HairX Clinics , Hair Transplant

Dr. Sari Nasr is a plastic surgeon and hair transplant specialist at HairX Clinics. He works the way a reconstructive case is planned: measure first, decide second. Donor density is assessed before a graft number is quoted, and the hairline is designed around your face and your pattern of loss rather than around a number agreed on the phone.

• FUE, DHI and Sapphire hair transplantation
• Hairline design, temple points and density distribution
• Beard and eyebrow transplantation
• Assessment of hair loss cases that are better treated medically before surgery

Dr. Muhammet Tümren is a specialist in emergency medicine and anaesthesiology and a hair transplant specialist, and part of the Turkish team working with HairX Clinics in Egypt. A hair transplant is a long session, often most of a day, and his role is the part of it patients rarely think about in advance: that you stay comfortable, stable and properly monitored from the first anaesthetic injection to the end of the implantation.

• Local anaesthesia and sedation protocols for long transplant sessions
• Monitoring patients throughout the procedure
• Pre-operative assessment of medical history, medication and anaesthetic risk
• Hair transplantation with FUE and DHI techniques alongside the surgical team

Dr. Ahmed Mekkawy is a consultant plastic surgeon and hair transplant specialist at HairX Clinics, and one of the medical reviewers behind the guides published on this site. His focus in a transplant is the part patients notice for the rest of their lives: a hairline that reads as natural in direction, angle and irregularity, and a graft count worked out for the individual case.

• FUE, DHI and Sapphire hair transplantation
• Natural hairline design — angle, direction and deliberate irregularity
• Beard and eyebrow transplantation
• Planning multi-session cases where the donor area cannot cover everything at once

Dr. Olivia Ayman is a plastic surgery specialist and hair transplant specialist at HairX Clinics. Much of her work involves female hair loss, which rarely follows the male pattern: thinning is usually diffuse, the hairline often survives, and the decision about whether surgery helps at all depends on whether the donor area itself is stable.

• Female hair transplantation and hairline lowering
• No-shave and partial-shave planning, where the surrounding hair is kept long
• Diffuse thinning, postpartum hair loss and traction hair loss

• Eyebrow transplantation

Dr. Ahmed Kabil is a consultant plastic surgeon and hair transplant specialist at HairX Clinics in New Cairo, Giza and Beni Suef. Patients tend to remember his consultations for one reason: he will tell you plainly whether you are a candidate. Age, the stage of the loss and the state of the donor area all decide that, and none of them can be argued with.

• Hair transplantation with FUE, DHI and Sapphire techniques
• Candidacy assessment for early-stage and advanced hair loss
• Beard and eyebrow transplantation
• Medical treatment and for patients who should stabilise the loss before any surgery

Dr. Haitham Salem is a plastic surgery specialist and hair transplant specialist at HairX Clinics in Egypt. He plans from measurement rather than from ready-made packages: the donor area is counted, the pattern of loss is graded, and the number of grafts is whatever those two things allow — not a round figure chosen to fit a price list.

• Hair transplantation with FUE, DHI and Sapphire techniques
• Restoring receding hairlines and thinning crowns
• Beard and eyebrow transplantation
• Medical hair loss treatment 

Expect a direct conversation. The examination establishes how advanced the loss is, how much the donor area can safely give, and whether a single session is enough or the case is better staged. You will see the proposed hairline drawn before you commit, and you will be told which parts of the result depend on your own hair characteristics rather than on the technique used.