“Most people have this operation once, perhaps twice, in a lifetime. That is why I explain it at length, why I stay with the case from the consultation through to the last graft, and why I would rather place fewer follicles well than more of them badly.”
A hair transplant is not one operation but a year. What is placed on the day matters; so does what happens at one month when it sheds, at four months when it returns, and at eight months when the result becomes readable.
I stay with the case for that whole year, and beyond it. The intention is not to be the surgeon you saw once, but the physician who looks after your hair.
Delicacy is not a marketing word here. A single follicle placed at the wrong angle is visible for a decade, which is why the work is slow and why only one operation is booked in a day.
“A person can have perhaps two of these operations in a lifetime. That is how I treat every graft.”