House of Aetheria · Surgery
Hair Transplant in Gurgaon
A hair transplant moves hair follicles from the back and sides of your scalp, where they are resistant to balding, to the areas that are thinning. Done well, the result grows for life and looks natural. Plastic surgeon Dr. Rahul Jain plans the hairline to suit your age and face, and tells you honestly whether you are a good candidate.
In short
Hair transplant at House of Aetheria, Sector 65, Gurugram, is performed by plastic surgeon Dr. Rahul Jain using FUE (follicular unit extraction), where individual follicles are taken from the donor area and placed in thinning areas. It is done in a single day under local anaesthesia, most people return to desk work in 3 to 5 days, and the full result takes about 12 months or more to grow in.
Is it for you?
Who a hair transplant suits
- Male pattern baldness, with a receding hairline or thinning crown
- Thinning in women with a stable donor area and no active hormonal cause
- Receding temples and a lowered hairline
- Patchy or thin beard or moustache
- Eyebrows lost through over-plucking or other causes
- Scars on the scalp that need covering
- A previous transplant that looks unnatural or thin
Why it lasts
How a transplant works
Most hair loss comes from sensitivity to a hormone called DHT, which shrinks follicles over time. Hair at the back and sides of the scalp resists DHT. Follicles moved from there keep that resistance and keep growing.
FUE, step by step
- Individual follicle groups are taken from the donor area with a fine punch, leaving no long scar
- Each one is placed in the thinning area at the right angle, depth and density
- The hairline is designed to suit your age and face, so it still looks right years from now
Your options
FUE, FUT and DHI
- FUE: follicles are taken one by one, with no linear scar and quick recovery
- FUT: a strip of scalp is taken, which can yield more grafts in one session but leaves a line scar
- DHI: a pen-like tool places grafts as they are taken, which suits some shorter hair lengths
Dr. Rahul Jain recommends the technique from your anatomy and goals, not because one method is better for everyone. Read our FUE vs DHI guide.
At a glance
The procedure in short
- Done in a single day, usually 6 to 8 hours
- Local anaesthesia, so you stay awake and comfortable
- The number of grafts depends on the area and your donor supply
- Desk work again in about 3 to 5 days
- Transplanted hairs shed at first, then regrow over the following months
- Full result at about 12 months or more
Your journey
From consultation to full growth
Consultation
Dr. Rahul Jain examines your scalp, measures your donor area and explains what is realistic. No surgery is booked until he is sure the plan suits you.
Planning
You agree the hairline design, the graft plan and the technique. A health check comes first.
Surgery day
Follicles are taken and placed in one day. You go home with clear care instructions.
Growth
Small scabs fall off in about a week. Shedding follows, and new hair grows from around 3 to 4 months. The full result takes about a year or longer.
Straight talk
What a transplant can and cannot do
- It can restore hair in thinning areas with your own hair, for life
- It cannot create hair where there is no donor supply to move
- It does not stop hair loss elsewhere, so medicines or PRP may still be advised
- Results take many months, and patience is part of the process
- The hairline must fit your age. A very low, straight line looks fake and can look worse with time
Real patients
Results you can see
Patient photo, shared with consent. Results vary.
Helpful guides
Read before you book
Why crown hair transplants fail
The hardest area to transplant well, and how to plan it.
Read the guide →FUE vs DHI hair transplant
How the main techniques compare.
Read the guide →Why some hair transplants fail
What goes wrong and how to avoid it.
Read the guide →Unnatural hair transplants
Hairline mistakes and how they are corrected.
Read the guide →Body hair transplant
When body hair can help as donor hair.
Read the guide →FUE hair transplant and permanent restoration
What permanent really means.
Read the guide →Correcting a poor low-cost transplant
When a cheap result needs repair.
Read the guide →How to choose a hair transplant clinic
Red flags and the questions to ask.
Read the guide →Your Doctor
Dr. Rahul Jain
Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon · MBBS, MS, MCh (Plastic Surgery)
All surgery at House of Aetheria is performed by Dr. Rahul Jain at our Sector 65 clinic in Gurugram. Your consultation is with him, so you meet your surgeon before you decide anything.
View full profileFrequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about hair transplant, from our Sector 65 clinic in Gurugram.
The cost depends on the number of grafts, the area and the technique. Dr. Rahul Jain gives you a clear plan and cost at your consultation, after he examines your scalp.
A single session usually takes about 6 to 8 hours in one day, with local anaesthesia so you stay awake and comfortable.
Transplanted hairs shed in the first weeks, and new hair starts to grow from around 3 to 4 months. The full result takes about 12 months or more.
Transplanted hair comes from the donor area, which resists balding, so it is long-lasting. Hair loss in other areas can continue, so some people also use medicines or PRP.
Most people return to desk work in about 3 to 5 days. Small scabs fall off in about a week, and you follow care instructions for sleeping and washing.
It depends on how much hair you have to donate, the pattern of your loss and your age. Dr. Rahul Jain will tell you honestly after examining you.
Yes. Follicles can be placed to fill a patchy beard or moustache, or to rebuild eyebrows. Your surgeon will assess the donor supply.
Yes. PRP is often used to support healing and growth after a transplant. Your surgeon will advise whether it suits you.
Not sure yet? Ask Dr. Rahul about your options
Every plan starts with a consultation at our Sector 65 clinic in Gurugram, open 10:00 am to 07:30 pm.