We consider this to be the most essential part of any treatment we carry out.
At The Farjo Hair Institute, we don’t simply treat a condition, we treat our patients as individuals. We get to know them, discuss their situation, ask what it is they want to achieve from undergoing treatment and talk about the options to them.
We will advise and recommend what we think is the best way forward, but the decision ultimately rests with the individual. Then – and only then – we will arrange a time for the treatment to take place.
Please complete and submit the following form for a confidential online assessment. Once submitted, a member of our team will get in touch over the next few days to discuss further and hopefully arrange a consultation appointment for you.
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Read about our hair transplant techniques, so you have an idea of what to expect from your consultation- Make sure you are accompanied by your adult guardian if you are under 18
- Let us know in advance of your consultation if you would prefer to see an advisor or doctor of the same sex
- Consider brining a partner, friend or family member with you for support.
- Refrain from brining young children as they cannot remain unsupervised in the reception area.
Price Structure
The larger and vastly more common surgeries are priced according to graft numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Consultation
So that we can get to not only assess your condition, but, more importantly, get to know you as an individual.
This is your opportunity to ask any questions and for us to outline the options open to you.
Everything is handled with the utmost discretion and treated in total privacy and confidentiality.
Besides answering some medically-related questions about your general health, any conditions you may have and any medication you may be taking, and recording your pulse and blood pressure, it’s an informal discussion about your hair loss, what may be causing it and then assessing the treatment options open to you.
One thing that usually doesn’t happen is arranging a date for your treatment. We always advise people to go home and think about what they want to do – and, where possible, encourage them to talk to someone near to where they live, who has had treatment at the clinic.
That really depends on you – we can advise and inform, but ultimately the decision to go ahead with any treatment is up to you. We may recommend that treatment is unsuitable in your particular case – we do not carry out procedures just for the sake of it – but, if we believe treatment would be beneficial, we can progress to discuss the nature of that treatment, arrange an appointment or appointments and discuss costs.