86 Ashmore Rd, Bundall QLD 4217

Bundall, Gold Coast · AHPRA-Registered Doctors

Gold Coast Hair Transplant
Where Your Doctor Leads the Procedure

FUE hair restoration performed personally by AHPRA-registered doctors at our private Bundall clinic. No technician hand-offs. No production-line approach. Just considered, medical-grade care.

Planned. Precise. Personal.

Free, no-obligation consultation · Mon–Fri 9 am – 5 pm

A different kind of hair clinic

The doctor who plans your transplant is the one who performs it

At many clinics, a doctor designs your treatment — then a technician carries it out. Here, our doctors do both. That distinction matters when every graft is a medical decision.

Doctor-Performed

Dr Alex or Dr Ranadi personally extracts and places every graft, working alongside a trained clinical team. Your doctor is in the room, not down the hall.

AHPRA Accountability

Both doctors are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency. That registration is your assurance of qualified, accountable medical care.

Private Gold Coast Clinic

A dedicated, licensed facility on Ashmore Road in Bundall — purpose-built for hair restoration, with on-site parking and a calm, discreet environment.

The procedure

FUE hair transplant — what it actually involves

Follicular Unit Extraction moves individual hair follicles from where they grow thickly to where they are needed. Here is what that looks like, practically.

Your doctor maps the donor area — typically the back and sides of the scalp — where follicles are genetically resistant to the hormone that causes pattern hair loss. Individual follicular units are extracted one at a time through tiny circular incisions, then placed into the thinning or balding areas following the natural angle and direction of your existing hair.

There is no scalpel incision, no stitches and no linear scar. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, and most people are back to everyday activities within a few days.

  • Minimally invasive — tiny extractions, not a strip
  • Each graft placed at the correct angle for natural fall
  • Suitable for hairline, crown and general thinning
  • Performed under local anaesthetic at our Bundall clinic
How our FUE procedure works

Hair transplantation is a medical procedure. Suitability is determined at an in-clinic consultation with one of our doctors.

FUE hair transplant being performed under surgical lighting at Gold Coast Hair Transplant, Bundall

From first call to full result

What happens when you come to see us

No hard sell. No locked-in deposits on day one. Just a clear, considered process from your first conversation through to follow-up.

1

Have a conversation first

Book a consultation online, call 0493 588 013 or send us photos for an initial view. No commitment — we just want to understand what you are noticing and what matters to you.

2

Clinical assessment at the clinic

Dr Alex or Dr Ranadi examines your scalp, maps your donor supply and discusses what is realistically achievable. If a transplant is not the right option, they will tell you — and suggest alternatives.

3

Your plan and quote

You receive a clear, itemised treatment plan with graft numbers, the areas to be treated and a fixed price — before you make any decision. Take it home, think it over, no pressure.

4

Procedure day

Your doctor and the clinical team carry out the procedure at our Bundall clinic under local anaesthetic. Most procedures take a single day, and you go home that evening.

5

Aftercare and follow-up

Clear aftercare instructions, a first-week check-in, and progress reviews as your new hair grows in. New growth typically starts around three to four months, with the full result visible from about twelve months.

Read the full journey guide

Your doctors

Meet the doctors who will look after you

Both are AHPRA-registered medical practitioners who personally perform the procedures. You can verify their registration on the public register.

Dr Alexander Brooks

Dr Alexander Brooks

Lead Doctor · MD, B.MED.SCI, DCH, FRACGP, FACNEM · Associate, ISHRS · AHPRA MED0002148734 — verify registration

Fellowship-trained in advanced FUE with internationally recognised credentials. Dr Alex brings a clinical eye to every hairline he designs — and knows the procedure from both sides of the chair.

Dr Ranadi Vincent

Dr Ranadi Vincent

MD, B.MED.SCI · AHPRA MED0002308905 — verify registration

Dr Ranadi is hands-on for the full procedure — she extracts, creates recipient sites and places every graft herself, bringing a methodical, unhurried approach to each case.

More about our clinic and team

Patient feedback

Rated 5.0 on Google

Our patients have rated their experience 5.0 out of 5 on Google. Read their reviews directly on Google Maps.

Reviews are hosted on Google and reflect individual patients' experiences. Results vary between individuals.

PRP hair therapy session at our Gold Coast clinic

Not ready for surgery?

Non-surgical hair restoration

A transplant is not the only option, and it is not always the right one. We also offer medical hair-loss management and PRP therapy — either as a standalone treatment or alongside a transplant to support your existing hair.

Your doctor will discuss all of the options with you at your consultation and recommend what suits your situation — including doing nothing, if that is the honest answer.

Explore non-surgical options

Ready to talk?

Book a no-obligation consultation

Come in and meet the team. We will assess your hair, explain your options clearly and give you an honest view of what is achievable — no hard sell, no pressure to commit on the day.

Book a consultation

86 Ashmore Rd, Bundall · Mon–Fri 9 am – 5 pm

Common questions

Answers before you visit

Where exactly is the clinic?

86 Ashmore Road, Bundall QLD 4217 — five minutes from Surfers Paradise, ten from Broadbeach, and right off the Bundall Road exit on the M1. The clinic has private on-site parking. We see patients from across the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Northern NSW and regional Queensland.

Who actually performs the procedure — a doctor or a technician?

A doctor. Dr Alexander Brooks or Dr Ranadi Vincent personally performs the extraction and placement of every graft, working alongside a trained clinical team. Both are AHPRA-registered medical practitioners and you can verify their registration on the public register.

What does a consultation involve?

Your doctor examines your scalp, assesses your donor area, discusses what you are hoping to achieve and explains what is realistically possible. You then receive a clear, itemised plan and quote to take away. There is no obligation and no pressure to decide on the day.

How much does it cost?

The cost depends on the number of grafts required, which varies from person to person. You will receive a fixed, itemised quote at your consultation. Finance options are being finalised — ask our team for current details.

Does it hurt?

The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, so the treated area is numb throughout. Most people describe the anaesthetic itself as brief discomfort. After the procedure, some mild soreness and swelling is common for a few days, manageable with standard pain relief.

When will I see results?

Transplanted hairs typically shed within the first few weeks — this is normal. New growth usually starts around three to four months, with meaningful density from about six months. The full result is generally visible from twelve months, and can continue to improve up to eighteen months.

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Find us

Centrally located in Bundall

Easy to reach from anywhere on the Gold Coast, with on-site private parking.

Private On-Site Parking 5 min from Surfers Paradise Right off the M1 Mon–Fri 9 am – 5 pm
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.