Afro & Caribbean hair
Restoring textured, coiled hair requires a specialist surgical technique — and a consultant who performs it regularly.
Free, no-obligation assessment with a consultant surgeon.
Afro and Caribbean hair grows from a curved follicle with a tighter coil beneath the skin than can be seen on the surface. Extracting those grafts intact takes experience, the right instruments and a slower, more deliberate approach.



15+
Years of experience
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We assess your donor area, curl pattern, scalp health and the underlying cause of your hair loss. Skin type matters too: textured skin can be more prone to keloid or hypertrophic scarring, which we assess and discuss with you before treatment.
If a scarring condition such as CCCA is still active, we will treat or stabilise it first rather than proceed straight to surgery. You can see real Afro and Caribbean results in our gallery.
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Surgery is a day case under local anaesthetic and most patients are back at work within a few days. Transplanted hairs shed at around week three, regrowth starts from month three, and the coiled texture of Afro and Caribbean hair gives excellent visual density as it matures over twelve to eighteen months.
Your questions, answered
Ready when you are
Book a free, no-obligation consultation with a consultant surgeon at our London clinic.