Research study on experiences with hair transplants

Institution: Centre for Appearance Research, UWE Bristol

Lead researcher: Bandna Rekhi

Project title: Exploring Hair Restoration Consultations

A research study is seeking participants to share their experiences and insights about hair restoration (hair transplant) consultations and decision-making.

Participants:
Individuals who have undergone hair restoration surgery in the past 12 months are invited to take part.

Participation options include:

Small group discussion (focus group): A relaxed online conversation with 2–3 others about general consultation experiences (not personal histories).
One-to-one interview: A private online conversation with the researcher.

Each session lasts approximately 60 minutes and can be conducted via video or phone. All information shared will be kept strictly confidential and anonymised.

Learn more or express an interest in taking part

Or contact the researcher Bandna Rekhi via email: [email protected]

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