Your hair transplant journey, close to home
Meet our team in Mosta for an in-person hair and scalp assessment, receive a plan built around you, and benefit from local aftercare throughout your recovery.
Clear guidance at every stage
There is no pressure to choose a technique or graft number yourself. Your journey begins with an examination and honest discussion about suitability, achievable results and long-term planning.
Book your consultation
Choose an appointment at St Mary's Hair Clinic in Mosta and tell us what you would like to improve.
Book in clinic →Meet the team
Discuss your hair-loss history, health, current treatments, expectations and any questions you have.
Hair and scalp assessment
We examine the areas of concern, donor capacity and factors that may influence treatment suitability.
Receive your plan
If surgery is appropriate, we discuss the proposed technique, estimated graft range, likely outcome, quotation and available dates.
Your procedure
Final planning takes place on the day before extraction and implantation begin under local anaesthetic.
Explore hair transplants →Local follow-up
Return to the clinic as advised for early checks, washing support and continued progress monitoring.
A personalised assessment—not a sales appointment
The goal is to understand the cause and pattern of your hair loss, whether surgery is appropriate and how to plan responsibly for the future.
We discuss when the change began, progression, family history, health conditions and medications.
The back and sides are assessed for density, hair characteristics and potential donor capacity.
We consider your facial proportions, age, goals and the need to preserve donor hair for the future.
You can discuss technique, recovery, estimated graft range, expected outcome, price and next steps.
A hair transplant is not appropriate for every patient. Alternative treatment or monitoring may be recommended where this better protects your long-term result.
What happens at the clinic
Your exact schedule depends on the procedure and graft requirement. The team will provide individual instructions beforehand.
Arrival
Check in and complete the final preparation for your procedure.
Final review
Confirm the plan, answer last questions and complete final checks.
Hairline design
Review and agree the proposed recipient area and hairline.
Extraction
Follicular units are carefully harvested from the donor area.
Implantation
Selected grafts are placed according to the treatment plan.
Aftercare briefing
Leave with instructions, medication guidance and follow-up details.
The right approach for your case
These terms describe different parts of the transplant process. Your team will explain which combination is clinically suitable for you.
FUE
Individual follicular units are extracted from the donor area without a linear strip incision.
Learn about FUE → ImplantationDHI
Selected grafts are implanted directly with controlled placement, angle and direction to support precise, natural-looking hairline design.
Explore DHI → TechnologyTrivellini
A motorised system used by our team to support controlled and precise FUE graft extraction.
See our technology →Real cases from St Mary's Hair Clinic
Every result is individual. Hair characteristics, donor capacity, treated area and the number of grafts all influence the final outcome.
Healing first. Growth gradually.
A hair transplant develops over months, not days. Individual progress varies, and your own aftercare schedule should always take priority over general timelines.
Protect and heal
Follow sleeping, washing, medication and graft-protection instructions carefully.
Early settling
Crusting and redness usually settle; transplanted hairs may begin to shed.
Resting phase
Visible change may be limited while follicles transition through their cycle.
Early growth
New growth often becomes increasingly noticeable, although it remains immature.
Maturation
Density, texture and appearance continue developing toward the longer-term result.
Timelines are approximate and vary by patient, treated area and clinical factors. Contact the clinic if you have concerns during recovery.
Aftercare that stays within reach
Choosing a clinic in Malta means you can return to the same team that planned and performed your treatment—without arranging another international journey.
Start With a Consultation →Planned clinic reviews
Attend any early review, first wash or longer-term appointment recommended in your care plan.
Questions answered locally
Contact the clinic if something concerns you and receive guidance from the team familiar with your case.
Progress monitoring
Follow growth over time with agreed reviews and photographs as the transplanted hair matures.
Long-term planning
Discuss preservation of existing hair and any further treatment only when clinically appropriate.
Personal care—not a one-size-fits-all procedure
Every plan should balance the result you want with donor limitations, future hair loss and a natural appearance that remains appropriate over time.
Questions before your consultation
We discuss your hair-loss and medical history, examine the areas of concern and donor region, consider your goals and explain suitable options. If a transplant is appropriate, the proposed approach, provisional graft estimate, recovery and quotation can be discussed.
This depends on the size of the recipient area, desired coverage, hair characteristics, donor capacity and long-term plan. A graft estimate should follow a proper assessment rather than being selected from a standard package.
Shaving requirements vary with the technique, graft number and areas being treated. Your team will explain exactly what is required for your planned procedure during consultation.
The procedure is normally carried out under local anaesthetic. You may feel the administration of anaesthetic and some pressure or movement. Comfort and any concerns should be discussed with the clinical team.
The duration depends on the graft requirement and procedure plan. Hair transplants often occupy much of the day, and your expected schedule will be explained before the appointment.
This varies with your work, procedure and how discreet you want the early healing stage to be. The clinic can advise you individually, particularly if your job involves physical effort, dust, heat, helmets or prolonged sun exposure.
Growth is gradual. Early growth may appear after several months, with density and texture continuing to mature over approximately 9–12 months or longer depending on the treated area and individual factors.
The team may recommend monitoring, medical management or another non-surgical approach depending on the cause and stability of your hair loss. A responsible consultation should identify when surgery is not the best first step.
Ready to understand your hair-restoration options?
Visit our team in Mosta for a personalised hair and scalp assessment, realistic advice and a treatment plan built around you.