Medical Disclaimer

We want this website to be genuinely useful, and that starts with being clear about what it is not. Last updated: 17 July 2026.

This website is not medical advice

Everything published on this site, treatment pages, timelines, FAQs, blog articles, is general educational information about hair transplantation and related care. It is not medical advice for your individual situation, and reading it does not create a doctor-patient relationship. Decisions about your health should always involve a qualified medical professional who has assessed you personally.

Online assessments are preliminary

Our free online assessment and photo review provide a preliminary opinion: an experienced view of your likely candidacy, suitable technique and estimated graft numbers based on the photos and information you provide. A preliminary review is not a diagnosis and not a final treatment decision. Final candidacy is confirmed only through proper clinical evaluation, including blood analysis and in-person examination on procedure day, and the medical team can and will adjust or decline a plan if clinical findings require it.

Results vary

Before-and-after photographs and descriptions on this site show real patients, with consent, and reflect those individuals’ outcomes. They are examples, not promises. Hair transplant results depend on donor area quality, hair characteristics, the size of the treated area, individual healing biology and adherence to aftercare. Final results develop over 12–18 months, and crown areas typically take longer. No responsible clinic promises a specific outcome, and nothing on this site should be read as doing so.

Risks are real, if uncommon

Hair transplantation under local anaesthesia is a low-risk procedure, but every medical procedure carries risk. Possible effects include swelling, numbness, itching, folliculitis and, rarely, infection or reduced graft survival. Risk information on this site is general; your personal risk profile is discussed during your medical consultation, and you should raise every concern there.

Emergencies

This website is not a channel for urgent medical issues. If you are a patient experiencing urgent symptoms, excessive bleeding, fever, fainting, use the emergency line provided in your aftercare documents. If you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency of any kind, contact your local emergency services immediately.

Questions

If anything on this site is unclear or seems to conflict with what you have been told by a medical professional, ask us directly: enquiries@bluemagiclinic.com or +44 20 3627 7833. We would rather answer a question twice than leave it half-understood.