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The hair around the back and sides of the head is genetically programmed to grow for life. A hair transplant is a simple redistribution of this permanent hair to the thin and balding areas of the scalp.
Hair loss has a range of causes, and it is important to get an expert diagnosis in order to choose the right treatment for your specific condition. For example, male pattern baldness is caused by a hormone called DHT (Dihydrotestosterone), which damages the hair follicles on the top of the head, but doesn’t affect the hairs on the back and sides of the head. The same hormone causes female hair loss but in a different pattern. Other causes of hair loss include stress, scalp conditions and some medications. For personalised hair loss advice, arrange a private consultation with Vinci Hair Clinic.
Androgenetic alopecia is the medical name for male and female pattern hair loss, the most common cause of hair loss in adults. It is hereditary, and it happens because hair follicles in genetically susceptible areas gradually miniaturise, producing finer, shorter hairs each cycle until they stop producing altogether. In men it typically shows as a receding hairline and thinning crown; in women, as diffuse thinning through the parting. It is not the only cause of hair loss, which is why we examine your scalp before assuming anything. Conditions like telogen effluvium or alopecia areata look different and are treated differently.
Absolutely. As we are using your own natural hair, it will continue growing at the same pace as the rest of your hair.
Vinci FUE sessions will require us to shave your donor area quite short. There is more on how the procedure is carried out in our complete guide to FUE hair transplants.
As the transplanted hair is in different phases from growth to dormant, regrowth is progressive and starts from approximately three months post-op. At the six-month stage, hair growth has been active for three months, and we would expect to see a good portion of the hair growing through. Nearly all the regrowth is achieved from between 12 to 18 months.
Yes. The hair follicles we transplant from the donor area are genetically programmed to grow for the rest of your life. This doesn’t change when we transplant the hairs to the bald or thinning area.
Transplanted hair is normally permanent. Follicles are taken from the donor area at the back and sides of the scalp, which is genetically resistant to the hormone that causes pattern hair loss, and they keep that resistance once moved. What is not permanent is the hair around them. If your underlying hair loss is still progressing, untreated native hair can continue to thin, which over years can make an otherwise successful transplant look uneven. That is why planning accounts for future loss, and why medical management of the surrounding hair is often recommended alongside surgery.
Not always, but most patients are advised to. A transplant restores hair to the areas treated; it does not stop the hair loss that is still happening elsewhere on the scalp. Medications such as finasteride and minoxidil are commonly prescribed to help stabilise that ongoing loss and protect the result you have paid for. Both have possible side effects, and finasteride is prescription-only, so whether either is right for you is a clinical decision made with your specialist, not a default add-on. Some patients, particularly those with stable or scarring hair loss, need no medication at all.
They work differently and are often used together. Finasteride is a prescription tablet that reduces the hormone driving pattern hair loss, so it is aimed at slowing or halting the cause. Minoxidil is applied to the scalp and works by extending the growth phase of the hair cycle, improving thickness and coverage in the area treated. Finasteride is only appropriate for some patients and carries possible side effects that need discussing properly; minoxidil is available without prescription but has to be used continuously to maintain any benefit. Your specialist recommends one, both or neither based on your diagnosis, age and medical history.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you. Our guide to what to expect at a hair transplant consultation walks through the appointment step by step.
If you are not a good candidate for a hair transplant procedure, your Vinci specialist will provide you with an honest assessment of your case and recommend alternative treatment options, which may include MSP or medical treatments.
There is no strict upper age limit, but there is good reason for caution at the younger end. Hair loss in your early twenties is often still progressing quickly and its final pattern is not yet clear, so a hairline placed then can look out of keeping a decade later once the surrounding hair has receded further. For younger patients we frequently recommend stabilising the loss medically first and revisiting surgery once the pattern is established. At the other end, age itself is not a barrier, and general health and donor quality matter far more than the number. We look at this in more detail in our guide to hair loss in your 20s.
That is confirmed at consultation, and only estimated until surgery begins. The number depends on the area you want covered, the density you want in it, and, as the limiting factor, how much donor hair you have available. Vinci prices by procedure size rather than per graft, precisely because the exact count cannot be known in advance and per-graft pricing creates an incentive to inflate it. Your specialist assesses your donor density in person and recommends the size that achieves the plan you have agreed.
Vinci prices UK hair transplant surgery by procedure size, not by graft count, and surgery starts from £3,500. We price by size because the exact number of grafts is only confirmed once extraction begins, and quoting per graft encourages a number to be inflated. The current size tiers, what each one covers and what is included in the fee are set out in our UK hair transplant cost guide. After your consultation you receive a fixed written quote for the size of procedure recommended, with nothing added later. Cost matters, but the quality of the work should be your first consideration when choosing who carries out a procedure you will have for the rest of your life.
Yes. Finance is available to help spread the cost of treatment, with applications made online and a quick decision. V H C London Ltd, trading as Vinci Hair Clinic, is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FRN 665393. We act as a credit broker and not a lender, and we may introduce you to loan products provided by Buyline Ltd. Finance is only available to UK residents aged 18 and over, and is subject to application, affordability and credit checks. Representative examples and the full terms are on our finance and regulatory information page.
PRP at Vinci is priced per session, and the number of sessions depends on the area being treated and how your hair responds. Our protocol is a three session induction course spaced monthly, followed by quarterly maintenance sessions to hold the result, so PRP is a treatment you continue rather than a one off. Current session and package prices are set out in our PRP hair treatment guide. Your specialist confirms the exact number of sessions and the total cost in your written treatment plan after consultation, so you know the full commitment before starting. PRP is often used alongside a transplant or medication rather than instead of them.
In most cases no. The NHS in the UK for example will pay for a handful of surgeries per year, but rarely in cases of standard pattern baldness. On the other hand, treatment costs for hair loss caused as a direct result of accidents, where private insurance liability is in place, are potentially covered by insurance companies.
The hair around the back and sides of the head is genetically programmed to grow for life. A hair transplant is a simple redistribution of this permanent hair to the thin and balding areas of the scalp.
Hair loss has a range of causes, and it is important to get an expert diagnosis in order to choose the right treatment for your specific condition. For example, male pattern baldness is caused by a hormone called DHT (Dihydrotestosterone), which damages the hair follicles on the top of the head, but doesn’t affect the hairs on the back and sides of the head. The same hormone causes female hair loss but in a different pattern. Other causes of hair loss include stress, scalp conditions and some medications. For personalised hair loss advice, arrange a private consultation with Vinci Hair Clinic.
Androgenetic alopecia is the medical name for male and female pattern hair loss, the most common cause of hair loss in adults. It is hereditary, and it happens because hair follicles in genetically susceptible areas gradually miniaturise, producing finer, shorter hairs each cycle until they stop producing altogether. In men it typically shows as a receding hairline and thinning crown; in women, as diffuse thinning through the parting. It is not the only cause of hair loss, which is why we examine your scalp before assuming anything. Conditions like telogen effluvium or alopecia areata look different and are treated differently.
Absolutely. As we are using your own natural hair, it will continue growing at the same pace as the rest of your hair.
Vinci FUE sessions will require us to shave your donor area quite short. There is more on how the procedure is carried out in our complete guide to FUE hair transplants.
As the transplanted hair is in different phases from growth to dormant, regrowth is progressive and starts from approximately three months post-op. At the six-month stage, hair growth has been active for three months, and we would expect to see a good portion of the hair growing through. Nearly all the regrowth is achieved from between 12 to 18 months.
Yes. The hair follicles we transplant from the donor area are genetically programmed to grow for the rest of your life. This doesn’t change when we transplant the hairs to the bald or thinning area.
Transplanted hair is normally permanent. Follicles are taken from the donor area at the back and sides of the scalp, which is genetically resistant to the hormone that causes pattern hair loss, and they keep that resistance once moved. What is not permanent is the hair around them. If your underlying hair loss is still progressing, untreated native hair can continue to thin, which over years can make an otherwise successful transplant look uneven. That is why planning accounts for future loss, and why medical management of the surrounding hair is often recommended alongside surgery.
Not always, but most patients are advised to. A transplant restores hair to the areas treated; it does not stop the hair loss that is still happening elsewhere on the scalp. Medications such as finasteride and minoxidil are commonly prescribed to help stabilise that ongoing loss and protect the result you have paid for. Both have possible side effects, and finasteride is prescription-only, so whether either is right for you is a clinical decision made with your specialist, not a default add-on. Some patients, particularly those with stable or scarring hair loss, need no medication at all.
They work differently and are often used together. Finasteride is a prescription tablet that reduces the hormone driving pattern hair loss, so it is aimed at slowing or halting the cause. Minoxidil is applied to the scalp and works by extending the growth phase of the hair cycle, improving thickness and coverage in the area treated. Finasteride is only appropriate for some patients and carries possible side effects that need discussing properly; minoxidil is available without prescription but has to be used continuously to maintain any benefit. Your specialist recommends one, both or neither based on your diagnosis, age and medical history.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you. Our guide to what to expect at a hair transplant consultation walks through the appointment step by step.
If you are not a good candidate for a hair transplant procedure, your Vinci specialist will provide you with an honest assessment of your case and recommend alternative treatment options, which may include MSP or medical treatments.
There is no strict upper age limit, but there is good reason for caution at the younger end. Hair loss in your early twenties is often still progressing quickly and its final pattern is not yet clear, so a hairline placed then can look out of keeping a decade later once the surrounding hair has receded further. For younger patients we frequently recommend stabilising the loss medically first and revisiting surgery once the pattern is established. At the other end, age itself is not a barrier, and general health and donor quality matter far more than the number. We look at this in more detail in our guide to hair loss in your 20s.
That is confirmed at consultation, and only estimated until surgery begins. The number depends on the area you want covered, the density you want in it, and, as the limiting factor, how much donor hair you have available. Vinci prices by procedure size rather than per graft, precisely because the exact count cannot be known in advance and per-graft pricing creates an incentive to inflate it. Your specialist assesses your donor density in person and recommends the size that achieves the plan you have agreed.
Vinci prices UK hair transplant surgery by procedure size, not by graft count, and surgery starts from £3,500. We price by size because the exact number of grafts is only confirmed once extraction begins, and quoting per graft encourages a number to be inflated. The current size tiers, what each one covers and what is included in the fee are set out in our UK hair transplant cost guide. After your consultation you receive a fixed written quote for the size of procedure recommended, with nothing added later. Cost matters, but the quality of the work should be your first consideration when choosing who carries out a procedure you will have for the rest of your life.
Yes. Finance is available to help spread the cost of treatment, with applications made online and a quick decision. V H C London Ltd, trading as Vinci Hair Clinic, is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FRN 665393. We act as a credit broker and not a lender, and we may introduce you to loan products provided by Buyline Ltd. Finance is only available to UK residents aged 18 and over, and is subject to application, affordability and credit checks. Representative examples and the full terms are on our finance and regulatory information page.
PRP at Vinci is priced per session, and the number of sessions depends on the area being treated and how your hair responds. Our protocol is a three session induction course spaced monthly, followed by quarterly maintenance sessions to hold the result, so PRP is a treatment you continue rather than a one off. Current session and package prices are set out in our PRP hair treatment guide. Your specialist confirms the exact number of sessions and the total cost in your written treatment plan after consultation, so you know the full commitment before starting. PRP is often used alongside a transplant or medication rather than instead of them.
In most cases no. The NHS in the UK for example will pay for a handful of surgeries per year, but rarely in cases of standard pattern baldness. On the other hand, treatment costs for hair loss caused as a direct result of accidents, where private insurance liability is in place, are potentially covered by insurance companies.
The procedure itself is not painful. It is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you are awake and comfortable throughout. The part most patients describe as uncomfortable is the anaesthetic injections at the start, which take a few minutes. After that you should feel pressure and movement rather than pain. Afterwards, mild soreness and tightness in the donor area for a few days is normal and manageable with simple painkillers. Sessions are long, so most people find sitting still for several hours the bigger challenge. Our guide to surgery day at Vinci sets out exactly what happens.
Most patients return to desk-based work within a few days. The recipient area is typically red and scabbed for roughly the first week to ten days, with any swelling settling in the first few days. Scabs clear as you follow the washing routine you are given, and the donor area usually settles fastest. Strenuous exercise, swimming, saunas and direct sun exposure are restricted for longer, and your specialist gives you exact dates in writing. Visible recovery and biological recovery are different things: the scalp looks normal within a couple of weeks, but the result takes about twelve months. There is a day by day recovery guide on our blog.
Usually after around ten to fourteen days, once the grafts have secured and any scabbing has cleared, though your specialist will give you a date. Wearing a hat too early risks catching or dislodging grafts, and pressure or friction on the recipient area is the main thing to avoid in the first two weeks. When you do return to hats, a loose-fitting one that sits above the transplanted area is better than anything tight or heavy. If you need head covering for work or sun protection sooner, raise it before your procedure and it will be planned for.
Light activity such as walking is usually fine within a few days, but strenuous exercise, weight training and anything that raises your heart rate or causes heavy sweating is normally restricted for around two to four weeks. Sweat, increased blood pressure and the risk of knocking the recipient area are the concerns, and swimming pools and saunas are held back longer again. Contact sports wait longest. Your specialist gives you specific dates in your aftercare plan. If you train seriously, tell them before you book so timings can be planned around your schedule.
Mainly protecting the grafts for the first two weeks and following a specific washing routine. You are given written instructions covering how and when to wash your scalp, how to sleep to avoid pressure on the grafts, which medications to take, and when you can resume exercise, swimming, hats and sun exposure. The first ten days matter most, because grafts are still securing themselves. Aftercare is not something you manage alone. You have follow-up appointments with your specialist, and results are reviewed at intervals through the first year as the hair matures.
Shock loss is the temporary shedding of existing hair around the treated area in the weeks after surgery, and in most cases it is not permanent. It happens because the trauma of the procedure pushes nearby follicles into a resting phase early; the follicles themselves are still there and normally resume growing within a few months. It can be alarming, particularly when transplanted hairs shed at the same time. That shedding is expected and part of the normal cycle. Hair that was already miniaturising before surgery is the least likely to return, which is another reason ongoing loss is managed medically.
Some scarring is unavoidable, because any procedure that moves follicles leaves marks, but with FUE it is designed to be undetectable at normal hair length. FUE extracts follicles individually, leaving small circular scars scattered across the donor area rather than a single line, and these are typically hidden once the hair grows back to a short length. Very short clipper grades can make them visible in certain lighting. How well the donor area heals depends on extraction being spread properly and on your own healing, which is one reason we assess donor density carefully before recommending a procedure size.
Some patients do, and it is better to plan for the possibility than be surprised by it. A second procedure is usually for one of two reasons: hair loss has continued in untreated areas over the following years, or the original plan was staged deliberately because the area to cover was large. Neither means the first procedure failed. Whether a second is possible depends on donor supply remaining, which is why a responsible first procedure never takes everything available. Your specialist will tell you at consultation if staging is likely in your case.
The procedure itself is not painful. It is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you are awake and comfortable throughout. The part most patients describe as uncomfortable is the anaesthetic injections at the start, which take a few minutes. After that you should feel pressure and movement rather than pain. Afterwards, mild soreness and tightness in the donor area for a few days is normal and manageable with simple painkillers. Sessions are long, so most people find sitting still for several hours the bigger challenge. Our guide to surgery day at Vinci sets out exactly what happens.
Most patients return to desk-based work within a few days. The recipient area is typically red and scabbed for roughly the first week to ten days, with any swelling settling in the first few days. Scabs clear as you follow the washing routine you are given, and the donor area usually settles fastest. Strenuous exercise, swimming, saunas and direct sun exposure are restricted for longer, and your specialist gives you exact dates in writing. Visible recovery and biological recovery are different things: the scalp looks normal within a couple of weeks, but the result takes about twelve months. There is a day by day recovery guide on our blog.
Usually after around ten to fourteen days, once the grafts have secured and any scabbing has cleared, though your specialist will give you a date. Wearing a hat too early risks catching or dislodging grafts, and pressure or friction on the recipient area is the main thing to avoid in the first two weeks. When you do return to hats, a loose-fitting one that sits above the transplanted area is better than anything tight or heavy. If you need head covering for work or sun protection sooner, raise it before your procedure and it will be planned for.
Light activity such as walking is usually fine within a few days, but strenuous exercise, weight training and anything that raises your heart rate or causes heavy sweating is normally restricted for around two to four weeks. Sweat, increased blood pressure and the risk of knocking the recipient area are the concerns, and swimming pools and saunas are held back longer again. Contact sports wait longest. Your specialist gives you specific dates in your aftercare plan. If you train seriously, tell them before you book so timings can be planned around your schedule.
Mainly protecting the grafts for the first two weeks and following a specific washing routine. You are given written instructions covering how and when to wash your scalp, how to sleep to avoid pressure on the grafts, which medications to take, and when you can resume exercise, swimming, hats and sun exposure. The first ten days matter most, because grafts are still securing themselves. Aftercare is not something you manage alone. You have follow-up appointments with your specialist, and results are reviewed at intervals through the first year as the hair matures.
Shock loss is the temporary shedding of existing hair around the treated area in the weeks after surgery, and in most cases it is not permanent. It happens because the trauma of the procedure pushes nearby follicles into a resting phase early; the follicles themselves are still there and normally resume growing within a few months. It can be alarming, particularly when transplanted hairs shed at the same time. That shedding is expected and part of the normal cycle. Hair that was already miniaturising before surgery is the least likely to return, which is another reason ongoing loss is managed medically.
Some scarring is unavoidable, because any procedure that moves follicles leaves marks, but with FUE it is designed to be undetectable at normal hair length. FUE extracts follicles individually, leaving small circular scars scattered across the donor area rather than a single line, and these are typically hidden once the hair grows back to a short length. Very short clipper grades can make them visible in certain lighting. How well the donor area heals depends on extraction being spread properly and on your own healing, which is one reason we assess donor density carefully before recommending a procedure size.
Some patients do, and it is better to plan for the possibility than be surprised by it. A second procedure is usually for one of two reasons: hair loss has continued in untreated areas over the following years, or the original plan was staged deliberately because the area to cover was large. Neither means the first procedure failed. Whether a second is possible depends on donor supply remaining, which is why a responsible first procedure never takes everything available. Your specialist will tell you at consultation if staging is likely in your case.
Yes. We publish before and after photographs from our own patients, and your specialist can show you cases at consultation that match your pattern and stage of hair loss, which is far more useful than a gallery of best-case results. When you look at any clinic’s results, check that the lighting, angle and hair length are consistent between the two photographs, and ask how long after surgery the “after” image was taken. A genuine final result is photographed at twelve months or later, because that is how long a transplant takes to fully mature.
For a well-planned procedure on a suitable candidate, the large majority of transplanted follicles survive and grow, but any clinic quoting you a precise percentage should be treated with caution, because outcomes depend on your donor supply, your pattern of loss, the surgical technique and how closely aftercare is followed. A more honest measure is whether the result meets the plan you agreed. That is why we set expectations in writing before surgery and assess results against them at your follow-ups, rather than against a headline figure.
The most common poor outcomes are an unnatural hairline, visible density gaps, overharvested donor areas and scarring, and most trace back to planning rather than bad luck. A hairline placed too low or too straight on a patient who will keep losing hair will look wrong within a few years, however well the grafts take. Donor areas taken too aggressively cannot be restored. At Vinci, we plan the hairline for the hair loss you are likely to have at fifty, not the hair loss you have today, and we will decline surgery where the donor supply does not support the result you want. We also treat repair cases from other clinics.
Yes, hair transplants can fail, and it is worth understanding why before you book. The usual causes are poor candidacy, meaning surgery on someone whose hair loss is still moving fast or whose donor supply cannot support the coverage they want; expectations that were never achievable and were not corrected before surgery; overharvested or poorly assessed donor areas; aftercare that was not followed in the critical first two weeks; and, bluntly, clinics that prioritise booking the procedure over assessing whether it should happen. Most failures are decided before the first graft is placed.
What we do about it: we assess donor density and Norwood stage in person, plan the hairline for your likely hair loss in twenty years rather than today, put the expected result in writing before you commit, and decline surgery where we do not believe it will work, recommending non-surgical treatment or no treatment instead. If your result does not meet the plan we agreed, we want to see you. Your specialist reviews you through the first twelve months, and where a shortfall is down to the procedure we carried out, we will discuss what can be corrected and how. We also treat repair cases from other clinics, so we see regularly what goes wrong and why. If you are weighing up where to have surgery, our guides on choosing a hair transplant clinic in the UK and hair transplants in Turkey compared with the UK are a useful place to start.
Yes. We publish before and after photographs from our own patients, and your specialist can show you cases at consultation that match your pattern and stage of hair loss, which is far more useful than a gallery of best-case results. When you look at any clinic’s results, check that the lighting, angle and hair length are consistent between the two photographs, and ask how long after surgery the “after” image was taken. A genuine final result is photographed at twelve months or later, because that is how long a transplant takes to fully mature.
For a well-planned procedure on a suitable candidate, the large majority of transplanted follicles survive and grow, but any clinic quoting you a precise percentage should be treated with caution, because outcomes depend on your donor supply, your pattern of loss, the surgical technique and how closely aftercare is followed. A more honest measure is whether the result meets the plan you agreed. That is why we set expectations in writing before surgery and assess results against them at your follow-ups, rather than against a headline figure.
The most common poor outcomes are an unnatural hairline, visible density gaps, overharvested donor areas and scarring, and most trace back to planning rather than bad luck. A hairline placed too low or too straight on a patient who will keep losing hair will look wrong within a few years, however well the grafts take. Donor areas taken too aggressively cannot be restored. At Vinci, we plan the hairline for the hair loss you are likely to have at fifty, not the hair loss you have today, and we will decline surgery where the donor supply does not support the result you want. We also treat repair cases from other clinics.
Yes, hair transplants can fail, and it is worth understanding why before you book. The usual causes are poor candidacy, meaning surgery on someone whose hair loss is still moving fast or whose donor supply cannot support the coverage they want; expectations that were never achievable and were not corrected before surgery; overharvested or poorly assessed donor areas; aftercare that was not followed in the critical first two weeks; and, bluntly, clinics that prioritise booking the procedure over assessing whether it should happen. Most failures are decided before the first graft is placed.
What we do about it: we assess donor density and Norwood stage in person, plan the hairline for your likely hair loss in twenty years rather than today, put the expected result in writing before you commit, and decline surgery where we do not believe it will work, recommending non-surgical treatment or no treatment instead. If your result does not meet the plan we agreed, we want to see you. Your specialist reviews you through the first twelve months, and where a shortfall is down to the procedure we carried out, we will discuss what can be corrected and how. We also treat repair cases from other clinics, so we see regularly what goes wrong and why. If you are weighing up where to have surgery, our guides on choosing a hair transplant clinic in the UK and hair transplants in Turkey compared with the UK are a useful place to start.
The Norwood scale grades male pattern hair loss from Stage 1 (no visible recession) to Stage 7 (loss across the whole top of the scalp, with hair remaining at the sides and back), and yes, it changes what is realistic. Earlier stages usually need fewer grafts and can often be restored close to the original hairline. Later stages involve a larger area to cover from a donor supply that has not grown, so planning shifts towards density where it matters most. Your specialist stages you in person at consultation, because photographs and self-assessment are frequently a stage out.
The Norwood scale grades male pattern hair loss from Stage 1 (no visible recession) to Stage 7 (loss across the whole top of the scalp, with hair remaining at the sides and back), and yes, it changes what is realistic. Earlier stages usually need fewer grafts and can often be restored close to the original hairline. Later stages involve a larger area to cover from a donor supply that has not grown, so planning shifts towards density where it matters most. Your specialist stages you in person at consultation, because photographs and self-assessment are frequently a stage out.
Yes. Women make up a meaningful share of hair loss patients, and Vinci treats female patients at our UK clinics. The approach differs: female pattern hair loss is usually diffuse thinning through the parting rather than a receding hairline, so treatment often focuses on adding density and, in some cases, lowering or refining the hairline. Women do not routinely need their heads shaved, and non-surgical options are frequently the better first step. Assessment matters more here, because female hair loss has a wider range of causes, hormonal, nutritional and medical, that need ruling out first.
Yes. Women make up a meaningful share of hair loss patients, and Vinci treats female patients at our UK clinics. The approach differs: female pattern hair loss is usually diffuse thinning through the parting rather than a receding hairline, so treatment often focuses on adding density and, in some cases, lowering or refining the hairline. Women do not routinely need their heads shaved, and non-surgical options are frequently the better first step. Assessment matters more here, because female hair loss has a wider range of causes, hormonal, nutritional and medical, that need ruling out first.
MSP is a micro-needling treatment, so it’s possible to feel some occasional discomfort. We can provide anaesthetic cream for those who do find the process uncomfortable or who are particularly sensitive
Sessions usually take 3 – 4 hours to complete, but the duration is dependent on each individual case and the coverage which is required.
None. The scalp may show some visible redness for around 24 hours, but a cap can be worn immediately after the treatment to protect your scalp and hide any visible discolouration.
Fading can occur within the first year, but it is very rare. So sure are we of the durability of our exceptional work, we include a 5-year guarantee to give you extra peace of mind.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of MSP treatment will be dependent on your level of hair loss. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to perform your MSP treatment. Various finance options are available to help make the treatment more affordable and therefore achievable.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
In most cases no. On the other hand, treatment costs for hair loss caused as a direct result of accidents, where private insurance liability is in place, are potentially covered by insurance companies.
MSP is a micro-needling treatment, so it’s possible to feel some occasional discomfort. We can provide anaesthetic cream for those who do find the process uncomfortable or who are particularly sensitive
Sessions usually take 3 – 4 hours to complete, but the duration is dependent on each individual case and the coverage which is required.
None. The scalp may show some visible redness for around 24 hours, but a cap can be worn immediately after the treatment to protect your scalp and hide any visible discolouration.
Fading can occur within the first year, but it is very rare. So sure are we of the durability of our exceptional work, we include a 5-year guarantee to give you extra peace of mind.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of MSP treatment will be dependent on your level of hair loss. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to perform your MSP treatment. Various finance options are available to help make the treatment more affordable and therefore achievable.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
In most cases no. On the other hand, treatment costs for hair loss caused as a direct result of accidents, where private insurance liability is in place, are potentially covered by insurance companies.
A Vinci Hair Clinic eyebrow transplant procedure would typically last around 3 – 4 hours.
The first new growth will typically come through from 3 months after the procedure, however, the total time frame for eyebrow transplant results to fully mature is from between 12 and 18 months. Once the hairs start to grow, they can be cut, plucked and or tinted as required.
The hair growth cycle for eyebrow hairs is 2 to 3 months, while the hair growth cycle for scalp hairs that are used for the procedure is 3 to 5 years. This means that eyebrow hairs fall out after they reach a certain length, while scalp hairs will continue to grow longer. The implanted hairs that go to make up the eyebrows will adjust themselves to grow more slowly with time, but at first, regular grooming will be necessary
A Vinci Hair Clinic eyebrow transplant is a permanent solution which will last a lifetime.
Directional growth angles are respected and scalp hair is carefully selected from a specific zone that gives the closest match to your eyebrow hair.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of an eyebrow transplant procedure depends greatly on the level of reconstruction required, as well as on your expectations. An eyebrow transplant is a permanent procedure and will be visible for the rest of your life. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to undertake your restoration. Various finance options are available to help make the treatment more affordable and therefore achievable.
If you are not a good candidate for an eyebrow transplant procedure, your Vinci specialist will provide you with an honest opinion after evaluating your case.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your case. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
In most cases no. The NHS in the UK for example will pay for a handful of surgeries per year, but will rarely support cases of a purely aesthetic nature. On the other hand, treatment costs for hair loss caused as a direct result of accidents, where private insurance liability is in place, are potentially covered by insurance companies.
The implanted hairs that go to make up the eyebrows will adjust themselves to grow more slowly with time, but at first, regular grooming will be necessary as they will have a tendency to grow faster and longer than normal eyebrows.
Absolutely. As we are using your own natural hair, it will continue growing at the same pace as the rest of your hair.
Yes. The hair follicles we transplant from the donor area are genetically programmed to grow for the rest of your life. This doesn’t change when we transplant the hairs to the bald or thinning area.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
A beard transplant is a permanent procedure and will be visible for the rest of your life. While cost is important to consider, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company for your hair restoration. At Vinci Hair Clinic, procedures start from only 3.000 Euros. Finance options may be available to make the treatment more affordable.
If you are not a good candidate for a eyebrow transplant, the consultant will provide their honest assessment of your case and recommend alternative options, which may include MSP or medical treatments.
In most cases no, NHS in the UK will pay for a handful of surgeries per year but not in normal balding or thinning cases. We have had
a few clients which have lost their hair following accidents where there was a private insurance liability and the insurance company paid for their hair transplant but unfortunately if you are experiencing thinning and balding this will not be the case for you.
Facial hair transplantation can be used to create beards, moustaches, goatees and sideburns. The procedure can also be used simply to for refine existing facial hair or to fill in to sparse areas.
Your first shave can take place from 14 – 21 days post op, providing the area is fully healed.
Directional growth angles are respected and scalp hair is carefully selected from a specific zone that gives the closest match to your facial hair.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of a beard transplant procedure depends greatly on the degree of coverage required, as well as on your expectations. A beard transplant is a permanent procedure and will be visible for the rest of your life. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to undertake your restoration. Various finance options are available to help make the treatment more affordable and therefore achievable.
If you are not a good candidate for a beard transplant procedure, your Vinci specialist will provide you with an honest opinion after evaluating your case.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your case. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
In most cases no. The NHS in the UK for example will pay for a handful of surgeries per year, but will rarely support cases of a purely aesthetic nature. On the other hand, treatment costs for hair loss caused as a direct result of accidents, where private insurance liability is in place, are potentially covered by insurance companies.
The basic hair transplant principles are the same and facial hair can be reconstructed and/or refined to create the look of a full beard, moustache or goatee. Whether your facial hair is just patchy, or you have no facial hair at all, the new hair will grow and give a permanent solution.
Local anaesthetic is used to completely numb the area, so although you are awake throughout, you will feel no pain. You will be kept completely comfortable throughout the whole process.
Facial hair transplantation can be used to create beards, moustaches, goatees and sideburns. The procedure can also be used simply to for refine existing facial hair or to fill in to sparse areas.
Your first shave can take place from 14 – 21 days post op, providing the area is fully healed.
Directional growth angles are respected and scalp hair is carefully selected from a specific zone that gives the closest match to your facial hair.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of a beard transplant procedure depends greatly on the degree of coverage required, as well as on your expectations. A beard transplant is a permanent procedure and will be visible for the rest of your life. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to undertake your restoration. Various finance options are available to help make the treatment more affordable and therefore achievable.
If you are not a good candidate for a beard transplant procedure, your Vinci specialist will provide you with an honest opinion after evaluating your case.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your case. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
In most cases no. The NHS in the UK for example will pay for a handful of surgeries per year, but will rarely support cases of a purely aesthetic nature. On the other hand, treatment costs for hair loss caused as a direct result of accidents, where private insurance liability is in place, are potentially covered by insurance companies.
The treatment duration can vary from patient to patient and is dependent on the type of hair loss. A minimum number of sessions is required to build up the Mesotherapy components in the skin to kick start hair growth stimulation. A typical minimum treatment program would be 6 months, with sessions being performed regularly to promote aggressive recovery. After this time and depending on progress, the interval between sessions can usually be increased to maintain the results achieved.
Many patients experience positive results after 2 to 3 months, although results can occur earlier.
Most patients report that their mesotherapy procedure was not painful. However, some do suffer from a low level of discomfort.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of Mesotherapy treatment will depend on your individual case. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to undertake your Mesotherapy treatment. Various finance options are available to help make our treatment packages more affordable and therefore achievable.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
The treatment duration can vary from patient to patient and is dependent on the type of hair loss. A minimum number of sessions is required to build up the Mesotherapy components in the skin to kick start hair growth stimulation. A typical minimum treatment program would be 6 months, with sessions being performed regularly to promote aggressive recovery. After this time and depending on progress, the interval between sessions can usually be increased to maintain the results achieved.
Many patients experience positive results after 2 to 3 months, although results can occur earlier.
Most patients report that their mesotherapy procedure was not painful. However, some do suffer from a low level of discomfort.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of Mesotherapy treatment will depend on your individual case. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to undertake your Mesotherapy treatment. Various finance options are available to help make our treatment packages more affordable and therefore achievable.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
A Laser Cap can be used to stop the progression of hair loss and to stimulate new hair regrowth. A Laser Cap is a viable treatment choice in the management of androgenetic alopecia (male/female pattern hair loss), telogen effluvium and menopausal hair thinning.
A Laser Cap can be used to stop the progression of hair loss and to stimulate new hair regrowth. A Laser Cap is a viable treatment choice in the management of androgenetic alopecia (male/female pattern hair loss), telogen effluvium and menopausal hair thinning.
Results vary depending on the condition of the hair at the beginning of use. Changes begin occurring at the cellular level of the hair shaft and after 60 days of consistent use (as directed), LaserCap will stop the progression of excess hair loss, and stimulate a gradual increase in hair volume, thickness and growth.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
A Laser Cap costs £890 and can be purchased from our online store. When purchased as part of a Vinci Treatment package, the cost of a Laser Cap reduces considerably.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
A Laser Cap can be used to stop the progression of hair loss and to stimulate new hair regrowth. A Laser Cap is a viable treatment choice in the management of androgenetic alopecia (male/female pattern hair loss), telogen effluvium and menopausal hair thinning.
A Laser Cap can be used to stop the progression of hair loss and to stimulate new hair regrowth. A Laser Cap is a viable treatment choice in the management of androgenetic alopecia (male/female pattern hair loss), telogen effluvium and menopausal hair thinning.
Results vary depending on the condition of the hair at the beginning of use. Changes begin occurring at the cellular level of the hair shaft and after 60 days of consistent use (as directed), Laser Cap will stop the progression of excess hair loss, and stimulate a gradual increase in hair volume, thickness and growth.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
A Laser Cap costs £890 and can be purchased from our online store. When purchased as part of a Vinci Treatment package, the cost of a Laser Cap reduces considerably.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
Regular sessions promote healthier hair growth, but the treatment duration can vary from patient to patient. PRP sessions are usually performed regularly over an initial 6 month period to promote aggressive recovery. After this time and depending on progress, the interval between sessions can usually be increased to maintain the results achieved.
Many patients experience positive results after 2 to 3 months, although typcially it can take up to six to twelve months to judge the results of PRP “visually” in the mirror.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of PRP treatment will depend on your individual case. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to undertake your PRP treatment. Various finance options are available to help make our treatment packages more affordable and therefore achievable.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
Regular sessions promote healthier hair growth, but the treatment duration can vary from patient to patient. PRP sessions are usually performed regularly over an initial 6 month period to promote aggressive recovery. After this time and depending on progress, the interval between sessions can usually be increased to maintain the results achieved.
Many patients experience positive results after 2 to 3 months, although typcially it can take up to six to twelve months to judge the results of PRP “visually” in the mirror.
Yes, all Vinci Hair Clinic consultations are free of charge
The cost of PRP treatment will depend on your individual case. While cost is an important factor, the quality of the work should be your number one priority when choosing a company to undertake your PRP treatment. Various finance options are available to help make our treatment packages more affordable and therefore achievable.
During the consultation, your Vinci specialist will evaluate your stage of hair loss. We will discuss your expectations with you and let you know what we can realistically achieve with the treatment options available to you.
Maxogaine Forte is a topical hair restoration medication for treating male pattern hair loss.
Although Minoxidil´s ability to promote hair growth is not fully understood, theoretically, by widening blood vessels and opening potassium channels, it allows more oxygen, blood and nutrients to the follicles. For best results, it is advisable to start treatment in the early stages of hair loss to help stabilize excessive hair loss and promote healthier, stronger hair.
Maxogaine is a topical formula which must be used once or twice daily for the treatment to be effective. The liquid comes in a handy dropper bottle and should be applied directly to a clean, dry scalp. The formula is unscented and dries quickly, so you can style your hair before or after application and use styling aids accordingly. Maxogaine must be used consistently (daily) in order to achieve the best results
It usually takes 4 to 6 months to see the benefits, and the product must be continued indefinitely to maintain the results
Visit our online store to place your order and have Maxogaine Forte delivered direct to your door. Delivery takes from between 3 – 5 working days.
Maxogaine Forte is a topical hair restoration medication for treating male pattern hair loss.
Although Minoxidil´s ability to promote hair growth is not fully understood, theoretically, by widening blood vessels and opening potassium channels, it allows more oxygen, blood and nutrients to the follicles. For best results, it is advisable to start treatment in the early stages of hair loss to help stabilize excessive hair loss and promote healthier, stronger hair.
Maxogaine is a topical formula which must be used once or twice daily for the treatment to be effective. The liquid comes in a handy dropper bottle and should be applied directly to a clean, dry scalp. The formula is unscented and dries quickly, so you can style your hair before or after application and use styling aids accordingly. Maxogaine must be used consistently (daily) in order to achieve the best results
It usually takes 4 to 6 months to see the benefits, and the product must be continued indefinitely to maintain the results
Visit our online store to place your order and have Maxogaine Forte delivered direct to your door. Delivery takes from between 3 – 5 working days.
Maxogaine for women is a topical hair restoration medication for treating female hair loss and thinning.
Although Minoxidil´s ability to promote hair growth is not fully understood, theoretically, by widening blood vessels and opening potassium channels, it allows more oxygen, blood and nutrients to the follicles. For best results, it is advisable to start treatment in the early stages of hair loss to help stabilize excessive hair loss and promote healthier, stronger hair.
Yes. Maxogaine for women can be used as part of an overall treatment program in combination with other hair loss solutions such as PRP, Mesotherapy, Vitruvian Vitamins and Laser therapy to improve the overall result. Maxogaine for women can equally be used as a stand-alone treatment or to support and enhance hair transplant results.
Maxogaine for women is a topical formula which must be used once or twice daily for the treatment to be effective. The liquid comes in a handy dropper bottle and should be applied directly to a clean, dry scalp. The formula is unscented and dries quickly, so you can style your hair before or after application and use styling aids accordingly. Maxogaine for women must be used consistently (daily) in order to achieve the best results.
It usually takes 4 to 6 months to see the benefits, and the product must be continued indefinitely to maintain the results.
Each box contains 3 bottles of Maxogaine solution, with droppers for easy application. This is a 3 month supply.
Visit our online store to place your order and have Maxogaine for women delivered direct to your door. Delivery takes from between 3 – 5 working days.
Maxogaine for women is a topical hair restoration medication for treating female hair loss and thinning.
Although Minoxidil´s ability to promote hair growth is not fully understood, theoretically, by widening blood vessels and opening potassium channels, it allows more oxygen, blood and nutrients to the follicles. For best results, it is advisable to start treatment in the early stages of hair loss to help stabilize excessive hair loss and promote healthier, stronger hair.
Yes. Maxogaine for women can be used as part of an overall treatment program in combination with other hair loss solutions such as PRP, Mesotherapy, Vitruvian Vitamins and Laser therapy to improve the overall result. Maxogaine for women can equally be used as a stand-alone treatment or to support and enhance hair transplant results.
Maxogaine for women is a topical formula which must be used once or twice daily for the treatment to be effective. The liquid comes in a handy dropper bottle and should be applied directly to a clean, dry scalp. The formula is unscented and dries quickly, so you can style your hair before or after application and use styling aids accordingly. Maxogaine for women must be used consistently (daily) in order to achieve the best results
It usually takes 4 to 6 months to see the benefits, and the product must be continued indefinitely to maintain the results.
Each box contains 3 bottles of Maxogaine solution, with droppers for easy application. This is a 3 month supply.
Visit our online store to place your order and have Maxogaine for women delivered direct to your door. Delivery takes from between 3 – 5 working days.
Dietary deficiencies can be a common cause of slow hair growth, poor hair condition and hair loss. The Vitruvian Line supplement nourishes your body from within to help it produce hair that is thicker, shinier and healthier.
The Vitruvian Line dietary supplement is suitable for both men and women. Vinci’s experts recommend it to anyone who wants their hair to grow faster and be shinier, thicker and generally in better condition. Vitruvian Line also contains botanical ingredients such as saw palmetto and gingko biloba which can help to stimulate hair regrowth and defend your follicles from the effects of DHT, making it ideal for those who want to prevent, and fight back against, hair loss.
Each bottle contains 90 tablets, a three-month supply based on one tablet daily
Visit our online store to place your order and have Vitruvian Line delivered direct to your door. Delivery takes from between 3 – 5 working days.
Dietary deficiencies can be a common cause of slow hair growth, poor hair condition and hair loss. The Vitruvian Line supplement nourishes your body from within to help it produce hair that is thicker, shinier and healthier.
The Vitruvian Line dietary supplement is suitable for both men and women. Vinci’s experts recommend it to anyone who wants their hair to grow faster and be shinier, thicker and generally in better condition. Vitruvian Line also contains botanical ingredients such as saw palmetto and gingko biloba which can help to stimulate hair regrowth and defend your follicles from the effects of DHT, making it ideal for those who want to prevent, and fight back against, hair loss
Each bottle contains 90 tablets, a three-month supply based on one tablet daily
Visit our online store to place your order and have Vitruvian Line delivered direct to your door. Delivery takes from between 3 – 5 working days.
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