An experienced hair transplant doctor in Sydney
A hair transplant is elective. The right first step is a consultation that tells you honestly whether it will serve you, with a doctor qualified to say so.
One doctor, start to finish
Your consultation, hairline planning and procedure are with Dr Jassim Daood himself, not a rotating team you meet on the day.
ISHRS member
Dr Daood is a member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, the leading international body for the field.
30+ years of surgical experience
A career across Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Europe, spanning several surgical disciplines before focusing on cosmetic practice.
Consultation before commitment
A GP referral, an honest suitability assessment, written costs and a cooling-off period come before any procedure is booked.
Eligibility assessment comes before surgery
A transplant moves hair; it does not create new hair. It tends to work best when:
- Your hair loss is patterned and has been stable for some time
- Your donor area at the back and sides is dense and healthy
- You are in good general health
- You hold realistic expectations about density and timeframes
Recovery is gradual: a careful first week, shedding of the transplanted hairs in the early weeks, then new growth over many months. If a transplant is not appropriate, Dr Daood will tell you so plainly.
Hair restoration at the clinic
FUE Hair Transplant
Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) performed by Dr Jassim Daood at the Bankstown clinic, planned graft by graft around your individual pattern of hair loss.
Learn moreFUT Hair Transplant
Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT), the strip technique, can suit larger graft numbers in a single session. Learn how it compares with FUE.
Learn moreHairline Design
Planning a natural-looking hairline is the foundation of a hair transplant. Learn how Dr Daood maps the frontal hairline before any graft is placed.
Learn moreWomen's Hair Loss
Hair loss in women has different patterns and causes than in men. Understand how it is assessed and when a transplant may or may not be appropriate.
Learn moreBeard Transplant
FUE transplantation to patchy or thin areas of the beard, moustache or sideburns, assessed and planned at an individual consultation.
Learn moreEyebrow Transplant
Restoring eyebrow hair lost to overplucking, scarring or thinning, using fine single grafts placed to follow the natural direction of brow growth.
Learn moreAll surgical and invasive procedures carry risk. Outcomes vary between individuals and no specific result can be guaranteed. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. A GP referral is required for cosmetic surgery consultations.


