Hair Transplant in Indore

Advanced Hair Restoration at Life Aesthetic, Indore

Led by Dr. Ashwini Dash – Renowned Cosmetic & Plastic Surgeon

Hair loss can impact your confidence, appearance, and emotional well-being. Whether it’s a receding hairline, thinning crown, or complete baldness, Life Aesthetic Clinic offers cutting-edge, natural-looking solutions to help you regain your hair – and your self-assurance.

Why Choose Life Aesthetic for Hair Transplant?

• Led by Dr. Ashwini Dash, with over 20 years of surgical experience in plastic, reconstructive, and cosmetic procedures

• Focused on natural-looking results with minimal downtime

• USFDA-approved equipment and surgical hygiene protocols

• Transparent process from consultation to post-procedure care

• Advanced techniques including FUE, DHI, PRP, and Beard/Eyebrow Restoration

Meet Dr. Ashwini Dash

Dr. Ashwini Dash is a board-certified plastic and cosmetic surgeon known for his precision, experience, and ethical practice. He holds an MS in General Surgery and an MCh in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery from SMS Medical College, Jaipur. He further completed a Fellowship in Cosmetic Surgery from Pieta Centro Medico, Brazil.

Formerly the Head of the Plastic Surgery Department at Choithram Hospital and Consultant Plastic Surgeon at Apollo Hospital, Dr. Dash now leads Life Aesthetic Clinic—bringing global expertise to Indore.

Hair Transplant Techniques Offered

Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)

A minimally invasive method where individual hair follicles are extracted from the donor area and implanted into bald or thinning areas. No visible scarring. Short recovery time. Suitable for all hair types.

Direct Hair Implantation (DHI)

An advanced version of FUE, where hair follicles are directly implanted using a specialized implanter. This allows for precise angle, depth, and direction—resulting in denser and more natural growth.

Beard and Moustache Transplant

Restores patchy or sparse beard and moustache areas for fuller, well-defined facial hair.

Eyebrow Restoration

Ideal for individuals who have lost eyebrow density due to over-plucking, trauma, or genetic reasons. Results look completely natural and are permanent.

PRP Therapy for Hair Regrowth

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses your own blood-derived growth factors to strengthen hair roots and trigger new hair growth. Often used in combination with hair transplants for better outcomes.

Who is a Good Candidate?

Hair transplant may be right for you if:

• You are experiencing male or female pattern baldness

• You have stable donor hair on the back or sides of your scalp

• You are aged between 22 and 60 and in good health

• You have realistic expectations about results and recovery

Book a consultation to evaluate your suitability and get a personalized hair restoration plan.

What to Expect: The Procedure & Recovery

Consultation: Scalp assessment, donor hair analysis, and hairline planning
Procedure: Performed under local anesthesia. Duration depends on the number of grafts.
Recovery: Mild swelling or redness may occur. Most patients resume non-strenuous work within 2–3 days.
Growth Timeline:

• Month 1: Shedding of transplanted hair

• Month 3–4: Visible new growth

• Month 6–9: Significant improvement

• Month 12: Full results with dense, permanent hair

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the hair transplant permanent?
Yes. Transplanted hair is taken from donor areas that are genetically resistant to balding, and it continues to grow naturally for life.

Will it look natural?
Yes. With the right technique and precision by an experienced surgeon like Dr. Dash, the results are undetectable from natural hair.

How many grafts will I need?
It depends on your hair loss level. Most procedures range from 1000 to 4000 grafts. A consultation will determine your requirement.

Is there any pain during the procedure?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. You remain awake but pain-free. Post-procedure discomfort is minimal.

How soon can I return to work?
Most patients resume routine activities within 48–72 hours, depending on the procedure.