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Hair Transplant City of London
Treating men from City of London at our Soho clinic. Video consultation before you travel, and in-person aftercare once you have.
Last clinically reviewed: August 2026
We treat men from City of London at our Soho clinic in London, with the same surgeon-led care and the same twelve to eighteen months of in-person aftercare as every other patient.
We do not operate a satellite clinic in City of London. Everything happens at our single London location, which is deliberate: it means the surgeon who designs your hairline is the surgeon who performs your procedure and the person who reviews you afterwards.
The City is a twelve minute journey on the Central line. We treat a large number of men working in banking, insurance and legal services here, and the most common concern raised at consultation is not cost but visible downtime.
Getting to us from City of London
Around twelve minutes on the Central line from Bank or Liverpool Street to Tottenham Court Road.
The honest answer on downtime is seven to ten days for desk-based work, with redness the limiting factor rather than discomfort. We will show you photographs of what week one and week two typically look like so you can plan properly.
Treatments available to City of London patients
Every treatment we offer is available to you, whichever part of the country you travel from. The plan is built around your scalp and your donor supply, not your postcode.
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What happens from first contact
- Get in touchCall, message or complete the enquiry form. Tell us you are travelling from City of London so we can plan appointments efficiently.
- Video consultationAn initial conversation about your hair loss, your goals and your photographs, before you travel anywhere.
- In-person assessmentScalp examination, donor density measured under magnification, and a written plan with an itemised quote.
- Treatment dayA single day at our Soho clinic under local anaesthetic, typically six to nine hours.
- AftercareDay-after review in person, then scheduled reviews through to eighteen months.
Why patients travel to us
- The surgeon who plans your case is the surgeon who performs it
- Donor supply assessed for your lifetime, not just this procedure
- A written, itemised quote with nothing added afterwards
- In-person aftercare for twelve to eighteen months
- Honest advice, including when we think you should wait or not proceed
Frequently asked questions
Do you have a clinic in City of London?
No. We operate from a single clinic in Soho, London, and we treat patients from City of London there. Having one location is deliberate: it means the surgeon who designs your plan is the one who performs your procedure and reviews you afterwards.
Can I have a consultation before travelling?
Yes. We offer video consultations so you can discuss your hair loss and share photographs before making the journey. An in-person examination is still required before any plan is confirmed, because donor density has to be assessed under magnification.
How much time will I need off work?
Seven to ten days for desk-based work. Client-facing roles where you are presenting may want ten to fourteen days, since visible redness rather than discomfort is the limiting factor.
How much does a hair transplant cost?
Most UK cases fall between £3,000 and £9,000 depending on graft count. You receive a single itemised written quote after your consultation, covering the procedure, medication, take-home kit and all review appointments. See our cost guide for a full breakdown.
How long is the recovery?
Most men return to desk-based work within seven to ten days. Transplanted hair sheds between weeks two and six, growth begins around month four, and the final result is judged at twelve to eighteen months.
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Ready to talk to a specialist?
Book a free, no-obligation consultation at our Soho clinic. You will get an examination, an honest assessment and a written plan with no deposit requested on the day.
The information on this page is general guidance and is not medical advice. It does not replace a personal consultation with a qualified clinician. Individual results vary. The Men Clinics, Soho, London.