Hair bonding and hair weaving
Hair bonding and weaving add hair to thinning or bald areas without surgery. They are semi-permanent methods that need regular maintenance.
Bonding
Hair units are attached to the scalp with a medical-grade bonding adhesive. It looks natural and needs periodic re-fixing as your own hair grows.
Weaving
Your own hair is braided, and additional hair is stitched into the braid to add volume and cover. It suits people with enough natural hair to anchor the weave.
Before you decide
A scalp check comes first. If you have an active scalp condition or ongoing hair loss, treating it protects your own hair while you use these methods.
Points to remember
- Regular maintenance visits are needed
- Scalp hygiene is important
- Not suitable with active scalp infection
- Medical treatment can continue alongside
Frequently asked questions
How long does a bonded unit last?
Typically some weeks before it needs adjustment. Your team will guide you.
Can I swim or exercise?
Usually yes, with care. We will advise what suits your unit.
Is it reversible?
Yes. Unlike a transplant, these methods can be removed.
This page is for general information. Your dermatologist will advise on what suits you after examination. Results vary from person to person.
Book a consultation
Evening OPD every day, including Sunday. Call or WhatsApp to reserve your slot.