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Your local hair transplant and hair loss Glasgow clinic
Our hair transplant Glasgow clinic is recognised as one of the most trusted and prestigious hair loss clinics in Glasgow and the UK.
For the past 15 years we have been helping people improve the way they feel, providing hair loss advice across the west of Scotland, including Glasgow, Paisley, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Motherwell, Ayrshire and Lanarkshire.
Why are we the No.1 hair transplant clinic in Glasgow?
Quality results
Great results, featured in a BBC documentary. We are the only clinic that provides a legally binding guarantee with its transplants: if you are not happy with your results, we will either treat you again free of charge or give you a refund.
There are two main reasons for our transplant results.
1. Patient selection. We only take on patients where we are confident they will be happy with their results, meaning we can achieve what they are looking for and their scalp is suitable. Typically we advise one in four people not to have a transplant.
2. The quality of our service. The key to this is the medical team that performs the transplant. There are three levels of doctor involvement at clinics in the UK:
- Transplants performed by an accredited hair restoration surgeon who is listed on the website of the world professional body, the ISHRS. This is the level of expertise you get at our clinic.
- Doctor-led transplants. There is a doctor on site who normally oversees up to five patients, and the work is mainly performed by non-medically qualified staff such as technicians. These clinics often highlight that they use GMC registered doctors.
- Little or no doctor involvement. A lot of unlicensed clinics fall into this category, even though their websites claim otherwise.
Affordable prices
Our treatment prices start from £300, and hair transplants start at £2,500. There are also monthly payment plans that average about £80.
We offer a price match guarantee with our transplant quotes, so you know you are getting the best price.
You are protected
You may have seen on ITV News and in the national press the dangers of having a hair transplant at an unlicensed clinic in the UK. It is estimated that one in three clinics are unlicensed.
With our clinic, you are protected. UK Hair Transplant Clinics is a government approved clinic and holds one of the highest inspection ratings from the government health regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Because we are CQC approved, we have to give you honest clinical advice about whether you should have a hair transplant. That is why we advise one in four people not to have one. We are finding that many patients are being advised wrongly by salespeople at other clinics.
Local service
Getting good local aftercare has a major impact on the success of your treatment.
If you have a transplant, the hair restoration professional body recommends you attend at least five physical assessments: one before surgery, as a diagnostic assessment to check you are suitable, and at least four reviews after your transplant.
With us, those appointments are in Glasgow. With other clinics, you would generally have to travel to London for all of them.
Choose an area
See the results for the area that concerns you
Hair loss does not affect everyone in the same place, and the surgery is different in each area. Pick the one that matches your own pattern and you will see cases from patients who started where you are now.
Crown Surgery
The whorl at the back of the head, where density has to follow the direction the hair already grows.
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Front Surgery
The area behind the hairline that thins first and carries most of the visual weight.
See the results
Hairline Surgery
Rebuilding a hairline that is irregular, soft at the edge and set at a height that lasts.
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General Thinning
Diffuse loss across the top of the scalp, lifted by placing grafts between the hairs you still have.
See the resultsHair transplant Glasgow cost
Hair transplants advertised in the UK range from £2,500 to £10,000, so it is important you understand what you are getting for the money, because the quality of the results varies massively.
If you are considering a hair transplant Glasgow, the sections below explain exactly what you are paying for. You can also get a price for your treatment.
At UK Hair Transplant Clinics we are committed to offering the best prices for the best quality, and we do this by offering:
If you are not happy with your results we will either retreat you free of charge, or refund you.
We will not be beaten on price for a similar service.
What influences a hair transplant cost?
The cost depends on two main factors: how long the operation will take, and the quality of the service.
How long will it take?
The main cost of a transplant is the staff who perform it, so a large part of the cost depends on the number of hours the surgery takes.
The hours needed vary from 3 to 9, depending on how many grafts are needed. This ranges from 500 grafts to 3,500 grafts, which is the maximum recommended in one transplant by the world professional body for hair restoration surgery, the ISHRS, for safety, best results, and to prevent the risk of bad scarring.
The quality of the service
There are two main differences in the level of service: whether it is a licensed clinic, and who is performing the transplant.
ITV News recently ran an article about the dangers of cheap hair transplants carried out in the UK by unlicensed clinics. Patients are wasting thousands and being left with poor, unnatural results and bad scarring.
Is it a licensed clinic?
In the UK it is estimated that 1 in 3 clinics offering hair transplants are unlicensed. This means they are not regulated and have no clinical accountability.
For a clinic to perform surgery legally in the UK it must be registered with the government regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Our clinic is a government approved clinic. However, lots of clinics say they are when they are not.
They generally choose not to be licensed because complying with the required safety standards would increase their cost per patient by up to £2,000.
Having a transplant at an unlicensed clinic increases the risk of:
- results that are a lot worse
- surgery that is more painful
- bad visible scarring
- harm to your health
Who is doing the surgery?
In the UK the level of medical involvement falls into three categories.
Performs the surgery, and is a member of the world professional body, the ISHRS.
Oversees the transplant with no specialist training or qualification in hair surgery.
Nobody with a medical qualification is involved in the procedure at all.
The results of a hair transplant are very dependent on the skill, experience and qualifications of the doctor. At UK Hair Transplant Clinics your surgery is performed by an ISHRS surgeon.
We offer a price guarantee
With our quotes, every patient gets the reassurance that they are getting the best value, and this comes by way of our price match guarantee. It means we will not be beaten on price for the same service.
Monthly payment plans
To help make a transplant more affordable we offer flexible payment plans. You may wish to finance the whole cost or just part of it, and repay the loan over 1 to 5 years. On average, a fully financed transplant costs around £80 a month. We also offer a range of pay monthly finance options, so you can spread the cost in a way that suits you.
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Make sure you know what you are getting for the price you are quoted. It lists the top 10 questions that the medical profession and government recommend you ask, so you are protected and do not waste thousands.
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Should you do something about your hair?
The only way to answer that is to know four things.
Can what you want actually be achieved? For one in five people, there is not.
You need to see results from people who started where you are, so you can judge it for yourself.
It may not be surgery at all. It could be a non-surgical treatment at £300.
The full price, given to you honestly, so you can weigh it up properly.
We are committed to offering you the best prices, and we promise to beat quotes from licensed clinics.
Only with all of this information can you decide whether it is worth doing something about your hair.
How do I get those answers?
The only way is to attend a free video assessment with our clinical team.
A specialist reviews your hair loss and whether a transplant is right for you, in your own time.
Assessments normally take about 20 minutes. Available weekdays from 10am to 8pm, and at weekends.
You receive our honest recommendations, an indicative price for your treatment, and before and after photos of similar cases.
If surgery is not right for you, we will tell you honestly. The assessment is always free.
You are seen by our clinical team, not by sales people.
Is a hair transplant the best option for you?
Because we are a government approved clinic, we are legally obliged to give you honest medical advice that is best for you, not sales advice that is best for the business.
We are finding that 1 in 4 patients we see have been wrongly advised to have a hair transplant. Why?
After understanding what you want to achieve and learning your hair loss history, we may recommend a medical grade non-surgical treatment that gets a better result than a transplant, at £300.
Or a transplant would be the right option in principle, but our tests show you would not achieve a good result from one.
Take the suitability test to see if a transplant is the best option.
Take The Free Suitability QuizOur services in Glasgow
Hair transplant and hair loss services in Glasgow
From surgical hair transplants to non-surgical therapies, our Glasgow clinic offers a full range of treatments. The right option is decided at your free assessment, and we will always be honest about which will give you the best result.
FUE & FUT hair transplants, done to a UK medical standard
We focus on getting a small number of things right. Both FUE, follicular unit extraction, and FUT, follicular unit transplantation with trichophytic donor closure, are carried out in full surgical facilities, and the technique is matched to your donor area rather than to a sales target.
Patient safety and satisfaction come first. We limit how many procedures we take on each day, so you have the time and space to talk through your options, whether that is deciding between FUE and FUT or treating a case of female pattern hair loss.
Our clinics are registered with the Care Quality Commission and our surgeons are registered with the General Medical Council. It is the same standard of oversight you would expect from the NHS, applied to hair restoration.
Every journey starts with a free, no-obligation assessment. We map your hair loss pattern, measure the density of your donor area and talk you through realistic expectations before anyone mentions a price. If surgery is the right route we will plan it around your goals, and if it is not we will tell you honestly and point you towards a treatment that is.
Aftercare matters as much as the procedure itself. Because our clinics are spread right across the UK you can attend your follow-up appointments in person rather than managing recovery alone, and our team stays in touch throughout the first year to make sure your results are developing exactly as they should.
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What To Expect
Your hair transplant Glasgow journey, step by step
From your first video call to your final review, here is exactly what to expect at every stage of your treatment with us in Glasgow.
Your journey starts with a free online video assessment. One of our specialists assesses your hair loss and whether a transplant is right for you. Afterwards you receive a full written report with our honest recommendations.
If you are found to be suitable, we arrange an in-person assessment at our Glasgow clinic to design your hairline, confirm graft numbers and answer any questions face to face.
Once you are happy with your plan, we check availability and book your procedure. Flexible payment plans are available if you need to spread the cost.
In the days leading up to surgery we give you full instructions to prepare, such as avoiding strenuous exercise, alcohol and caffeine.
On the day, your surgical team carefully extract healthy grafts and place them into the areas being treated. Most procedures take between six and eight hours.
The main recovery period lasts around fourteen days. Follow your aftercare programme closely and call us any time with questions.
We do not disappear after surgery. We carry out regular reviews for eighteen months following your procedure to make sure your results develop exactly as they should.
Hair transplant Glasgow FAQs
Where is your Glasgow hair transplant clinic?
Our Glasgow clinic is at 20-23 Woodside Place, Glasgow, Scotland, G3 7QL. It is easy to reach from Charing Cross, with parking and taxis nearby.
Am I a suitable candidate for a hair transplant in Glasgow?
Only around 40% of the people we assess are suitable for surgery. We measure your donor density and map the loss pattern, and we will tell you plainly if a transplant is not right for you. Donor density naturally changes with age, ranging from around 615 follicles per square centimetre in your twenties to roughly 435 by your eighties, so an honest assessment matters.
How much does a hair transplant in Glasgow cost?
Most hair transplants cost between £3,000 and £7,000. What you pay depends on how many grafts you need, which is why we give you a firm number after your assessment rather than over the phone. Payment plans run from £70 a month over 12 to 60 months, and payments can range from £50 to £200 per month depending on how much you want to pay and how quickly you want the agreement to finish. If surgery is not the right answer for you, non-surgical treatment starts from £300. Every treatment comes with a price match guarantee, and you can save up to £2,000 subject to limited availability.
What is the difference between FUE and FUT?
Both techniques are offered at our Glasgow clinic. FUE, or follicular unit extraction, leaves no linear scar, while FUT, or follicular unit transplantation, uses a trichophytic donor closure and can yield more grafts in a single session. Your donor area and your goals decide which suits you best.
How are you different to a clinic abroad?
We are CQC registered and regulated, the same body that inspects the NHS. You get UK surgical care, aftercare you can attend in person at our Glasgow clinic, and a guarantee with your treatment. You are not left to manage recovery alone in a different country.
Visiting our Glasgow clinic
20-23 Woodside Place
Glasgow, Scotland, G3 7QL
United Kingdom
Charing Cross is the closest station, and Glasgow Central is about 10 minutes away by taxi.
Frequent bus services run along the main routes into Glasgow city centre, close to the clinic.
Metered car parking is available outside the clinic.
Raz Private Hire is located on the same street.
The truth about hair loss
There is a lot of misinformation about hair loss. Here we separate the myths from the facts so you can make an informed decision about your hair transplant in Glasgow.
True. Styles that put tension on the hairs, such as tight ponytails, plaits or cornrows, can cause hair loss. Winding hair tightly onto rollers, particularly heated rollers, can have the same damaging effect.
False. Hair dyes, perms and hairsprays do not affect thinning hair. Perms and hairsprays can help to disguise the problem.
True, if not done properly. If the hair extensions are too tight, they can pull on the hairs and cause bald patches, which in severe cases could be permanent.
False. A tendency to baldness is inherited and probably involves a combination of genes, so you are not automatically in the clear even if your father has a full head of hair. It is not true, as sometimes claimed, that only genes from the mother side are involved.
False. Vigorous brushing is more likely to injure the hairs and make the problem worse.
True. Scientists have identified chemicals produced in the body during periods of stress which can affect hair growth (Journal of Investigative Dermatology 2004;123:455-7).
False. Shampooing simply gets rid of the hairs that have already fallen out.
True. A person aged 20 to 30 typically has 615 hair follicles per square centimetre. The number falls to 485 by 50 years of age and to 435 at 80 to 90 years of age. Each hair is also thinner, so with ageing hair becomes both finer and sparser.
True. Extreme heat damages the proteins in the hairs, making them fragile and liable to break off. Careless use of heated brushes or straighteners can even burn the scalp, so that the hair follicles are permanently damaged in that area.
False. Protein-containing conditioners only temporarily fill in defects on the surface of the hair shaft, making it smoother and thicker.
Transplanted hair behaves in a similar way to the hair where it was taken from. It will last a lifetime for most people when the procedure is done correctly. We simply re-distribute existing permanent hair to your thin areas. Sometimes in old age one may experience thinning throughout the donor area, and if this happens the transplanted hair will follow suit.
The art of a hair transplant is to conceal the scars. When performed by skilled surgeons, the results will only be detected by thorough expert medical examination. The donor site will have a very fine scar hidden by your hair, and trichophytic donor closure now renders donor scars extremely difficult to detect even with no covering hair.