]

I think we need to prevent hair loss and promote hair growth from these steps:

1. Lifestyle: make sure enough sleep, reduce personal stress, quit smoking and less alcohol.

2. Diet and nutrition: supplement protein, iron, zinc, vitamin D and Omega-3 fatty acids, eat more fish, meat, eggs, green vegetables, beans, nuts and other foods.

3. Scalp care: use mild shampoo products(Luxliss shampoo works for me), avoid irritating your scalp, massage the scalp every day, and avoid high-temperature styling.

4. Drug treatment: topical minoxidil, are suitable for both males and females. Another drug called finasteride, is only suitable for males. These drugs work for some people but not for others, and they all have some side effects.

5. Professional medical treatment: For severe hair loss can consider hair transplant surgery or phototherapy. Continuous hair loss should be treated in time.

Note: Please adjust the specific measures according to your personal situation and seek professional medical guidance when necessary. Hope these will help you.

 

[Bigmac]

Have you any pictures from the surgery?