DHI Australia Microsurgery Hair Transplant Specialists

Today, more and more people are turning to hair transplants to combat the ageing appearance that receding and thinning hair portrays. Interestingly, microsurgery hair transplant is increasingly popular for younger people.

Meet 35 year old Nick. Nick decided to have his hairline restored after seeing the impressive and natural result his older brother achieved from his DHI hair transplant 14 months ago. Nick was always conscious about his receding hairline and either covered it with a cap or used strong-hold hair products to style his hair forward to cover his hairline. Now two weeks post his DHI microsurgery hair transplant, Nick shares with us his before and after videos. We love how Nick is straight up, and just says it how it is. 

Why do people choose to have a hair transplant? Why do people tattoo their skin or choose to wear the clothes that they wear? Although there are infinite possible answers to these questions, many of the answers will relate to self-confidence, self-expression, how people want to be perceived, and their own unique style.

DHI patient Jonathan, had his microsurgery procedure 12 months ago. We are going to share with you Jonathan’s journey, why he decided to have a hair transplant, what it was like before, during and the result, 12 months later.

It’s pretty grim when a hair restoration treatment results in less hair than what you started with. How can this happen? It has everything to do with follicle (hair) survival rate. We often hear the term “success rate” with hair transplants, but the “success rate” is often very misleading. If we think of “success” as future hair growth, then virtually everyone will have “success” as at least some of the implanted hairs will continue to grow.

What is more pertinent to know is the follicle “survival rate” which is the number of transplanted hairs that survive, to produce permanent hair growth.

What does it take to be the best? When you consider the top golfers or surgeons, inherently there is natural skill, but perhaps most importantly, there is a persistent drive to be the best and a technique that is improved and refined in every aspect, with the aim of achieving perfection.

With the impetus to be the best, over the past 50 years, DHI has evolved hair restoration processes and procedures to achieve the most refined hair transplant technique, referred to as DHI Microsurgery. There are 3 key “pillars” or benefits that are unique to DHI.

Imagine going through the process of getting a hair transplant and being unhappy with the result. A bad hair transplant or obvious scarring can be devastating. At DHI Australia, approximately 15% of the procedures we do is correction work – fixing the mistakes from other clinics in Australia and abroad. These corrective procedures are difficult as there is often a large amount of scarring to deal with.

Here we give you our top tips on how to avoid a bad hair transplant to ensure you’re happy with the result.

Feeling confident is very powerful for the human psyche. Our hair has an undeniable impact on how we see ourselves and how others see us. Feeling good about our hair can help boost our self-esteem and self-confidence. In clinic, following DHI microsurgery, we often hear, “I wish I did this years ago” from our patients. So why don’t they take action sooner?

For some people, it can be the fear of an unnatural result that causes people to stall on their hair restoration decision. In this article, we explain how you can be assured of a natural-looking hair transplant result, guaranteed.

Being a celebrity hair stylist inherently comes with a lot of pressure, and feeling confident with your own hair is important. For someone who has built their career on hair and style, losing their own hair, and thereby taking away the ability to style it, can be like losing the very essence of themselves. This celebrity hair stylist was suffering from Grade 4 Androgenetic Alopecia. Having tried countless "treatments", homeopathic therapies and home remedies without success, he then turned to DHI.

Permanent and natural looking results are imperative for a good hair transplant. Following a lot of research, this celebrity hair stylist visited a DHI clinic to find out more about DHI microsurgery.

Deciphering the plethora of information on the internet can be a challenge when you’re researching hair transplants. The web is a great place to start when gathering information, however there is a lot of false, misleading and vague information out there, so how do you know what to trust? 

At the DHI Medical Group, we have over 48 years experience in hair restoration and 75 clinics globally, making us the largest and most experienced team in hair restoration. We have compiled a list of the most important frequently asked questions about DHI Microsurgery hair transplants so you can have correct information to help you with your research.

“How many grafts do I need?” is just one of the many questions we get asked in hair restoration consultations. Most people do their research before they come into clinic and already have an idea about how many grafts they “need” to achieve a good hair transplant, with a “good” hair transplant meaning a dense and natural looking result.

We’ll explain why trying to calculate the number of grafts you will need from information you find online can be deceiving and the science behind calculating the number of grafts that you actually need.

Are you considering a hair transplant? Or have you already taken the first step and had a consultation? Or perhaps you’ve already booked and you’re preparing for your procedure? This article covers what you need to know before having your hair transplant.