Hair Transplant in Gurgaon (Gurugram), Planned After a Clinical Assessment

A procedure that moves your own follicles from a donor area — usually the back and sides of the scalp — into thinning or bald areas, at the angle and direction the surrounding hair grows. It redistributes existing hair rather than creating new hair.

Typically someone with a stable, defined pattern of loss, adequate donor density and realistic expectations. Active or rapidly progressing loss, certain scalp conditions and some medical histories mean medical treatment comes first, or that surgery is deferred. Candidacy is decided after examination.

Consultations and procedures are carried out by registered medical practitioners at the clinic, supported by the clinic’s trained team. The doctors’ names and qualifications are listed on this page under “Doctors at DenceSpot Clinic”. Whichever clinic you are considering, ask who physically performs the extraction and placement, and whether they are a doctor.

The local anaesthetic injections are the uncomfortable part; the procedure itself is not typically painful. Mild soreness, tightness or swelling for a few days afterwards is normal and managed with prescribed medication. Pain tolerance varies between patients.

It scales with graft numbers. Smaller sessions take a few hours; larger ones run through most of the day with breaks. It is a day-case procedure — you go home the same day.

Most people return to desk work within a few days, following instructions on washing, sun exposure, sleeping position and exercise. Crusting settles over the first week or two; strenuous activity is restricted for longer.

Transplanted hairs commonly shed within the first weeks while the follicles remain in place. New growth usually begins around three to four months, with a fuller picture at roughly ten to twelve months. Growth is uneven early on.

Transplanted follicles keep the characteristics of the donor area and generally persist. However, surrounding non-transplanted hair can continue to thin with age, which is why a long-term plan and ongoing medical treatment matter. No clinic can promise a specific density or a permanent outcome.

It depends on the area to be covered, the density being aimed for and what the donor area can safely give — mapped zone by zone at the assessment. Any figure offered before an examination is a guess, not a plan. See our graft and cost guidance.

As general patient-education bands, Norwood III often needs around 1,200–2,000 grafts, Norwood III vertex to IV around 1,800–2,600, and Norwood V around 2,500–3,500, sometimes across two sessions. Donor density and hair calibre move these numbers, so your own figure comes from a mapped plan. The graft calculator gives a starting range.

Extraction is essentially the same. The difference is placement: in DHI each graft is set with a fine implanter in a single action, giving close control of depth and angle — useful in hairlines and detail zones. FUE placement into pre-made sites is efficient over larger areas. Neither is universally better. Compare them in detail on the FUE and DHI pages.

Cost is graft count multiplied by a per-graft rate, plus what the estimate includes. Gurgaon clinics we reviewed in September 2026 advertised FUE at roughly ₹35–₹100 per graft, which puts a 2,000-graft plan anywhere from ₹70,000 to ₹2,00,000. We quote after the assessment, itemised and in writing, before you book a date. Full breakdown on our cost page.

Advertised rates in September 2026 ran from about ₹35 to ₹100 per graft for FUE, and ₹40 to ₹200 for DHI or other implanter placement. A rate means little without the graft count behind it: a low rate on an inflated count costs more than an honest quote. See why two quotes can differ so much.

Instalment options are available through third-party finance providers. Terms, eligibility and any interest are set by the provider rather than the clinic, and are explained before you commit to anything. See cost, EMI and payment options.

There is no single cut-off, but age changes the plan. In younger patients whose loss is still progressing, the eventual pattern is unknown, so medical treatment usually comes first and any hairline is designed conservatively for how it will look decades later. The real question is whether your loss has stabilised and your donor can cover what is likely to come.

Performed by a qualified doctor in a proper clinical setting under local anaesthetic, it has a generally favourable safety profile. Swelling, crusting, numbness and temporary shedding are expected; infection and poor growth are uncommon; an over-harvested donor or a badly placed hairline are permanent. Our side effects and risks guide separates the three.

Neither rules it out, but both change the first fortnight: heat and sweat make the scalp harder to keep clean, and humidity and dust add to the aftercare. Many patients prefer the cooler months. See recovering from a hair transplant in Gurgaon for heat, helmets, commuting and timing.

Sometimes. Female hair loss is more often diffuse, and hormonal, thyroid, iron or post-partum causes need investigating and treating first. Many women do better with medical treatment; surgery is considered selectively, for suitable patterns such as a receding frontal line. See hair transplant for women and medical treatment for women’s hair loss.

Beard areas can be restored using scalp grafts placed at the correct angle and density for the face — see beard transplant in Gurgaon. The reverse, using beard hair as a donor source for the scalp, is considered only in selected cases and is assessed individually.

At 1123, Sector 39 Road, Jharsa, C Block, Sector 39, Gurugram, Haryana 122003, opposite Medanta – The Medicity. Consultations, procedures and follow-up reviews take place at the clinic itself rather than at a separate surgical centre. Opening hours are Mon–Sat · 10:00 – 20:00 (Sunday · closed).

Usually, with planning. Patients travelling from outside Delhi NCR generally stay nearby for at least the first night. Whether you can travel before your first wash and review, and how to protect the grafts on the way, is agreed at the consultation and written into your aftercare plan.

History and medication review, scalp and donor examination, pattern staging, photographs for your record, and a written plan covering technique, approximate graft number, timeline and cost factors. Bring your medical history and a list of current medicines.

Who physically performs the extraction and placement, and are they a doctor; how the graft count was arrived at; what is left in the donor for later; exactly what the price includes; and what happens at the twelve-month review if density is uneven. A clinic that promises a density or a graft-survival percentage is answering a question nobody can. See twelve questions worth asking.