Hair loss is not just a physical change — for many, it quietly erodes confidence and makes social situations feel overwhelming. Devi Prasad from Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, knows this experience first-hand. His story, shared six months after his hair transplant at Trichos clinic with Dr. John Watts, is a candid account of what the journey looks like from the patient’s side.
The impact of thinning hair
“I never wanted to venture out of my home as I became too conscious of my thinning hair,” recalls Devi Prasad. “It was when my friends suggested that I approach Dr John Watts and I decided to undergo a hair transplant six months ago.”
The procedure: seven hours, no pain
Devi Prasad’s hair transplant surgery at Trichos lasted seven hours. “I did not feel any pain,” he recalled plainly. The procedure was smooth, which he attributes to the skill of Dr. John Watts and the team, as well as the advanced facilities at the Trichos clinic.
Six months after: the results
At the six-month mark, Devi Prasad returned to the Trichos clinic to share his results on camera, showing healthy, thick, growing hair. “Everything was perfect with Dr John Watts. Even the staff and other doctors are exceptional in their service,” he explains. He highlighted that the team remained accessible after the procedure for any calls or clarifications during the recovery period.
What prospective patients should know
Devi Prasad’s experience reflects several key factors that contribute to a successful hair transplant outcome: choosing an experienced surgeon, following post-operative care instructions, and having realistic expectations about the timeline. Hair transplant results take time to develop fully — at six months, growth is still continuing, with full results typically visible at twelve months.
This article is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Consult a qualified dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does a hair transplant surgery take?
Devi Prasad’s procedure at Trichos lasted seven hours. The exact duration depends on the number of grafts required and the technique used.
Is a hair transplant painful?
Devi Prasad reported no pain during his seven-hour procedure at Trichos clinic. Local anaesthesia is used, making the process comfortable for most patients.
How soon can you see results after a hair transplant?
Visible results are typically seen at around six months, with full results developing over twelve months as the transplanted grafts grow progressively thicker.
