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152 Harley Street, London, W1G 7LH
08453 Reveal Number
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The Farjo Hair Institute is the UK’s only centre of excellence combining hair transplant surgery, hair loss medicine, hair research and hair restoration education.
A medical and surgical facility since 1993, we are dedicated to providing the best quality patient care in the fields of medical hair treatment and surgical hair restoration. Our surgical staff members are specially trained in these fields and employ the latest technology and techniques available.
The premises based on Quay Street in Manchester were opened in 2012. Drs Farjo invested over £2 million to create a state-of-the-art teaching facility and fully operating surgery.The 4,300 sq ft Georgian-style building is home to the first hair transplant training academy in the country and offers the highest level of standards for patients undergoing surgery.
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Thu: 08.00 - 18.00
Fri: 08.00 - 18.00
Sat: Closed - Closed
Sun: Closed - Closed
The drugs that are currently medically approved treatments for hair loss are Minoxidil, first discovered in the 1970’s and Propecia which has been used since the 1990’s.[Read More]
Hair transplant or hair restoration surgery for hair loss involves the surgical transplantation of small hair grafts, which produce quite natural looking results and are often indistinguishable from normal hair.[Read More]
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, also known as the vampire facelift works on the basis that the bodys own natural healing powers may slow and even reverse the ageing process .[Read More]
The ARTAS Robotic Hair Restoration System is used to automate the hair transplant surgery process and is available in a select number of UK clinics. ARTAS claims to be the first, and still the only, robotic device for hair transplantation.
Male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) is the commonest cause of hair loss in men. Alopecia areata can occur in both men and women.[Read More]
Ex-England football player and former Manchester City assistant manager, David Platt, shows off his results after he became one of the first people in Europe to have had a FUE hair transplant assisted by a robot at Farjo Institute.. The football pundit joined an elite group who have benefited from the cutting edge technology at the Farjo Hair Institute. His procedure involved having around 2500 grafts of hair microscopically harvested by intelligent robotic software, the ARTAS system, then transplanting them from the back of his head to the front of his scalp. In his long career, after coming through the youth system at Manchester United, he played for Crewe Alexandra, Aston Villa, Bari, Juventus, Sampdoria, Arsenal and Nottingham Forest. Along the way he collected 62 England caps and scored a famous last minute goal at Italia '90.
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Founding Director & Lead Hair Restoration Surgeon at the Manchester Clinic.
Founding Director & Hair Restoration Surgeon
FUE Hair Restoration Surgeon
Lead London Hair Surgeon (FRCS Plast)
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