Hair Restoration - Perth
Confidence
Grow Again.
At Precision Hair & Skin, we believe confidence is deeply personal. It shapes how people feel about themselves, how they move through the world, and how comfortably they recognise themselves in the mirror.
Hair concerns are not simply cosmetic - they are personal experiences that deserve thoughtful care, honest guidance, and medically led expertise. Every treatment is approached with clinical integrity and a commitment to natural, balanced outcomes that feel authentic to the person receiving them.

- Performs every procedure personally
- ISHRS member - International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery
- Hospital-grade surgical protocols
- Follow-up included for 12 months post-procedure
- Reviews all non-surgical options before recommending transplant
Four Pathways. One
Honest Starting Point.
Dr Jai works through your options in order - starting with the least invasive approach that can still deliver results.
Surgery is not the default. It is where you end up when it genuinely gives you the best outcome.
- Oral DHT-blocking medication targets the hormone responsible for shrinking hair follicles and shortening the growth cycle, addressing hair loss at its hormonal source.
- Topical minoxidil improves blood flow to the scalp, stimulating follicle activity and extending the active growth phase
- Together, these convert thin vellus hair into thicker terminal hair - adding density and reducing visible gaps
- For many patients, medication reduces the area requiring surgery - or removes the need for it entirely
- Ongoing medication is recommended post-transplant to protect existing hair and slow further progression
- Platelet-Rich Plasma uses your own blood's concentrated growth factors - extracted, spun, and injected directly into the scalp
- Stimulates existing follicles, accelerates hair thickening, and improves overall scalp health
- Works alongside medication to improve both volume and strand calibre
- Used before transplant to improve scalp condition, and after to support graft survival
- Exosome upgrades available - marine (Rejuran) or human-derived - offering up to 200 growth factors
- FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) - individual follicles extracted and placed with a micro-punch, leaving no linear scar
- DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) available for select cases - reducing outside time for each follicle
- Hairline designed for your face, age, and natural hair direction - drawn and agreed before a single graft is placed
- Graft count calculated precisely and verified against ISHRS guidelines - not inflated
- Large procedures split across two days for quality output and patient comfort - no rush jobs
- For significant hair loss where a staged approach across multiple sessions delivers the best long-term result
- Corrective surgery for previous transplants - misdirected grafts, unnatural hairlines, or results that fell short
- FUT strip scar repair using FUE technique in previously treated areas
- Post-overseas and interstate revision cases welcome - Dr Jai will be direct about what can and cannot be improved
- Combined medication, PRP, and surgical planning to protect the full picture - not just today's procedure
Female and Male Hair Loss
are Not the Same Condition.
Precision is built to treat both - with the clinical depth each deserves.

A Longer Journey That Deserves a Proper Answer.

Precise Planning for
Permanent Results.
The Procedure, From Planning to Placement.
01 Pre-procedure design session
The hairline is drawn on, adjusted, and discussed. The direction each graft will grow is mapped. You approve the plan before anything begins. This is not five minutes at the start - it is a proper consultation.
02 Graft count and planning
The recipient area is mapped and the graft count calculated against what it needs. Dr Jai cross-checks every plan against ISHRS guidelines - not a per-graft pricing incentive. Overcrowding grafts reduces individual survival.
03 Extraction - precision, not speed
Individual follicles are extracted using a micro-punch, following the exact angle of each hair to minimise transection. Magnification lenses are used throughout. Curly, coily, or fine hair types each require different technique - Dr Jai adjusts for each.
04 Graft handling and outside time
Extracted follicles are kept in optimal conditions and processed in extraction order. The time a graft spends outside the body matters for survival - the team's pace is calibrated to keep this window as short as possible.
05 Implantation - direction and density
Grafts are placed following the mapped direction, matching what existing hair does naturally. Single-hair follicles go to the hairline. Denser multi-hair follicles go behind. The result is a natural transition, not a sudden wall of hair.
06 Post-procedure care and follow-up
A team member calls the following day. Dr Jai sees you in person at one week, one month, then at three, six, nine, and twelve months. If something concerns you between appointments, you come in - you don't wait for a scheduled call.
Large cases take two days
Procedures over approximately 2,000 grafts are split across two sessions. Less fatigue, better work quality, no compromise on the final result.
Graft counts are verified
One patient was quoted 6,000 grafts by another clinic. Dr Jai's assessment - cross-checked with ISHRS - determined 2,000 was clinically appropriate. Overcrowding grafts reduces survival, and some clinics charge per graft.
Hospital-grade protocols throughout
Full scrub and rescrub between stages. Antibiotics. Sterile technique drawn from Dr Jai's background in hospital surgery - not adapted from a beauty clinic environment.
ISHRS membership
The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery does not accept all applicants. Membership requires demonstrated surgical experience in the field - a peer standard, not a marketing credential.
Superannuation early access may apply
Compassionate release of superannuation may be available where documented medical need is established. Ask about eligibility at consultation.
The Technique That
Changed Everything.
- How it works: A strip of scalp is surgically removed from the back of the head. Follicles are harvested from that strip, leaving a linear scar.
- Scarring: A long linear scar across the back of the head. Visible with a short haircut.
- Recovery: Higher skin tension, longer healing time, greater post-operative discomfort.
- Status: :Still performed at some clinics, particularly overseas.
- Corrective note: Many corrective cases Dr Jai sees today are repairing previous FUT results - strip scars, poor placement, or unnatural hairlines.
- How it works: Individual follicles are extracted one by one using a micro-punch, leaving only tiny circular marks.
- Scarring: Small extraction points that heal and become undetectable once hair regrows around them.
- Recovery: Less tissue trauma. Most patients resume desk work within a week.
- Status: Dr Jai's primary technique for all hair restoration procedures.
- Corrective note: FUE can be performed in previously treated areas, including around FUT scars, though scar tissue requires particular precision and experience.
It Went Wrong.
It Can Be Fixed.
Misdirected graft correction
Hair grows in the direction it was planted. If planning wasn't done properly, the result looks unnatural. Dr Jai can assess and, in many cases, redesign the placement.
FUT strip scar repair
The linear scar left by the strip method can be worked around using FUE - extracting from around the scar and, in some cases, reducing its visibility with targeted grafting.
Hairline redesign
A hairline designed for a 25-year-old face can look wrong at 45. If the original design didn't account for natural progression, it can often be redesigned to suit where you are now.
Post-overseas complications
Returned home with an infection, an unexpected result, or no aftercare at all? We can assess where things stand and be honest about what can and cannot be improved.
Flying long-haul within two weeks of a hair transplant also carries documented risks. Fluid shifts in the body during extended sitting can increase graft inflammation and affect survival - a risk most overseas clinics do not disclose.
Answered directly.
FUE is the modern gold standard, with no linear scar, faster recovery, and can be worn at shorter cuts post-surgery. FUT is rarely recommended today.
Most patients return to office work within 3–5 days. Donor area heals 7–10 days. Avoid heavy exercise for 2–3 weeks. Full visible results at 10–12 months.
The micro-punch used to extract each follicle needs to follow the exact angle of the hair below the skin. If the hair is long, the punch can't align accurately; it risks cutting through the follicle rather than extracting it cleanly. For women treating only the frontal hairline, only the small extraction area at the back is shaved, which stays covered by longer hair on top.
Graft count is calculated based on the area to be covered and the density required. Dr Jai cross-checks every plan against ISHRS guidelines. Think of it like planting a garden. Overcrowding grafts means they compete for blood supply and don't grow as well. Getting the number right matters as much as the technique.
No. The body will reject foreign tissue, just as it can reject an organ transplant. Hair for transplant must come from your own scalp.
Overseas headline pricing rarely includes medical assessment, follow-up care, or corrective work. We see the consequences regularly, and they cost more to fix than to do correctly the first time.
We strongly advise waiting at least two weeks. Long-haul flying causes fluid shifts in the body, your legs swell, and the same process can affect your scalp post-procedure. That increased pressure can impact graft survival. For FIFO workers especially, this is an important part of planning the timing of your procedure.
Corrective surgery is a significant part of what Dr Jai does. Whether the issue is graft direction, an unnatural hairline, a strip scar, or a result that simply didn't meet expectations, the first step is an honest assessment of what's there, what caused it, and what can realistically be improved.
No. A consultation fee applies. We do this because we want to see patients who are genuinely considering their options, not clinic-shopping with no intention to proceed. The consultation is a proper clinical assessment, not a sales pitch, and the fee is credited toward treatment if you go ahead.
In some cases, yes. Superannuation compassionate release can apply where hair loss is contributing to a documented mental health impact, including body dysmorphic disorder or depression. It requires a GP referral and a specialist letter. Ask about eligibility at your consultation.

