A structured review of your hair loss and donor area that explains your options, surgical or not, before any decision is made.
A consultation is the starting point for any hair restoration plan. It looks at the pattern and stage of your hair loss, the quality of your donor area, your medical history and what you hope to achieve.
The aim is a clear, honest picture of your options. For some people that includes a transplant; for others, medical treatment, PRP or simply monitoring may be more appropriate. A good consultation also explains what is not realistic.
A remote review is a first opinion. Some findings can only be confirmed when the clinician examines your scalp in person.
You send clear photos of your hairline, top, crown and donor area, plus brief details of your hair loss history and health.
The surgeon’s team reviews the photos and notes the pattern of loss, donor density and any points needing further checks.
A coordinator shares the clinician’s view, suitable options and, if relevant, an approximate graft range.
If you go ahead, the assessment is confirmed in person before any treatment, and the plan can still change.
A coordinator usually replies with the first findings and next steps.
Questions are answered and, if you choose to proceed, dates and a written quote are prepared.
The surgeon examines you in person and confirms or adjusts the plan.
Timelines vary between people. Always follow the aftercare instructions from your treating clinic.
The initial remote review through ELAVIA Global is free and without obligation.
Front, both sides, top and crown, plus the back of the head, taken in good light with dry hair. Your coordinator can send a short guide.
The clinical review is carried out by the treating team. If you go ahead, you meet the surgeon in person before any procedure.
Share your details and a coordinator will reply with clear next steps. There is no obligation to proceed.
This page is general information, not medical advice; a treating clinician confirms your plan after assessment. ELAVIA Global coordinates care; clinical evaluation and treatment are delivered by independent, licensed partner facilities and their specialists.