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Temple hair loss is a specific type of hair thinning that occurs around the temples—the flat regions on either side of your forehead. While hair loss in women often brings to mind general thinning across the scalp or widening of the part line, temple hair loss is more localised. It can be particularly distressing due to its visibility a...

For many people, thinning hair or hair loss can feel like an inevitable part of ageing. While androgenetic alopecia (genetic hair loss) is often a common cause, lifestyle issues and nutritional deficiencies can sometimes be overlooked. In particular, vitamin B12 deficiency may play a role in hair loss. In this blog, we’ll explore the...

Menopause is a stage of life that marks the end of a woman's reproductive years. It is caused by a change in hormones, which normally happens naturally through age, but it can also happen through medical treatments or surgical procedures. Menopause can impact women in many ways, both emotionally and physically. It can also impact hair ...

It’s no secret that smoking is widely recognised as a leading cause of numerous health issues, including cancer, heart disease, and respiratory illnesses. But smoking's detrimental impact extends beyond the major organs, affecting nearly every organ and system in the body - including your hair. In this article, we’ll explore how sm...

Rosemary oil is becoming increasingly popular in the world of natural hair care. From social media tutorials to beauty blogs, this essential oil is often touted as a miracle worker for promoting hair growth and improving scalp health. However, with its rising popularity comes some uncertainty: can rosemary oil truly help with hair loss, o...

We are thrilled to share that The Maitland Clinic has been awarded the Best Hair Transformation Award at the prestigious Safety in Beauty Diamond Awards 2024! This incredible recognition reflects our commitment to patient safety, exceptional care, and life-changing results. The Safety in Beauty Awards celebrate excellence across the ae...

Hair loss can be distressing for anyone, and understanding the best ways to promote hair growth has become a key focus for patients and clinics alike. One popular supplement that has generated increased interest is collagen. Well-known for its benefits to skin elasticity and cell regeneration, collagen is now being examined for its potent...

Creatine is one of the most popular and widely used supplements in the world of sports and fitness. Known for its ability to enhance muscle strength and improve athletic performance, creatine has become a go-to for athletes, bodybuilders, and fitness enthusiasts. Despite these benefits, there is a growing concern about the link between cr...

A widow’s peak is a distinctive hairline shape characterised by a V-shaped point in the centre of the forehead. While a widow’s peak hairline is a natural and common hairline, some people may feel self-conscious about their widow's peak or worry that it could be linked to hair loss. This blog aims to clarify what a widow’s peak is, ...

In the past, a receding hairline has typically been associated with men. However, hair loss is a common concern amongst women too, and many women also experience the frustrations and anxiety of a receding hairline. Many aspects of daily life can be distressing when suffering from a receding hairline, but it can be managed and treated w...

Alopecia, the medical term for hair loss, can be a distressing condition that affects both men and women of all ages. Many individuals seek out treatments to restore their hair and regain confidence. An important consideration for those exploring treatments is cost. It’s difficult to provide a one-size-fits-all answer to how much alo...

Key takeaways:  Hair transplants have become an advanced long-term solution for hair loss, with modern techniques like Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) and Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT)/linear strip excision. Common side effects immediately after the procedure include mild pain, swelling, oozing, and redness. Short-term ...

Are you worried that wearing a hat might be causing your hair loss? This is a common concern, especially for people who regularly wear hats for fashion or protection. However, is there any truth to the idea that hats can trigger hair loss? In this blog, we’ll explore the facts behind hats and hair loss and share some helpful tips to ...

Hair loss affects millions of people across the UK and beyond, with both men and women seeking effective solutions to either prevent or manage it. One of the first treatments often considered is the use of specialised hair loss shampoo or hair loss conditioner. But do these products actually work? And if so, what ingredients should you...

Hair loss is a common concern for many people, and a receding hairline is often one of the most visible signs. In this blog, we’ll explore what a receding hairline is and provide a comprehensive overview of different receding hairline treatments. If you’re facing a receding hairline, understanding your options can help you to make an ...

Key takeaways  Hair loss can impact you emotionally, psychologically, and socially, with some studies showing that people with hair loss are more likely to be diagnosed with new-onset anxiety or depression.  Hair restoration treatments have progressed rapidly over recent years meaning a wider range of solutions now exist which o...

Genetics often play a major role in hair loss, making it inevitable for some people. However, numerous other factors such as lifestyle, nutrition, and overall health can also contribute to hair thinning and loss. There are a range of hair loss prevention strategies that may help to maintain healthy, strong hair and reduce the chances o...

Accommodation and travel information for patients visiting the clinic. If traveling some distance, we recommend that you stay locally for the night following your procedure. Some patients also stay the night before surgery in order to attend a pre-op consultation with Dr Ball. Below is a list of recommended accommodation nearby. Hotels ...

Hair thinning is often one of the first signs of hair loss. Although it’s a very common concern impacting millions of people worldwide, it often leads to significant emotional and psychological distress. So what do we actually mean when we talk about hair thinning? Hair thinning is essentially one of the first signs of hair loss (...

Hair loss, medically known as ‘alopecia’, is a condition that impacts millions of people in the UK each year. Whether it’s temporary issues or a chronic condition, hair loss can dramatically affect your overall quality of life. At The Maitland Clinic, we offer a wide range of evidence-based alopecia treatments. Our team of highly...

Hair loss is a prevalent issue that impacts many men, often starting as early as their twenties or thirties. At The Maitland Clinic, with firsthand, personal experience in hair loss, we understand that finding effective treatments are crucial to maintaining confidence and overall wellbeing. In this blog, we’ll explore a range of hair lo...

When most people think of hair loss, they often think that this is something that impacts mainly men. But it’s a really common problem in women too - it’s estimated that by the age 70, around half of women will experience female pattern baldness, the most common type of hair loss. Hair loss can be a distressing experience for women...

We're thrilled to announce that The Maitland Clinic & Dr Edward Ball have been awarded the prestigious Best Hair Restoration Clinic/Practitioner of the Year at the Aesthetic Medicine Awards 2024! The clinic faced fierce competition and took part in a rigorous 2-step application process which was started earlier this year. After sub...

Losing your hair can be an upsetting or worrying experience. It’s something that many people go through, with research estimating that up to 80% of men and 50% of women will experience pattern loss, the most common form of hair loss, during the course of their life. At The Maitland Clinic, we understand that finding the right informa...

As hair loss treatments continue to advance, a wide range of high-quality hair loss medication has become available. Oral minoxidil is a medication which is emerging as a promising treatment option for a wide variety of hair loss conditions. What is oral minoxidil? Minoxidil has been well established as an effective hair loss treatment ...

Topical finasteride has emerged as a novel therapeutic treatment for individuals suffering with hair loss. It’s proving a promising intervention for many, especially those with androgenetic alopecia - more commonly known as ‘pattern baldness’. But what actually is topical finasteride and most importantly, how effective is it? Un...

According to research, those with a full head of hair are often deemed more physically - and also socially - attractive. With these social norms at play, it’s no wonder that hair loss can have a detrimental impact on how we feel about ourselves. In a recent review of multiple hair loss studies, many of those affected by androgenetic ...

Intermittent fasting is a popular dietary strategy that involves restricting calorie intake to specific periods of time. Its advocates claim that it can aid weight loss and improve overall health. However, while there are many benefits, some people believe it can have a negative impact on hair growth. With this in mind, a common question ...

If you want to lower a high hairline or reduce the appearance of a large forehead, a hair transplant can be an effective option. Continue reading to learn more about the different approaches available and the key things to consider before undergoing a hairline transplant, and what options you have for a high forehead. The main hair tra...

Traction alopecia is a type of hair loss that’s caused by constant pulling on the hair follicles, often as a result of wearing tight or restrictive hairstyles. At The Maitland Clinic, we’re often asked questions such as ’How can traction alopecia be treated?’ and ‘Do hair transplants work for traction alopecia?’. In this post...

Traction alopecia is a form of hair loss that occurs when the hair is under constant tension, usually as a result of tight hairstyles like braids or ponytails. The repeated pulling damages the hair follicles and scalp, eventually leading to bald spots. The condition can be worrying and many people are keen to know whether the damage ca...

Traction alopecia can be a distressing condition, especially in the later stages when the hair loss and scarring become more noticeable. Many of the people we speak to are understandably concerned that they won’t be able to fix the damage and regrow healthy hair. So, is it ever too late to treat traction alopecia? The good news is it...

Help Hair® vitamins provide a combination of minerals and B-supplements that are designed to support healthy hair growth. They can be taken alone or, for best results, as part of a multi-pronged hair treatment plan.  Here is a comprehensive, expert guide to Help Hair® vitamin supplements. By Dr Edward Maitland Ball   There ar...

The Fagron TrichoTest™ hair loss test: How a quick and simple genetic test can help identify the hair loss treatment that’s right for you A new genetic swab hair loss test – the Fagron TrichoTest™, available from The Maitland Clinic – can save you time and money by accurately identifying the hair loss treatment that best ...

On May 20th 2022 Dr Edward Ball picked up the award for 'Hair Restoration Practitioner/Clinic of the Year´ at the annual Aesthetic Medicine Awards night. The glamorous event was held at the Park Plaza Hotel in Westminster, London. Dr Ball was up against stiff competition from seven leading industry figures who were also nominated for the...

Here are the FUT/Strip aftercare instructions which will be supplied to you on the day of your procedure and explained in full by our specialist nurse, Karen, or by Dr Ball. Please note: These aftercare instructions are for patients of The Maitland Clinic only. If you have had hair transplant surgery elsewhere, please follow the advice...

Here are the FUE aftercare instructions which will be supplied to you on the day of your procedure and explained by our specialist nurse, Karen, or by Dr Ball. Please note: These aftercare instructions are for patients of The Maitland Clinic only. If you have had hair transplant surgery elsewhere, please follow the advice provided by y...

Limitations of hair transplantation It is important to appreciate that hair loss is progressive. Therefore, your decisions need to take into consideration future hair loss and ensure that a new hairline will suit you now but, equally importantly, in later life. There is only a limited supply of hairs/grafts at the back of your head av...

What is platelet-rich plasma (PRP)? Plasma is the liquid that holds the blood cells in suspension. There are three types of blood cells in the plasma, red blood cells which carry oxygen, white blood cells which help fight infections, and platelets which are responsible for blood clotting, scab formation, wound healing and repair....

The Discovery+ TV series The Hair Loss Clinic follows the experiences of men and women receiving treatment at The Maitland Clinic for different hair loss and scalp conditions. Dr Edward Maitland Ball, our founder and medical director, is filmed examining and consulting with patients, as well as conducting a number of surgical hair transpl...

Dr Edward Maitland Ball features in a TV series filmed at The Maitland Clinic. The Hair Loss Clinic TV show focuses on the impact hair loss can have on men and women and the huge emotional and psychological benefits that can be experienced following hair loss treatment. The Hair Loss Clinic TV series can be viewed on Amazon Prime, Disc...

Undergoing a hair transplant is an exciting time and it’s natural to want to speed up the healing process. With this in mind, many of our patients ask about how to remove scabs after a hair transplant, and when to remove scabs after a hair transplant surgery, and how long hair transplant scabs last. At The Maitland Clinic we provide ful...

Understandably, many of our patients want to know how they should care for their fragile new grafts when they leave the clinic. One of the most common areas of concern is how to sleep after a hair transplant. Here we look at this issue in more detail and include some tips on how to sleep during the recovery period. We recommend that yo...

When planning a hair transplant, many of our patients are keen to know what their newly transplanted hair will look like. At The Maitland Clinic, we’re often asked questions such as “does transplanted hair turn grey?” Our team will be happy to talk through such issues with you in more detail, but this post provides an overview of th...

For many of our patients, being able to style and experiment with their newly transplanted hair is an exciting moment. However, it is important to be extra careful with your scalp in the first few weeks after a hair transplant while the skin and new follicles are healing. One of the questions we’re often asked is “can you dye your hai...

Undergoing a hair transplant is a big step and you will naturally want to do everything you can to make it a success. This usually means making a few changes during the postoperative period, such as limiting sun exposure after a hair transplant. This post contains basic advice about how long to avoid the sun after a hair transplant, but t...

It’s normal to feel conscious about your appearance when undergoing hair restoration surgery. For some patients the prospect of having to shave their head before an FUE hair transplant can be particularly daunting. A common question we are asked at The Maitland Clinic is “can I have an FUE hair transplant without shaving my head?” H...

When considering hair restoration treatment, many patients are keen to know whether they can have more than one hair transplant should the need arise. At The Maitland Clinic, we’re often asked questions such as “how many FUT hair transplants can you have?”. Our team will be happy to answer such questions for you in more detail, but ...

Undergoing a hair transplant is a significant, often life-changing step, so you’ll naturally want to maximise the chances of its success. To do this effectively, you will need to avoid drinking alcohol before and after your surgery. This post explains the affects of alcohol after a hair transplant and includes before and after advice to...

At The Maitland Clinic we’re often asked whether a hair transplant can cause long-term side effects, such as nerve damage. Although the chance of experiencing complications or nerve damage after a hair transplant is minimal, as this post explains, it’s important to understand the risks before committing to hair restoration surgery. ...

Dr. Edward Ball will be joining Dr. Sarah Tonks from the Lovely Clinic for a live discussion on hair transplant surgery today, Friday 3rd April 2020 at 7pm on YouTube and Instagram. If you have any questions you would like answered you can ask them during the live feed.   Dr Sarah Tonks is an aesthetic doctor based in Lo...

Following a hair transplant, many patients are keen to know when, and how, they can style their hair and get a haircut, including when they can use clippers after a hair transplant. One of the questions we are often asked is, “how short can I cut my hair after a hair transplant?”, plus when you can have your first haircut after a hair...

A hair transplant is a big step and a significant investment, so it’s natural to want to know whether your surgery will provide a permanent solution to your hair loss. At The Maitland Clinic, we are often asked: “how long does a hair transplant last?” This post outlines what to expect following hair restoration surgery and consider ...

At The Maitland Clinic we understand that patients may feel conscious about their appearance after a hair transplant. With many people keen to conceal their scalp immediately following their surgery, a question we are often asked is about how soon after a hair transplant you can wear a cap or hat. How soon after a hair transplant can y...

If you are considering a hair transplant, you will want a realistic idea about the results you are likely to see in the months following your surgery. This post explains what to expect four months after undergoing a hair transplant at The Maitland Clinic. What to expect 4 months post op from a hair transplant? Following a hair transpla...

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a non-surgical hair restoration treatment which involves injecting small amounts of a concentrated solution derived from a sample of your own blood into areas of the scalp affected by hair loss. There is growing evidence that it can produce very good results for some patients, without the need for transplant ...

Once you have decided to undergo hair transplant surgery, you will of course want to maximise the chances of its success. To help you achieve the best possible results you may need to avoid certain activities, such as smoking, before and after surgery. So how soon after a hair transplant can you smoke? When can you smoke cigarettes aft...

I wanted to share my personal experiences when it comes to Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) for hair loss. Some of the most common questions I get asked during a consultation are Does PRP actually work? and How soon can I return to work after PRP?   My PRP for hair loss story In January 2019 I completed my third PRP session over t...

With a number of hair transplant techniques now available, at The Maitland Clinic we are often asked ‘which technique is best?’ While each method can produce natural looking results, as this post explains, the best treatment for you will depend on a range of factors. The two principal hair transplant techniques are Follicular Unit ...

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) hair loss therapy is a non-surgical treatment that involves injecting a patient’s scalp with a concentrated solution derived from their own blood. There is growing evidence that this process can stimulate hair growth in many people, thus avoiding the need for a hair transplant in some cases and enhancing a hai...

  Hair transplant surgery can transform appearances and change lives, but can also be the cause of great disappointment and distress if poorly planned or performed on the wrong person.   What is the risk of having a hair transplant at a young age? If performed on someone too young or if an inappropr...

Dr Edward Ball explains the 7 key questions to ask if you’re considering a hair transplant – as featured in GQ magazine… Dr Edward Ball, Medical Director at The Maitland Clinic, recently featured in a GQ magazine article, giving no-nonsense advice to men considering hair transplant surgery. The piece also included qu...

If you have researched hair transplant surgery online you will probably have seen adverts for apparently low-cost operations, perhaps overseas. In some countries, the growth of a ‘medical tourism industry’ has seen a proliferation of new hair clinics opening up, many focusing on volume of patients rather than quality. The pre...

A hair transplant - whether FUT or FUE - is a serious medical procedure. Proper aftercare is required to protect your new hair grafts and your general health, and that includes making sure you don’t return to normal activities - such as going to the gym - too soon. So how long after a hair transplant can you exercise? It is rec...

The two principal methods of hair transplant are Follicular Unit Transplant (FUT)/strip and Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) - also known as Follicular Unit Extraction. Both are effective hair restoration techniques, with a high success rate. So what is the difference between them? This post explains... The main difference between FUT an...

If you have scar tissue on your scalp - from an injury, a burn or even a previous hair transplant - you may be considering a hair transplant on scar tissue to help disguise it. Alternatively, you may wish to have a hair transplant and are worried that your scar tissue prevents you from benefitting. If you have been searching questions ...

One of the most common concerns raised by people considering an FUE hair restoration procedure and hair transplant surgery is whether the results will be permanent. Can a single treatment effectively ‘cure’ baldness forever, or will you need to have multiple procedures through your life? So is an FUE hair transplant permanent? A...

If you are considering an FUE or FUT hair transplant you may have heard of the phenomenon of ‘shock loss’ after hair transplant surgery. But what is shock hair loss - and will you suffer it after your transplant? ‘Shock hair loss’ usually happens between two and eight weeks after an FUT or FUE hair transplant, when your new hai...

At The Maitland Clinic, we have recently had our routine inspection from the Care Quality Commission. The inspector was impressed and suggested that we should proudly share our report.  You can read their summary below or go to CQC's website to read and download the full report.   The Maitland Clinic Limited - Inspection repor...

So you have made the decision to discuss your hair loss and have booked in to see us. What happens next? Have you ever wondered what happens at a hair transplant consultation? Following your enquiry, you will be asked to complete a short confidential form and upload some photos. You will then receive an email with your personalised rec...

If you’ve been researching the hair transplant technique FUE online you have may noticed that there appear to be two different terms with that acronym: Follicular Unit Extraction and Follicular Unit Excision. In fact, both these terms refer to the same procedure. But which is the correct term? The correct technical term for the ha...

If you are considering Follicular Unit Transplant (FUT) hair restoration surgery then one of the questions you’re likely to have is: what is the average healing time after the operation? At the Maitland Clinic we provide full information and a comprehensive aftercare service to ensure a timely recovery with minimum disruption to your li...

A common concern people have when considering an FUE transplant is whether they are likely to be left with scarring. At The Maitland Clinic we take every care to keep scarring to an absolute minimum in all our hair transplants - in most cases completely unnoticeable with hair worn above a grade 1 or 2. But does an FUE hair transplant l...

  In the UK, all service providers need to signpost consumers to a government authorised consumer redress scheme. The Cosmetic Redress Scheme (CRS) provides dispute resolution for the cosmetic market. Please see our Complaints Policy for full details on the process for making a complaint.   How it works By law, Servi...

Men and women with athletic bodies and perfect hairlines are seen all over magazines and TV. Social media then exposes us all to public scrutiny and can create an obsession with appearance. So it’s no surprise that some people rush into booking a hair transplant if it is offered to them as a cheap and easy option. And to be fa...

We’re often asked by new patients how painful an FUE hair transplant will be. During the FUE hair transplant procedure, most patients will not experience any pain at all. That’s due to the numbing process that happens first, where we inject local anaesthetic into the areas of the scalp that we will be treating. This local anaest...

Hair transplant procedures will always involve a certain amount of time for recovery, healing and growth of the new hairs. How long it takes for the hair to regrow is a commonly asked question that is often asked by men and women during their consultation process with us at The Maitland Clinic. A hair transplant is a surgical procedure...

YouTuber 'FUE Vlog' is documenting his recent FUE hair transplant journey with The Maitland Clinic on YouTube right now. He visited us some months back for a consultation, concerned about his frontal and mid scalp area. FUE Vlog was not comfortable with using Propecia/Finasteride , therefore it was important that an appropriate hairline ...

Sig G kindly came to see Dr Ball and myself at our Hampshire clinic in December to show off his results of his 4000 graft FUT case that we have all been following through his YouTube video diaries. Sig G is quite rightly delighted with his results one year after surgery and has made a big difference to how he looks and feels about his hai...

This is probably the final and last video in the FUT hair transplant video diary series. It’s a short one this time, and we will leave it up to our patient to say what he thinks about the amazing results he has gained from working with The Maitland Clinic. You can watch the video in full below, and also subscribe to us on Youtube. ...

In the latest video diary entry, we see our patient after the 11 month point. In this video he provides close-ups of the hair transplant results. This will be one of the last FUT hair transplant video diary entries, with only one or more to come as he nearly has the final results. Soon he will be visiting The Maitland Clinic for some offi...

In our latest video diary entry, our patient shows what his hair transplant looks like when his hair is wet. He also attempts to let the viewer see the scarring, and also applies hair wax to his head. The video shows the exceptional results achieved 10 months after an FUT hair transplant procedure with Dr Ball and The Maitland Clinic. ...

Episode 22 of our patient's hair transplant video diary sees his progress at the 9 month point. As you can see he has experienced exceptional results, and in the video he gives an overview of his thoughts, and shows the top of his head too so you can get a closer look at how the FUT hair transplant has worked for him. You can watch the...

Watch the video below to see the latest episode in our patient's hair transplant diary. At this point he is 8 months after surgery, and is experiencing some truly amazing results as you can see. He still has to get to the 12 month point, which is when the full results should be seen, but so far, so good! You can watch the video in full...

Episode 20 in our FUT hair transplant diary sees out patient come back from the hairdressers, and he is blown away by the results. Watch the video and then subscribe for more, as he is still only 7 months into the process, with further progress to be made. You can watch the video in full below, and also subscribe to us on Youtube. ...

Episode 19 of our FUT hair transplant video diary sees our patient at the 6 month stage of the process, with stunning results visible, but still some time to go. Watch the video to see how he is getting on, and also subscribe to The Maitland Clinic's YouTube channel to be notified each time a new video is posted. You can watch the vide...

In episode 18 of our hair transplant video diary we catch up with our patient at the 5 month point. As you can see from the video the hair is really starting to grow-in now, and he’s even been to the hairdressers and is starting to use hair wax. You can watch the video in full below, and also subscribe to us on Youtube. Previous...

Episode 17 of our patient's FUT hair transplant video diary sees great progress, with highly visible results now appearing. You can watch the video in full, which is part of a 12 month series of stepped diary entries regarding his hair transplant. You can watch the video in full below, and also subscribe to us on Youtube. Previous...

In this new video (episode 16) from our patient video diary series, he gives us a 3 months after the hair transplant update. Please watch the video in full to see how he is feeling after 3 months, and the results so far. Its still early days as he says. You can watch the video in full below, and also subscribe to us on Youtube. Pr...

Click below to watch episode 15 of our patient's hair transplant video diary where he shows us the scarring and talks about the re-growth he is experiencing. These videos are posted regularly, and show the entire journey and process from start to finish. More are coming soon! You can watch the video in full below, and also subscribe to...

Our patient video diary of an FUT hair transplant is progressing very well, and in episode 14 we hear from him after 1 month since surgery. To follow the progress, and to view past videos please subscribe to our channel using the link below where you can also find a playlist with all the videos placed together in order. You can watch t...

Episode 13 in our patient's video diary of his FUT hair transplant we talk to him 11 days after surgery. He is really happy, and has this to say about the progress being made: “Nothing drastic but as you can see I’ve shaved my hair shorter around the sides and it’s tied in very well to the top section done by Dr Ball. I am loving t...

Whey protein shakes have become hugely popular with gym-goers looking to add muscle bulk through a high protein diet. Many stories have been circulating over the past few years regarding a possible link between some whey protein shakes and hair loss. It has been suggested that many protein shakes (or, more specifically, the creatine an...

One of the most critical aspects of surgery for many patients is 'How soon will I look normal?' Now that will vary from patient to patient and various factors play a part in how the scalp heals following surgery but we advise in most cases after FUE that the scalp should not have signs that surgery has taken place between 7-10 days pos...

In our long-running video diary series of a real-life hair transplant patient we go to day 8 after surgery. In the video our patient gives a quick timeline of what’s happened so far including the operation on the Tuesday, then back to work on the following Monday. He gives some detail on his experience of going back to work (wearing ...

Episode 11 in our patient video diary of his hair transplant journey is a little shorter than normal. We get a quick update from our patient. He tells us how the swelling has now calmed down and he has finished his course of pain killers. In the video he shows the top of his head and also shows us the stitches in the side of head. He ...

This patient in his late 30's came to see Dr. Edward Ball with a view to lower his hairline. Having receded back some time before he had not noticed further recession for nearly 10 years now and felt it was the right time to take action. At the time of the consultation the patient by recommendation by Dr Ball to start Propecia to help pre...

This patient in his late forties flew to the UK for FUE Hair transplant surgery at The Maitland Clinic after a productive Skype consultation with Dr Edward Ball. He was concerned about the amount of visible scalp on show in his crown. Feeling that the area was stable with daily use of Regaine it was the right time to try to close up the c...

Episode 10 in our patient video diary series sees our patient provide a little bit more detail on the recovery process involved after a hair transplant. He is still experiencing a little swelling and tightness in the scalp area, but otherwise has no pain or discomfort. Subscribe to our YouTube channel (click here) to receive more vid...