
Pattern & progression
Review where the change began, which areas are involved and how the pattern has progressed over time.
Hair transplant planning begins with the pattern of hair loss, donor availability and the area where coverage is being considered.
Assessment-led planning for hairline, crown and density concerns.
The discussion considers where hair has been lost, which donor area may be available and how coverage should be prioritised.
Before a procedure is planned, the consultation should cover the pattern of loss, donor availability, hairline design, expected coverage, preparation and aftercare.
A structured consultation helps connect the visible pattern of hair loss with the practical limits and goals of treatment.

Review where the change began, which areas are involved and how the pattern has progressed over time.

Assess the donor area because the available hair influences the amount and distribution of planned coverage.

Discuss the proposed hairline, priority areas and how coverage should be balanced across the scalp.

Understand procedure-day preparation, aftercare instructions, recovery considerations and follow-up.
Each stage should be understood before the procedure so the treatment plan and aftercare are clear.
Map the hair-loss pattern, discuss goals and review donor-area suitability.
Agree the proposed hairline, coverage priorities and the procedure plan.
Follow the planned donor and recipient-area approach discussed before treatment.
Follow the recovery instructions and attend the recommended follow-up reviews.
These photographs show treatment-stage scalp and hairline views supplied for the clinic gallery.



Use the appointment to understand suitability, the proposed design, practical preparation and what recovery may involve.
How does my hair-loss pattern affect the proposed transplant plan?
What donor area is being considered and how will coverage be prioritised?
How will the hairline or crown design be planned?
What preparation, aftercare and follow-up should I expect?
Suitability depends on the pattern of hair loss, donor availability, the area being treated and the goals discussed during assessment.
The proposed hairline is discussed in relation to the existing pattern, donor area, coverage priorities and overall treatment plan.
Before the procedure. Preparation, recovery instructions, follow-up and practical restrictions should be clear in advance.
A consultation allows the hair-loss pattern, donor area, goals and procedure plan to be reviewed together before treatment is scheduled.
Start with the pattern, donor area and coverage priorities before moving ahead.