Case 003 FUE · 2,980 grafts · consented


01 Hair · UK
FUE hair transplant · Assessment
Hair is where Vertex Medic began, and where its documented evidence lives. Start with the cause, then the options: transplant surgery, or a plan that needs no surgery at all.
Vertex Medic coordinates the hair journey end to end: the assessment, the consultation, the written quote and the practical side of treatment day and the year after. An independent GMC-registered clinician decides what is suitable and delivers treatment through a regulated partner facility.
Free · About 60 seconds · Private
§01 Where to start
Ordinary editorial signposting, not a diagnosis. The independent clinician decides what is suitable, and the honest answer is sometimes no surgery at all.
§02 The pages
Follicular units moved one by one from the permanent hair at the back and sides to where they are needed. Zones, the day, the twelve months after.
Why it is different, why the cause comes first, and which routes are open once it is known.
What a clinician looks at before recommending anything, and who makes the clinical decisions.
Two procedure sizes, confirmed in writing by the provider before you book. What a quote covers.
Thirty-five cases with graft counts and months-after captions, shared with patient consent.
§03 The evidence
Hair is where Vertex Medic's documented evidence lives: before and after cases with graft counts and months-after captions, shared with patient consent. Individual results vary and depend on the clinician you choose.
Case 003 FUE · 2,980 grafts · consented


Case 004 FUE · 2,410 grafts · consented


Case 006 FUE · 4,510 grafts · consented


Case 010 FUE · 2,900 grafts · consented


§04 Also considered
Ordinary editorial navigation: nothing here is inferred from your assessment or anything else you have told us.
§05 Common questions
An independent GMC-registered clinician, through a regulated partner facility identified to you in writing before you book. Vertex Medic coordinates the journey; it does not perform surgery, and the clinician decides whether surgery is right for you.
No. The assessment exists to find the cause first, and the honest answer is sometimes medication, or waiting. A clinician who tells you not to have a transplant yet is doing their job.
Six questions, about sixty seconds, private. It helps the clinician understand what has changed and what you are hoping for; it is not a diagnosis, and nothing about your answers is placed in the address bar or sent to advertising platforms.
Two fixed procedure sizes, confirmed in writing by the provider at a free consultation before you book. The pricing page explains what a quote covers and what it may not.
Vertex Medic coordinates your care and remains your point of contact. Your treatment is carried out by the surgeon and registered healthcare provider named above, who are responsible for your clinical care. These details are confirmed to you in writing before you book.