Hair loss is something most people associate with growing older. By the age of 50, at least 50% of all men will be experiencing some degree of hair loss, whether it is a receding hair line, or thinning out on top. If you're a guy who feels like you are just reaching your peak - physically, socially or in your career, the last thing you want is to look older than you feel.

If you have been considering hair transplant options, a Gro Microsurgery Hair Implantation could be the solution to your hair loss problem. It is a safe, effective and most importantly, permanent treatment for hair loss. This article explains the recovery process after a Gro Microsurgery Hair Implantation.

What would it mean if you got a bad hair transplant?... Hair standing straight up on end, poor hair follicle survival rate, scarring, pain, damage to the donor area ruining the possibility of a future transplant….the list goes on. 

The motivating reason for getting a hair transplant is to look good, to improve confidence and self-esteem. So why do people risk having a cheap procedure when so much relies on achieving an aesthetically pleasing and natural looking result? False promises from sub-par clinics is one reason, another is that people suffering from psychological stress caused by hair loss can be “ready for anything” to try and alleviate their suffering. The most important step is to first speak to a hair loss expert to understand the cause of your hair loss and to discuss the various treatment options available to you.

From New York to Berlin, Paris and London, the beard has become a global trend. And just like tattoos, it looks like they are here for the long-run. Forget Botox and liposuction, the new aesthetic trend is to be more “cool” and having a good beard certainly helps. It can be the cause of frustration with men who struggle to grow more than a few strands on their jawline, however there is a solution.

In this article we discuss one of the fastest growing aesthetic trends for men - beard transplants particularly in Melbourne.

An expanding waist line, wrinkles, thinning hair, grey hair and hair growing out of places it shouldn’t! Getting older throws us curve-balls from all directions. Thankfully, the world of non-surgical cosmetic treatments that are now, more than ever before, tailored to men, gives us a realm of anti-ageing solutions to help keep our true age and our perceived age as far apart as possible. 

We are going to talk about thinning hair, receding hair lines and grey hair and just how much of an ageing effect they have.

For anyone impacted by hair loss, a tropical holiday and a new head of hair sounds very appealing, right? You would certainly think twice if you heard some of the horror stories we have dealt with to correct the poor procedures people have had done while overseas. Thailand is a popular choice for New Zealand’s when combining a holiday with a hair transplant. But are the risks worth it?

In this article, we discuss the risks with overseas hair transplants and what you need to know to make sure you are informed before you go ahead with any hair loss treatment procedure.

A traditional hair transplant procedure such as FUT or "strip surgery" does require time off work. This technique involves a large incision at the back of the head to remove a section of hair follicles, which is then stitched back together. Recovery and time off work (typically at least a couple of weeks) is needed to recover and let the scar heal. Thankfully, today there are more innovative, less invasive options. Today's most advanced hair transplant technique is so delicate, you may not need to take any time off work.

We explain the most delicate and advanced technique below and why it could save you a long recovery period.

What does it take to be the best? When you consider the top golfers or surgeons, inherently there is natural skill, but perhaps most importantly, there is a persistent drive to be the best and a technique that is improved and refined in every aspect, with the aim of achieving perfection.

Gro has evolved hair restoration processes and procedures to achieve the most refined hair transplant technique, referred to as Direct Implantation Microsurgery. There are 3 key “pillars” or benefits that are unique to Gro.

Do you sometimes make a joke about your progressing baldness, trying to make it sound as though it doesn’t bother you? Have you made wearing a hat an art form? As a man, finding a way to talk to your wife or partner about how you really feel about losing your hair can be extremely difficult. How do you bring up the subject? How do you explain the impact it’s having on you? What if you’re not taken seriously? Sometimes you may feel like it’s just easier to “grin and bear it”. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

Many Gro patients find that once they discuss the impact of hair loss with their partner, they feel less anxious and more positive. We give you a few helpful tips to make broaching the subject with your loved one easier.

Thinning hair can have such an impact on a person, it can cause stress, anxiety and loss of self esteem, making you feel like you’d do anything to remedy the situation. Making a rash decision on a hair transplant can have diabolical consequences for a number of reasons. Firstly, the result can be unnatural looking, you may have a low follicle survival rate and worse still, so much damage can be done to the donor area that corrective surgery may not be a possibility. 

Making the right decision on your hair transplant provider from the beginning is so important – to get a natural looking result and to protect the donor area from trauma. In this article we explain the difference between FUT, FUE and the Direct Implantation methods and why Gro NZ hair transplants stand head and shoulders above the industry in terms of process, quality and results.

One of the biggest issues bald people face when trying to understand baldness is the endless list of myths, peculiar ideas and strange ‘cures’ that bounce around the internet and social media. From wearing a hat too tight to shampooing too often and the level of your testosterone, it’s hard to know what’s fact and what’s not.