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.

A changing hairline is a reality for many men and some women. It can appear as receding hair, evenly or unevenly, or an imbalance of fullness along your hairline. Early stages of hair loss can be worrying for some, particularly if it starts in your 20’s or 30’s. Knowing whether it’s a problem that warrants treatment or not can be confusing.

An uneven hairline is a common concern and there are several reasons why you could be experiencing it. Find out what causes an uneven hairline and how you can restore your hairline, permanently.

Most people will experience hair loss at some point in their life. It can happen to anyone and the causes and symptoms may differ from person to person. As it’s one of the first things you see when looking in the mirror, men typically notice they are losing hair when they realise that their hairline has changed.

With gradual hair loss, some people may not even realise how much their hairline has receded until they compare a recent photo to an older one. A changing hairline doesn’t always mean its receding.

Wondering what it's really like following a hair transplant? When researching, you may have noticed a clear lack of information of what to expect in the first three months following a hair transplant procedure.  "Don't show people what they don't want to see" has been the reason why traditional hair transplant post-procedure images haven't been readily available. Now with DHI microsurgery - the most delicate and least invasive technique - there's no reason to hide what it's really like post-procedure.

To show you what you can expect during the first three months following DHI microsurgery, we have followed Jonathan's recovery from the day of his procedure to 3 months post-procedure (and will continue to follow his progress).

Some are born with it, but most notice it progresses with age; a receding or set-back hairline can really impact a man’s appearance, often adding years to perceived age. Let’s take the famous actor, Jude Law, for example. His hairline has made headlines for years. In 2013, his hair was noticeably sparse on top, but just a couple of years later, he sported a much denser do. Was it a hair transplant or just some clever hair dressing?

We share our top 5 tips to hide a receding hairline, and hopefully knock a few years off perceived age.

If you’ve found yourself wearing a hat as often as you wear pants due to a lack of hair up top, you may be contemplating a solution that will give you the liberty to become hat-free. Forget shaving your head, wearing a wig and those dreadful hair plugs, think DHI microsurgery, where your barber won’t even be able to tell you’ve had a hair transplant or hairline redesign.

An expanding waist line, wrinkles, thinning hair, grey hair and hair growing out of places it shouldn’t! Getting older throws us curve-balls from all directions. Thankfully, the world of non-surgical cosmetic treatments that are now, more than ever before, tailored to men, gives us a realm of anti-ageing solutions to help keep our true age and our perceived age as far apart as possible. 

We are going to talk about thinning hair, receding hair lines and grey hair and just how much of an ageing effect they have.

In a similar way to when keyhole surgery was developed to offer patients a less invasive option and reduce recovery time, the microsurgery version of FUE is what now sets the benchmark for hair transplants. 

The DHI, or Direct Hair Implantation microsurgery hair transplant technique offers patients a comfortable procedure with minimal recovery time and 100% natural results as explained in detail below. 

You may already know that DHT plays a role in hair loss, but what exactly is it? DHT stands for dihydrotestosterone and it is an androgen, or hormone, responsible for giving men their male characteristics, such as body hair, increased muscle mass and deeper voice. The 5a-reductase enzyme synthesises DHT from testosterone in areas such as the prostate and hair follicles. DHT is considered to be a contributor to male pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia as it is thought to cause hair follicles to miniaturise.

Treatments that block DHT may be able to prevent hair loss. For those already suffering from hair loss, a hairline redesign or hair transplant could be an option for a permanent solution rather than prevention.