Where your procedure happens — and who performs it

A private, purpose-built clinic in the heart of Bundall, staffed by AHPRA-registered doctors who personally perform every hair restoration procedure.

Our Bundall clinic

A private facility built for hair restoration

Gold Coast Hair Transplant operates from a dedicated private clinic at 86 Ashmore Road, Bundall — centrally located between Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach and Southport, with easy access from the M1 motorway and the rest of South East Queensland.

The clinic was fitted out specifically for hair restoration procedures. It is not a shared medical centre or a general practice that offers transplants on the side. Every room, every piece of equipment and every workflow is designed around one thing: hair transplantation done properly in a clinical setting.

There is private on-site parking, and the building is discreet — no large signage visible from the road. Most patients tell us they appreciate that.

Gold Coast Hair Transplant clinic exterior at 86 Ashmore Road, Bundall

Reception area inside Gold Coast Hair Transplant clinic

Inside the clinic

Comfortable, clinical, private

Walk in and the first thing you will notice is that it does not feel like a hospital. The reception area is calm and welcoming, designed so you can settle in before your appointment without feeling exposed or anxious.

Behind the scenes, the clinical areas meet the standards you would expect from a licensed private facility. Procedure rooms are equipped with precision FUE instrumentation, proper lighting, sterile workflow stations and everything required for a full-day transplant session to run smoothly.

You will spend most of your procedure day in one room with your doctor and clinical team. We keep it comfortable — you can listen to music, watch something on screen or simply rest.

Where your procedure takes place

The procedure room

Our procedure rooms are set up exclusively for FUE hair transplantation. The layout supports the full workflow — from donor extraction through graft preparation to recipient placement — without interruption or delay.

Equipment includes precision micro-punch systems for follicle extraction, magnification for graft handling, and sterile preparation stations where follicular units are sorted and stored in holding solution until placement. The environment is temperature-controlled and designed to keep both patient and doctor comfortable across sessions that can run several hours.

Everything is within arm's reach. That matters when your doctor is placing hundreds or thousands of individual grafts in a single sitting.

FUE procedure room at Gold Coast Hair Transplant, Bundall

Your doctors

AHPRA-registered doctors who perform every procedure

At Gold Coast Hair Transplant, your doctor personally performs the extraction and placement — the two steps that determine how your hair transplant turns out. You will not be handed off to a technician.

Dr Alexander Brooks

Lead Doctor

MD, B.MED.SCI
DCH (Diploma of Child Health)
FRACGP (Fellow, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners)
FACNEM (Fellow, Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine)
Associate Member, International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS)
AHPRA Registration: MED0002148734

Dr Brooks holds advanced fellowship training in FUE from an internationally recognised programme. He brings that foundation — plus ongoing refinement of his technique — to every procedure he performs at the Bundall clinic.

He has also personally undergone FUE himself — which means he understands what it feels like to sit in the chair, not just to stand behind it. That perspective shapes how he communicates with patients, manages expectations and approaches each procedure day.

Dr Ranadi Vincent

Doctor

MD, B.MED.SCI
AHPRA Registration: MED0002308905

Dr Vincent is in the procedure room for every stage — from follicle extraction through to final graft placement. She is AHPRA-registered and committed to doing the work herself rather than delegating it.

Her approach is thorough and measured. She walks you through each step clearly, both during your initial consultation and on the day, so there are no surprises and you feel in control throughout.

The Gold Coast Hair Transplant clinical team at the Bundall clinic

The clinical team

More than just the doctors

Behind every procedure is a trained clinical support team. While your doctor performs the extraction and placement, the team assists with graft preparation, sterile handling, patient comfort and the many steps that keep a long procedure day running smoothly.

Everyone in the room knows the workflow. That coordination matters — especially during sessions involving large graft counts, where consistency and timing directly affect the quality of the result.

How we work

Honest assessments. No hard sell.

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Doctor-led from start to finish

Your doctor is involved at every stage — from the initial consultation and scalp assessment through to procedure planning, the transplant itself and follow-up reviews. There is no handoff to a sales team or a technician along the way.

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We will tell you if it is not right

Not everyone is a suitable candidate for hair transplantation. If a transplant is unlikely to give you a worthwhile result, we will say so. We would rather lose a booking than perform a procedure that should not have been done.

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Objective measurement, not guesswork

We use advanced digital scalp analysis to map your donor area and measure follicle density, calibre and distribution. This gives your doctor precise data to build a transplant plan — rather than relying on visual estimation alone.

Take the first step

See the clinic. Meet the doctor. Get a clear answer.

Book a consultation at our Bundall clinic. Your doctor will assess your hair, explain what is achievable and give you an honest recommendation — whether that is a transplant, a non-surgical option, or nothing at all.

Book a consultation

The information on this site is general in nature and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Hair transplantation is classified as a higher-risk non-surgical cosmetic procedure under Australian guidelines. Individual outcomes cannot be guaranteed. A face-to-face consultation with an AHPRA-registered doctor is required before any procedure can be considered. Published in accordance with AHPRA advertising obligations.