Sapphire FUE
Sapphire-tipped micro channels for denser packing and faster healing. Our most requested procedure.
Surgeon-led FUE and Pen & Needle hair restoration at Cochin Hair Transplant. Natural hairlines, single-sitting mega sessions, and a recovery plan you can actually follow.
Offers & services
Sapphire-tipped micro channels for denser packing and faster healing. Our most requested procedure.
Grafts placed one at a time with an implanter pen and fine needle, for close control over angle, depth and direction.
Patchy beard or thin brows rebuilt graft by graft, matched to your natural growth direction.
Non-surgical growth factor therapy to slow shedding and thicken what you still have.
Before & after
Every photo below is a real CHT patient. Results vary with donor density and grade of loss.
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AfterWhy CHT
We do one thing. Hair. That focus is the whole difference between a transplant that reads as a transplant and one nobody notices.
Extraction and implantation are performed by the doctor, not handed off to technicians halfway through.
Irregular, age-appropriate hairlines drawn on you before a single graft is taken. You approve it first.
You are quoted the grafts you need and charged for the grafts you get. Counted and shown on the day.
A dedicated operation theatre with medical-grade sterilisation and monitored anaesthesia protocols.
Scheduled reviews at 1, 3, 6 and 12 months, then support for life, with a WhatsApp line to the team whenever you need it.
One quoted figure covering surgery, medication and reviews. Split it over 12 months at no interest.
Feedback
I had almost given up on the front. Nine months later my own barber did not realise I had anything done. That is the highest compliment I can give.
What sold me was the consultation. They showed me the graft count on screen and told me what would not be possible. No overselling.
Took the no-shave option and was back at the office on Wednesday. The team checked on me on WhatsApp every week for two months.
Beard grafting for patchy cheeks. It grew in exactly along the line we drew. Worth every rupee and the EMI made it easy.
Free assessment
Fill this in and a member of the team calls you back with an honest opinion on whether surgery is even the right move for you.
The assessment is free and carries no obligation. If surgery is not right for you, we will tell you that on the first call.
Questions
Fifteen of them, answered plainly. Anything not covered here, ask us directly — the consultation is free either way.
Send us a photo of your scalp and we will tell you honestly what is possible.
Most people with permanent hair loss and a suitable donor area may be candidates for a hair transplant. Factors such as your age, pattern of hair loss, donor hair density, medical history, and expectations are considered during consultation. A qualified doctor will assess your scalp and recommend whether a transplant is suitable for you.
Hair follicles used for transplantation are usually taken from areas that are more resistant to pattern hair loss. The transplanted hairs are generally considered long-lasting. However, your existing non-transplanted hair may continue to thin over time, so your doctor may recommend treatments to help maintain it.
Hair transplantation is typically performed under local anesthesia, which helps minimize discomfort during the procedure. You may feel some pressure or mild sensations. Temporary soreness, tightness, or sensitivity can occur after the procedure and is usually manageable with the aftercare recommended by your doctor.
FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) involves extracting individual follicular units from the donor area and transplanting them into thinning areas. FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) involves removing a thin strip of scalp from the donor area and separating it into individual grafts. The most suitable technique depends on your hair loss, donor area, goals, and your surgeon’s recommendation.
The procedure can take several hours and, for larger sessions, may require more than one day. The exact duration depends on factors such as the number of grafts required and the transplantation technique being used.
The number of grafts varies from person to person. It depends on the size of the thinning or bald area, your desired density, hair characteristics, and the availability of healthy donor follicles. Your doctor can estimate the required number of grafts after examining your scalp.
New hair growth usually happens gradually. Transplanted hairs may initially shed before new growth begins. Noticeable improvement often develops over several months, while the final appearance can take around 12–18 months in some patients. Growth timelines vary between individuals.
A well-planned hair transplant is designed to create a natural-looking result. Factors such as hairline design, graft direction, angle, density, and distribution are important. The final appearance also depends on your donor hair characteristics and individual healing and growth.
Some degree of scarring can occur with any surgical hair restoration procedure. FUE typically leaves many very small extraction marks, while FUT usually creates a linear scar in the donor area. The visibility of scars varies depending on the technique, healing, hairstyle, and individual factors.
It is normal to experience temporary redness, swelling, small scabs, or mild tenderness around the treated areas. Your clinic will provide instructions on sleeping, washing your hair, medications, physical activity, and protecting the transplanted area during the initial healing period.
Many patients can return to non-strenuous work within several days, although visible redness or scabbing may remain for a short period. Recovery varies depending on the procedure and the individual, so your doctor will advise you based on your treatment.
Yes. It is common for some of the transplanted hair shafts to shed during the first few weeks after surgery. This does not necessarily mean the follicles have been lost. New hair can subsequently begin growing from the transplanted follicles as they enter a new growth cycle.
Hair transplantation is a medical procedure and carries potential risks. Temporary swelling, redness, itching, discomfort, numbness, scabbing, and shedding can occur. Less common complications may include infection, bleeding, noticeable scarring, poor growth, or an unnatural appearance. Your doctor should discuss the potential risks with you before treatment.
Once the transplanted follicles have healed and the new hair has grown sufficiently, it can generally be cut and styled like your natural hair. Hair colouring and chemical treatments should be avoided during the initial recovery period and resumed only when your doctor says it is safe.
Hair transplant costs vary depending on factors such as the number of grafts required, the technique used, the complexity of the procedure, and your individual treatment plan. An accurate price can usually be provided after a consultation and scalp assessment.
Branches
Micro FUE & restoration
Chamayam Building, KottooliConsultation & procedures
1st Floor, Nilambur Road+91 85899 77118
Mon – Sun · 9:00am – 6:00pm