Three photos. A real plan.
Most “free consultations” in this industry are a price quote and a follow-up call script. This is a medical opinion, and sometimes the opinion is not yet.
What you'll get back
- Your approximate Norwood stage and what it means
- A graft range with the reasoning shown — not just a number
- A hairline recommendation, including where we would refuse to place one and why
- A donor sustainability note — what this plan uses now and what it leaves for you at 55
- A technique recommendation, including when the cheaper option is the right one
- A fixed price in writing
- An honest candidacy verdict — including “wait” if waiting is the right medicine
We may tell you not to do this yet
If your hair loss is still moving, or your donor can't support what you're hoping for, the assessment will say so and explain what to do instead. Roughly speaking: if this page were a funnel, that would be a leak. It isn't a funnel. It's a triage desk.
Who reviews it, and when
Your photos are reviewed by the treating surgical team — the people who would perform your procedure — not a sales desk. Replies typically within 48 hours on WhatsApp or email, whichever you choose.
Your photos stay medical. They are used for assessment, stored securely, never published, and deleted on request. No phone number is required, and you will not receive a call unless you ask for one.
Not a funnel
No countdown, no “only 2 slots left,” no retargeting pressure. Take weeks to decide. This is permanent surgery; patience is the correct speed.
Reviewed by the surgeon
The person reading your photos is the person who would hold the instruments. Ask any other clinic if they'll put that in writing.
Your photos stay private
Used for assessment only. Never published, never used in marketing without separate written consent, deleted whenever you ask.