Restore thinning areas with a treatment plan designed around your hair-loss pattern, donor area and long-term appearance.
At Revive61, your consultation includes an assessment of your scalp, donor hair, expected graft requirement and suitable treatment options. The objective is to help you make an informed decision—not to promise the same result to every patient.
A hair transplant moves healthy hair follicles from a suitable donor area—usually the back or sides of the scalp—to areas affected by thinning or permanent hair loss.
However, not every type of hair loss requires surgery. Before recommending a transplant, the doctor should evaluate:
Some patients may first benefit from medical or non-surgical hair-loss treatment such as PRP hair treatment or GFC hair treatment. Your consultation at Revive61 helps determine which approach is appropriate for you.
The appropriate technique depends on your donor area, graft requirement, scalp condition, hairstyle and treatment goals.
In Follicular Unit Extraction, individual follicular units are removed from the donor area and placed into carefully planned recipient sites.
FUE may be considered for patients who prefer shorter hairstyles or want to avoid a long linear donor scar. It still creates small extraction points, and healing and scarring differ between individuals.
In Follicular Unit Transplantation, a narrow strip of hair-bearing scalp is removed from the donor area. The follicular units are then separated and transplanted into the thinning area.
FUT may be discussed when a larger number of grafts is required or when the doctor considers it more suitable for the patient’s donor area.
Neither technique is automatically best for everyone. FUE and FUT describe how donor follicles are collected. Hairline design, donor management, graft handling, implantation and aftercare also influence the final appearance.
The recommended technique should be selected after examining your scalp and discussing the advantages, limitations and likely scarring.
The doctor examines your hair-loss pattern, donor density, scalp condition and medical history.
A suitable hairline and approximate graft requirement are planned according to your facial proportions, donor availability and expected future hair loss.
You receive instructions about investigations, medicines, hair washing and preparation for the procedure.
Hair follicles are collected from the donor area and placed into the planned recipient sites. The exact process depends on the technique selected.
You receive guidance on scalp care, washing, medicines, activity restrictions and scheduled follow-up consultations.
The cost of a hair transplant cannot be calculated accurately from photographs or baldness grade alone. It depends on the treatment plan developed after examining your scalp and donor area.
Important cost factors include:
Revive61 provides a personalised graft and cost assessment after consultation. You should receive a clear explanation of what is included before deciding to proceed.
Use our Hair Graft Calculator for a preliminary estimate. The calculator does not replace a medical examination and is not a final treatment quotation.
A hair transplant may be considered if you:
Patients with active scalp disease, unstable hair loss, insufficient donor hair or certain medical conditions may need treatment or further evaluation before surgery.
The final decision should always follow an in-person clinical assessment.
Hair-transplant results develop gradually. The exact timeline varies between patients.
First few days
Mild redness, swelling, sensitivity or scabbing may occur.
After a few weeks
Transplanted hairs commonly shed as part of the normal recovery cycle.
Around four months
Early new growth may begin to become visible.
Following months
Hair generally becomes longer and more noticeable.
Approximately 10–18 months
The result may continue to mature.
Transplanted hair can provide long-term growth, but untreated natural hair may continue to thin. The doctor may therefore discuss a longer-term hair-loss management plan.
Individual outcomes vary, and no specific density or growth result can be guaranteed.
Your hairline, graft requirement and treatment approach are planned according to your facial features, donor area and pattern of hair loss.
Your case is evaluated by Dr Bhupender Singh so that you can understand the available options, limitations, expected recovery and likely treatment cost.
Patients from Faridabad, Greater Faridabad, Ballabgarh and nearby Delhi NCR areas can access consultation and follow-up care locally.
You receive practical information about graft availability, possible coverage, recovery, risks and the time required for visible growth.
Aftercare instructions and follow-up consultations help monitor healing and answer questions during recovery.
Real patient photographs from Revive61, published with consent. See more on our patient results page.
Results vary between patients. Photographs do not guarantee an identical outcome.
Hairline restoration · Real patient · Results vary
Up to crown · 12 months · Real patient · Results vary
Frontal & crown coverage · Real patient · Results vary
Crown density · Real patient · Results vary
Results overview · Published with consent · Results vary
Moustache hair transplant · Real patient · Results vary
Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure. Temporary effects can include swelling, tenderness, redness, itching, scabbing or shedding of transplanted hair.
Less common risks can include bleeding, infection, anaesthetic reaction, visible scarring, uneven growth, reduced graft survival or dissatisfaction with the appearance.
Your doctor should explain the risks relevant to your health, scalp and selected technique before you consent to treatment.
Contact the clinic promptly if you experience increasing pain, spreading redness, discharge, fever or another unexpected symptom after the procedure.
Meet Dr Bhupender Singh at Revive61 in Faridabad to discuss your hair-loss pattern, donor area, possible graft requirement, treatment options and expected cost.
Completing the form does not commit you to surgery. A clinical examination is required before a treatment plan can be confirmed.
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