Question 1

How do I know which hair restoration treatment I need?

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The best place to start is with an assessment. Hair loss can happen for different reasons, so the right treatment depends on your hair loss pattern, age, donor area, hair quality, goals and whether your hair loss is still progressing.

Question 2

How do I start the hair restoration process?

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The easiest way to start is by completing our free online assessment. You can upload clear photos of your hairline, crown, donor area and any thinning areas so the team can review your case before advising on the next step.

Question 3

Can I get advice before booking a consultation?

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Yes. You can submit an enquiry first and speak with the team before committing to a treatment plan. This is useful if you are unsure whether you need a transplant, PRP, PRF, medication or another option.

Question 4

What should I send with my hair enquiry?

Accepted Answer

Send clear photos of your front hairline, temples, crown, top of the scalp and donor area at the back and sides. Natural lighting is best, and you can upload them securely through the online assessment form.

Question 5

Am I suitable for a hair transplant?

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Suitability depends on your age, hair loss pattern, donor area, medical history, expectations and whether your hair loss is stable. If you are not sure, send photos through the online assessment and the team can advise whether a transplant, PRP, PRF, medication or another option may be more suitable.

Question 6

Am I too young for a hair transplant?

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Possibly. Younger patients may still have progressing hair loss, so the clinic may recommend stabilising the hair first before considering surgery. The goal is to protect your long-term result, not just fix today's hairline.

Question 7

Can I have treatment if my hair is only thinning?

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Yes, depending on the cause and stage of thinning. Non-surgical treatments may be more suitable if you still have active follicles. A transplant may be considered if there is clear hairline or crown loss and enough donor hair.

Question 8

Do I need a hair transplant or PRP/PRF?

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Not always. If your hair is thinning but the follicles are still active, treatments such as PRP, PRF, medication or laser light therapy may be considered. If the area has more advanced loss, a transplant may be more suitable.

Question 9

Can women have hair restoration treatment?

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Yes. Women can be suitable for hair restoration treatments, but female hair loss needs careful assessment because the cause and pattern can differ from male hair loss.

Question 10

How much does a hair transplant cost?

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Hair transplant pricing depends on the number of grafts, the area being treated and the complexity of your case. As a guide, our hair transplant cost guide explains that UK hair transplants commonly range from around £4,000 to £7,000, with your exact quote confirmed after assessment.

Question 11

How much is PRP hair treatment?

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Aventus Clinic lists PRP hair treatment from £300. The number of sessions depends on your hair loss, scalp health and the treatment plan recommended.

Question 12

Can I get a hair transplant price before booking?

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Yes. You can start with the hair transplant cost calculator or send photos through the online assessment form. The final price depends on your hair loss pattern, donor area, number of grafts required and the treatment plan recommended.

Question 13

How many grafts will I need?

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The number of grafts depends on the size of the area, your desired density, your donor hair and the long-term plan. The quickest way to get an estimate is to use the hair transplant cost calculator or send photos through the free assessment form.

Question 14

Will my result look natural?

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The aim is always a natural-looking result. This depends on careful hairline design, graft placement, angle, density and planning around future hair loss.

Question 15

How long does a hair transplant take?

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A hair transplant can take several hours and larger procedures may take most of the day. The exact time depends on the number of grafts and complexity of the case.

Question 16

Is a hair transplant painful?

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The procedure is carried out using local anaesthetic, so you should not feel sharp pain during treatment. You may feel pressure, movement or mild discomfort at points.

Question 17

When will I see results after a hair transplant?

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Hair transplant results develop gradually. Shedding is common early on, with new growth usually appearing over the following months. Many patients see a visible difference between six and twelve months.

Question 18

Will I need time off work after a hair transplant?

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Many patients return to non-physical work within a few days, but there may be visible redness, swelling or scabbing at first. Physical jobs may require more downtime.

Question 19

Can I combine different hair treatments?

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Yes. Some patients benefit from a combined plan, such as PRP, PRF, medication, laser light therapy or surgery. The clinic will recommend a plan based on your hair loss and goals.

Question 20

How do I know if I need a dermatologist?

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You may benefit from a dermatology appointment if you have a skin concern that is changing, not healing, causing discomfort, affecting confidence or not improving with standard treatments.

Question 21

How do I start with a skin concern?

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Start by submitting a free online assessment with clear photos of the area you are concerned about. Include how long it has been there, whether it has changed and whether it causes pain, itching, bleeding or irritation.

Question 22

Can I send photos before booking?

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Yes. Photos are very helpful for moles, cysts, skin tags, warts, lumps, bumps and other visible skin concerns. Send a close-up photo and a wider photo showing where it is on the body.

Question 23

Can the clinic tell me what it is from a photo?

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Photos can help guide the conversation, but they may not be enough for a final diagnosis. Some skin concerns need an in-person examination before treatment can be confirmed.

Question 24

What happens after a dermatology enquiry?

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The team will review your information and photos, then advise whether you need a consultation, treatment appointment, further checks or a different pathway.

Question 25

Can I get a mole or skin growth checked privately?

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Yes. You can book privately to have a mole, lump, bump or skin lesion assessed. The clinician can advise whether it looks suitable for treatment, monitoring, testing or referral.

Question 26

When should I get a mole checked?

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You should get a mole checked if it changes in size, shape, colour, border or behaviour, or if it starts bleeding, itching, crusting, hurting or looking different from your other moles.

Question 27

Can I have a mole removed for cosmetic reasons?

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Yes, many patients choose mole removal for cosmetic reasons or because a mole catches on clothing, shaving or jewellery. The mole should still be assessed first to confirm the safest removal option.

Question 28

Can I have a skin tag, wart, cyst or lump removed?

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Yes, many common lumps, bumps and skin lesions can be assessed and removed privately if suitable. The treatment method depends on what it is, where it is and whether any testing is needed.

Question 29

What if I am not sure whether it is a mole, cyst, skin tag or wart?

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That is very common, and you do not need to diagnose it yourself. Send clear photos through the online assessment and the team can advise which appointment or treatment route may be most suitable.

Question 30

Can I be treated on the same day?

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Same-day treatment may be possible for some skin concerns, depending on the assessment, suitability and appointment availability. If you want to check before travelling, send photos first through the online assessment form.

Question 31

How much does mole removal cost?

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Our mole removal cost guide lists a single mole removal from £295, with additional moles at £195 per mole. The final price can depend on the mole's size, location, method of removal and whether testing is needed.

Question 32

How much does dermatology treatment cost?

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The cost depends on the concern, treatment type, number of lesions, complexity and whether testing is needed. The clinic can usually give guidance before booking and confirm the final cost after assessment.

Question 33

Can I get a price from photos?

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In many cases, photos can help the team give a guide price, especially for visible skin lesions. However, the final price may depend on the in-person assessment, size, location, treatment method and whether histology testing is needed.

Question 34

Will skin removal leave a scar?

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Any treatment that removes or cuts the skin can leave a mark or scar. The aim is to use the most suitable method and aftercare to keep the result as neat as possible.

Question 35

Is skin treatment painful?

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Many skin procedures are carried out using local anaesthetic, which numbs the area. You may feel pressure or movement, but sharp pain should be minimised.

Question 36

Can removed skin lesions be tested?

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Yes. If the clinician recommends it, removed tissue can be sent for histology testing. This is especially important where there is any uncertainty about the skin lesion.

Question 37

Should I remove a mole or skin tag at home?

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No. Home removal can cause bleeding, infection, scarring and missed diagnosis. It is safer to have skin lesions checked and treated by a qualified medical professional.

Question 38

How do I know if I am suitable for plastic surgery?

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Suitability depends on your health, medical history, anatomy, expectations and the procedure you are considering. A consultation is required before any surgical recommendation can be made.

Question 39

How do I start the plastic surgery process?

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Start with an enquiry or online assessment. Share the procedure you are interested in, what you would like to improve and any photos if relevant. The team can then advise whether a consultation is the right next step.

Question 40

Can I speak to someone before booking surgery?

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Yes. You can enquire first and speak with the clinic before booking a consultation. This is useful if you are unsure whether treatment is right for you.

Question 41

What plastic surgery procedures does Aventus Clinic offer?

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Aventus Clinic offers selected procedures such as eyelid surgery, earlobe repair, inverted nipple correction and labiaplasty. Suitability is confirmed during consultation.

Question 42

Can I send photos before booking surgery?

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Yes, for some procedures photos can help the team understand your concern before advising on the next step. For example, eyelid concerns can often be reviewed before deciding whether an in-clinic consultation is needed.

Question 43

How much does plastic surgery cost?

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The price depends on the procedure, complexity, anaesthetic, clinic requirements and aftercare. A clear quote should be provided after your consultation and assessment.

Question 44

Can I get a price before consultation?

Accepted Answer

The clinic may be able to give a guide price or starting point, but an accurate quote usually requires consultation because every patient's anatomy, goals and procedure requirements are different.

Question 45

Will I need a consultation first?

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Yes. Surgery requires a proper consultation so the clinician can assess suitability, explain the procedure, discuss risks and confirm whether treatment is appropriate.

Question 46

Will I be pressured to book?

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No. Surgery should never feel rushed. The purpose of the consultation is to confirm suitability, explain risks, discuss recovery, provide pricing and help you make an informed decision.

Question 47

Is plastic surgery painful?

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Most procedures are carried out with appropriate anaesthetic to keep you comfortable. Some swelling, bruising, tenderness or tightness may be expected during recovery.

Question 48

Will there be scarring?

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Any surgery can leave a scar. The aim is to place and close incisions carefully so the scar is as discreet as possible, but healing varies from person to person.

Question 49

How much downtime will I need?

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Downtime depends on the procedure and your work or lifestyle. Some patients need only a short recovery period, while others may need longer before returning to exercise or normal activities.

Question 50

Can I see before and after photos?

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Where appropriate, the clinic may be able to show examples during consultation. Results vary, so photos should be used as a guide rather than a guarantee.

Question 51

What should I ask during consultation?

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Ask about suitability, realistic results, cost, recovery, scarring, risks, aftercare and what happens if you have concerns after treatment.

Question 52

Can I have surgery if I have medical conditions?

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Possibly, but this must be discussed before treatment. You should disclose your medical history, medication, allergies and any previous surgery.

Question 53

What happens after I enquire about plastic surgery?

Accepted Answer

The clinic will review your enquiry and advise whether you need a consultation, further information, photos or a different treatment pathway.

Question 54

How do I know which skin rejuvenation treatment I need?

Accepted Answer

The right treatment depends on your main concern, such as acne, redness, pigmentation, scarring, texture, fine lines, sun damage or unwanted hair. The best first step is to send photos or book an assessment so the team can recommend the most suitable option.

Question 55

What skin rejuvenation treatments are available?

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Aventus Clinic offers a range of skin and laser treatments, including Nordlys skin rejuvenation, AviClear acne treatment, Secret PRO and laser hair removal.

Question 56

How do I start with skin rejuvenation?

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Start by sending an enquiry with your main concern and photos if possible. The clinic can then advise whether a consultation, patch test or treatment appointment is needed.

Question 57

Can I send photos before booking?

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Yes. Photos are helpful for concerns such as acne, pigmentation, redness, acne scarring and uneven texture. Use clear lighting and send more than one angle where possible.

Question 58

What happens after I enquire about skin rejuvenation?

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The team will review your concern and advise whether you need a consultation, patch test, treatment plan or more information before booking.

Question 59

Am I suitable for laser treatment?

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Suitability depends on your skin type, medical history, medication, recent sun exposure, tanning history and the treatment being considered. A consultation or patch test may be required before treatment.

Question 60

Can laser treatment be used on darker skin tones?

Accepted Answer

Some treatments may be suitable for darker skin tones, but the correct device and settings are important. A consultation helps reduce the risk of pigmentation changes or irritation.

Question 61

Can I have laser treatment if I have a tan?

Accepted Answer

Recent tanning or sun exposure may make some laser treatments unsuitable. It is best to tell the clinic about holidays, sunbeds or fake tan before booking.

Question 62

Is laser hair removal permanent?

Accepted Answer

Laser hair removal is best described as long-term hair reduction. Some patients may need maintenance sessions over time.

Question 63

Can laser hair removal help shaving rash or ingrown hairs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Laser hair removal can help reduce hair growth, which may improve shaving rash and ingrown hairs for some patients.

Question 64

Do I need to shave before laser hair removal?

Accepted Answer

Usually, yes. Shaving before treatment helps the laser target the follicle more effectively. The clinic will give you preparation instructions before your appointment.

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