The surgeons behind your hair restoration

I founded Hair Renewal Clinic Peshawar after a decade of doing hair transplants the way I felt they should be done — by the surgeon, start to finish, with honest answers before anyone signs anything. Every consultation in my clinic is with me. I plan the hairline, I extract the grafts, and I am there for your follow-ups.

My day-to-day work is FUE — manual punch extraction in the 0.8–0.9 mm range for most Norwood II–IV patients, scaling to 3,500–4,500 grafts in a single session when the donor allows it. For higher Norwood grades or patients chasing density on the temples and frontal third, I use the Chinese ultra-high-density technique, where implant spacing and angle matter more than raw graft count. I will tell you which one fits your case, or I will tell you that you are not yet a candidate. Recovery is typically 7–10 days of visible scabbing, with shedding around week 3 and new growth by month 4. We will go through it together.

[Bio paragraph 1 — to be supplied by Dr. Irshad Khan. Suggested content: how he came to hair restoration, what he handles day to day at the Peshawar clinic, and his approach to consultations.]

[Bio paragraph 2 — to be supplied. Suggested content: technique specifics (graft ranges, punch size, which Norwood grades he treats), plus how he handles candidacy and follow-up.]