Gro Clinics

This October, Dr Leo will present two oral scientific papers at the 34th ISHRS World Congress in Rio de Janeiro, an international congress focused on hair restoration research, education and clinical practice. It marks a significant milestone for Dr Leo.

He’ll present:
Extraction and Implantation Speeds in FUE Hair Transplantation - a multicentre retrospective study of 612 cases.
The NATURAL Criteria Framework — a standardised approach to the visual assessment of hair transplant outcomes.
Two pieces of research contributing to how the field measures technique and outcomes.

We’re proud to see Dr Leo representing Gro and contributing to the wider hair restoration profession. Congratulations, Dr Leo.

Meet Dr Leo: groclinics.com.au/pages/dr-leo-chong


Dr Leo Chong, Medical Practitioner (MCNZ No. 75673). General information only. All procedures carry risks. Full risk information: regro.au/risks

Six months in, and it's coming through. There are still stages of growth to come.

2,362 grafts, 6,735 hairs, placed into a receding hairline by Dr Gamze at our Brisbane clinic, with density, angle and direction mapped out before the procedure began.

A transplant treats the placed area only. Hair loss can continue elsewhere, and further treatment may be relevant over time.

Wondering where you'd sit on a timeline like this? Start with a free 15-minute Discovery Call, a no-pressure conversation with an advisor: regro.au/dc


Results shown are relevant to this individual only and do not necessarily reflect results other patients may experience. Image shown 6 months post-procedure. Hair transplant procedures carry risks. Full risk information: regro.au/risks. General information only. Performed by Dr Gamze Aksakal (MED0002059035), Registered Medical Practitioner, General Registration.

What's causing it decides what's worth doing about it.

Genetic loss is managed over time. Shedding after stress or illness usually resolves once the cause does. Patchy loss needs a diagnosis first. Tension damage needs the tension gone.

Knowing which one you're dealing with is what any plan gets built on.

This is general information, not a diagnosis. If you want to talk it through, start with a free 15-minute Discovery Call, a no-pressure conversation with an advisor rather than a medical assessment: regro.au/dc


General information only, not medical advice. Individual factors vary and hair loss can have multiple contributing factors. Full information: regro.au/risks

This is what one day at Gro Clinics looks like.

3,587 grafts and 8,555 hairs, placed one at a time by Dr Anwar. Where each one sits, the angle it grows at and the direction it travels were all decided before the day began.

The after-procedure image isn't a result. It's placement, photographed before anything has started to grow. From here the follicles settle in and move through their growth cycle over the months ahead.

Days like this start with a conversation. Book a free 15-minute Discovery Call, no pressure and no obligation: regro.au/dc


Images shown are before and immediately post-procedure and do not represent final results. Results shown are relevant to this individual only and do not necessarily reflect results other patients may experience. Hair transplant procedures carry risks. Full procedure and risk information: regro.au/risks. Performed by Dr Anwar Al-Abedi (MED0002571399), Registered Medical Practitioner, General Registration.

Between extraction and placement, this is where the grafts wait.

Laid out, counted, and kept cold. Follicles are living tissue, so the conditions they're held in between coming out and going back in are part of the plan, not an afterthought.

It's the quietest part of the day, and one of the most deliberate.


General information only, not medical advice. Hair transplant procedures carry risks. Full risk information: regro.au/risks

Six months is a checkpoint, not a finish line.

2,334 grafts, 6,191 hairs, placed into a receding hairline with density, angle and direction mapped out before the procedure began.

At six months the transplanted hair is still moving through its growth cycle, so what you're seeing here will keep changing. We show it at this stage because it's part of the real timeline, not just the endpoint.

A transplant treats the placed area only. Hair loss can continue elsewhere, and further treatment may be relevant over time.

Want to know what a plan for your hairline would involve? Start with a free 15-minute Discovery Call. It's a general conversation with an advisor, not a medical assessment: regro.au/dc


Results shown are relevant to this individual only and do not necessarily reflect results other patients may experience. Image shown 6 months post-procedure. Hair transplant procedures carry risks. Full risk information: regro.au/risks. General information only. Performed by Dr David James Ballantyne (MED0001212633), Registered Medical Practitioner, General Registration.