The Hair Clinic by Laura Caicedo

A conversation with Dr. Laura Caicedo about female hair transplantation.

How she discovered the technique, what questions led her to research this procedure, and how she has refined it over time.

Her perspective, in her own words.

Rafa Alarcón visits The Hair Clinic for a personalized hair transplant follow-up consultation, reviews the results of his genetic hair test, and shares his experience with Dr. Laura Caicedo.

Champions of the world. Again.

Behind every great result there is a team, a plan, and people who know exactly what they are doing.

Congratulations to the Spanish national team. From The Hair Clinic, we celebrate with all of Spain.

Grade 3-4 androgenetic alopecia in a male patient.

Prior treatment with finasteride and minoxidil. Areas restored: frontal line, temples, and central zone up to the vertex limit.

In this video I walk through the case and the decisions behind the long hair technique approach.

A curly hair eyebrow transplant case.

This is one of the most technically demanding procedures in hair restoration. Curly hair has specific growth patterns that require precise placement and angle control to achieve a natural result.

In this video I walk through the case and the approach behind it.

Shaved vs. non-shaved hair transplant: 3 key differences you should know before choosing.

In this video I break down what actually changes between both techniques — and what that means for your case.

2,500 follicular units. 48-year-old patient. Ludwig II-III androgenetic alopecia pattern.

In this video I walk through the case: the starting point, the approach, and the result.

2,600 follicular units. 6,240 hairs. One long hair transplant.

This before and after shows what's possible when the long hair technique is used: visible results from day one, natural density, and a precise distribution designed for this specific case.

Every number here came from a personalized diagnosis, not a generic plan.

What’s the best country to get a hair transplant?

It’s one of the questions I get asked the most, and I understand why. But I’m going to give you a different answer than you might expect.

The country doesn’t determine the outcome. Neither does the price. What actually matters is who is going to design and perform your procedure, and what experience that person has.

A hair transplant is a technical procedure that requires medical judgment, specific training, and real experience. That doesn’t depend on geography. It depends on the professional.

In the video, I explain why this question deserves a different approach.