
At Follicle HT, we offer Markham patients surgical and non-surgical hair restoration through a boutique, surgeon-led practice. Whether you’re concerned about thinning hair, a receding hairline, or sparse facial hair, you can speak with a surgeon about the change you want and the options worth considering.
For patients seeking a hair transplant near Markham, we begin with your goals and clinical circumstances rather than assuming surgery is the answer. In-person consultations are available at our Centre Street and Davenport Road clinics. You can also begin virtually to explore potential treatments before taking the next step.

We offer both FUE and FUT transplantation. Your surgeon considers donor resources, hair characteristics, intended coverage, and personal goals when recommending an approach.
During FUE hair transplantation, individual follicular units are removed from a donor area and transplanted into planned areas of hair loss. This method avoids a linear donor scar but leaves small extraction scars. Their visibility matters when considering how short you would like to wear your hair after treatment.
With FUT hair transplantation, a surgeon removes a strip of donor scalp. Individual follicular-unit grafts are then prepared and transplanted into the recipient area. FUT leaves a linear donor scar, so suitability includes your scalp characteristics and willingness to keep enough hair length to cover the donor area.
Your surgeon weighs donor density, scalp characteristics, and the extent of hair loss against the coverage and density you hope to achieve. Hairstyle preferences are important because they affect how donor scars may show, but they are only one consideration.
Donor hair is finite, and future loss can change your restoration needs. By offering both techniques, we can discuss an approach that accounts for your immediate goals while preserving options for longer-term planning.
We provide scalp, facial hair, and hairline restoration. The location, pattern, and cause of your concern help determine the appropriate treatment.
A receding frontal hairline and a thinning crown present different coverage goals within male-pattern hair loss. At the front, we consider contour and how the hairline frames your face. Crown treatment requires planning for coverage across a different area. For either concern, existing density, available donor hair, and potential future loss influence what we recommend.
A widening part, reduced density, or frontal thinning can prompt women to seek treatment. Our hair restoration for women services begin with assessment of the pattern and possible cause. Visible thinning alone does not establish whether transplantation is appropriate; another treatment may better address the concern.
Eyebrow, beard, and moustache transplantation can address sparse growth or selected gaps, with shape and distribution planned for the area being treated.
Surgical hairline lowering serves a different purpose: it advances the existing hairline to reduce forehead height rather than adding transplanted follicles. We also offer gender-affirming restoration, including individualized hairline or facial hair planning related to feminization or masculinization goals. Each service has its own suitability considerations and intended changes.
Our treatment range includes non-surgical care. We consider the cause, severity, and progression of hair loss when discussing what may help.
Progressive genetic hair loss differs from temporary shedding or loss associated with a medical or scalp condition. Similar-looking thinning can therefore require different management. During assessment, tell your surgeon when it began, how it has changed, and whether you have scalp symptoms. Your medical history also helps inform the discussion before a treatment is selected.
Suitable patients may be able to manage ongoing thinning through an individualized medical plan without immediate surgery. Medical management and transplantation have separate roles: one addresses continuing loss, while the other redistributes donor follicles. We recommend hair treatment according to clinical assessment, rather than treating non-surgical care as a guaranteed alternative to transplantation.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) are prepared from your own blood and administered through scalp injections. At Follicle HT, we discuss PRP and PRF hair restoration injections as potential additions to a broader treatment plan.
Your surgeon can explain their possible role and limitations. Responses vary, and the evidence continues to develop, particularly for PRF. Your surgeon will help you understand what results may be realistic for your goals and whether PRP or PRF could be a worthwhile addition to your personalized hair restoration plan.
You can begin in person or virtually. If surgery is recommended, consultation also gives you an opportunity to plan for recovery.
Markham residents can visit our Thornhill clinic at 57 Centre Street, Vaughan, ON L4J 1G2. Our other consultation location is the Davenport clinic at 305 Davenport Road, Toronto, ON M5R 1K5.
Yes. An initial virtual consultation lets you discuss your hair loss history, concerns, and restoration goals with a surgeon. You can review potential options and take time to decide whether to proceed. If you choose to move forward with treatment, an in-person appointment is required.
Temporary swelling and care of both donor and recipient areas are practical considerations after surgery. Your work demands, physical activity, and ability to follow postoperative instructions should all factor into planning.
We provide written aftercare guidance for washing, activity, and care of the treated areas. Ask how those instructions apply to your proposed procedure and daily routine. Early healing is separate from later hair growth, so hair transplant recovery does not mean the finished result will be visible immediately.
A surgeon consultation can help you understand which options deserve consideration and what improvement may be realistic. Bring your main concern, restoration goals, and previous treatment history so we can discuss suitability in the context of your circumstances.
Markham residents can request an in-person consultation at our Centre Street or Davenport Road clinic, or begin with a virtual appointment. Call (905) 764-7799 or schedule a consultation to submit your request. You do not need to choose a procedure before reaching out; the consultation is an opportunity to explore your options and discuss appropriate next steps.
Your hair transplant journey begins with your decision to make a positive change.
At Follicle HT, our philosophy is that modern hair transplantation is a freedom granting procedure. We strive to help all our patients look and feel their very best by having the full range of options available.
Let’s open a discussion, see how we can help!