How it works.
What to expect, start to finish.
Your clinician looks for the cause of hair change before any option is discussed, and is candid about evidence, risks and what each treatment can and cannot do for your diagnosis.
Your visit, step by step
- Before
We send a short health questionnaire with your confirmation. Arrive ten minutes early and bring a list of medications and any previous records.
- During
Your clinician listens first, examines what is needed and explains every option, including doing nothing, with its price.
- After
You leave with a written plan, the price of every step and time to decide. Nothing is booked until you are ready.
Know the names.
The makers, products and standards we reference at an FUE transplant consultation.
The donor area is a finite resource
Follicular unit excision removes individual follicular units; strip harvesting follows a different donor approach. Donor supply, scarring and future loss need a plan beyond the first procedure.
- Ask who performs each surgical step.
- Review donor density and long-term allocation.
- Compare extraction strategy, scar pattern and follow-up.
Know the tool behind the technique
Venus Concept lists robotic ARTAS iX and NeoGraft hair-restoration systems. Assistance describes instrumentation; it does not replace diagnosis, surgeon judgment or hairline design.
- Ask about the device indication and hair characteristics.
- Distinguish assisted harvesting from implantation.
- Request a physician-led plan for existing and transplanted hair.
Manufacturer and product names belong to their owners and link to official information. No affiliation or authorized-provider status is implied.
Good to know.
Does it hurt?
Most of this visit is conversation. If a test or an examination would help, your clinician explains what it involves and what you may feel before it begins, and nothing happens without your agreement.
How soon will I see results?
You leave with a written plan and a timeline for each step, so you know what to expect before you commit to anything.
How do I prepare?
Bring your questions and anything you would like us to see, such as previous results or photographs. If a visit needs any preparation, we tell you when you book and again in your confirmation.
Questions worth bringing.
- What should an individual assessment clarify before I consider FUE transplant consultation?
- How will a clinician investigate the cause and pattern of my hair changes before discussing treatment?
- What evidence, limitations, ongoing care and donor-area considerations apply to the options discussed?
Before you book.
New to Root Hair Clinic? We start with a conversation, write your plan down with the price of every step and let you decide at your own pace. Suitability, risks and alternatives are decided with your clinician at your consultation.
“My FUE transplant consultation came with a hairline sketch, a graft count and a written price. Ten months on, I look like me.”