When hair loss starts, people often weigh a hair transplant against medical treatment. They are not really rivals; they do different jobs, and for many people the best approach uses both.
What each does
Medical treatment aims to slow loss and support the hair you still have, which is most useful earlier on and for holding on to existing hair. A hair transplant restores hair to areas that are already bald or thin, by moving your own permanent follicles. One protects, the other rebuilds.
Why they work well together
Supporting your existing hair helps protect a transplant result, because the untransplanted hair around it can still thin over time. Many considered plans combine the two, and the right balance depends on your stage of loss and your goals.
Plan the right combination
Book a free consultation at our Harley Street clinic and we will explain honestly which approach, or combination, suits you. Any medical treatment is discussed and prescribed appropriately.