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10 Years of Hair Transplants in Australia: Gro Clinics’ Journey

10 Years of Hair Transplants in Australia: Gro Clinics’ Journey

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In 2014, Gro Clinics opened its first hair transplant clinic in Sydney, aiming to change how Australians approach hair restoration. With one doctor and one nurse, our mission was clear: deliver ethical, medically guided care for hair loss.

Today, that mission continues - across a national network of doctor-led clinics in Australia and New Zealand.

From One Clinic to a Network of Hair Transplant Clinics in Australia

In the last decade, Gro Clinics has grown from a single Sydney location to multiple hair transplant clinics across major cities, including Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and the Gold Coast, as well as Auckland. Our approach focuses on in-person consultations, clinical assessments, and personalised treatment plans.

What defines Gro’s approach:

Why Australians Choose Gro for Hair Transplants

Choosing to treat hair loss is personal. Gro supports patients at every stage - from early thinning to advanced cases - with tailored solutions and professional guidance.

Many Australians turn to Gro for:

  • FUE hair transplant procedures performed locally
  • In-person assessments, not online-only providers
  • Non-surgical and prescription-based options where appropriate
  • Transparent, realistic advice about what’s possible

What We’ve Done Over 10 Years

Gro has performed over 7,700 hair transplant procedures and supported an additional 7,800 clients through other medically guided treatments, such as prescription haircare, LED therapy, and regenerative care. Every Gro doctor completes over 12 months of training in our internal method before performing procedures independently, ensuring consistency across our clinics.

We’ve helped people navigate hair loss in a medically responsible, realistic way - with over 35 million hairs transplanted since opening.

More Than Just Hair Transplants

Gro’s treatment options cover:

  • In-clinic consultations and scalp diagnostics
  • Personalised FUE hair transplant plans
  • Medically prescribed haircare programs
  • Non-invasive treatments where clinically suitable

If you’re unsure whether a hair transplant is right for you, Gro offers step-by-step guidance from experienced healthcare professionals.

The Next Chapter for Hair Restoration in Australia

As Gro Clinics celebrates 10 years of practice, we remain focused on client education, ethical treatment planning, and local, in-person care. With a growing team and over 15,000 clients supported, we continue to refine our services for Australians who want medical support for hair loss.

Considering a Hair Transplant?

If you're experiencing early hair thinning or have questions about your options, a free 15-minute discovery call with a Gro consultant is a good place to start. There’s no obligation - just a simple, clear way to explore what’s possible.


Disclaimer: All medical procedures carry risks. Results vary from person to person. Consult a registered healthcare practitioner to assess your suitability before proceeding. Any examples shared are for informational purposes only and do not guarantee specific outcomes.

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