Treat the Hair You Still Have
Surgical hair restoration and PRP, with a plan that protects what is there while restoring what has gone.
Hair Restoration at Aevum
Hair loss is progressive, and that single fact should drive every decision about it. A transplant that ignores what the surrounding hair will do over the next decade produces a result that looks wrong in five years.
We offer surgical hair restoration and PRP, and in most cases the honest recommendation is both. Surgery restores density where it has already been lost. PRP and medical therapy work on holding the ground you still hold.
We also carry Nutrafol, because supporting hair from the inside is part of a serious plan rather than an upsell at the counter.
Four Reasons This Is Different Here
We Plan for Ten Years
Where the hairline goes and how much is moved are decisions that have to account for continued loss, not just today's photograph.
Protecting Comes First
Restoring density while the rest keeps thinning is a treadmill. Stabilizing is usually the first conversation, not the last.
We Look for the Cause
Thyroid, iron, stress and hormones all drive hair loss. Because we run the longevity side too, we can look there before assuming it is only genetic.
Honest About Candidacy
Not everyone is a good surgical candidate. Some patients get more from medical therapy alone, and we will say so.
The Treatments Inside This Category
Surgical Hair Restoration
Follicles relocated from donor areas to where density has been lost
PRP Hair Restoration
Platelet rich plasma from your own blood to support existing follicles
Cause Investigation
Checking thyroid, iron and hormones before assuming pattern loss
Nutrofol
Nutritional support as part of the plan, not instead of one
Long Term Planning
A hairline designed for how you will look in a decade
Combined Protocols
Surgical and medical therapy working together rather than in sequence
The Earlier You Come In, The More We Can Protect
Hair you still have is far easier to keep than hair you have to replace. That is the whole strategy.
How It Actually Works
Pattern hair loss is largely driven by follicle sensitivity to hormones. Follicles from the back and sides of the scalp tend not to carry that sensitivity, which is what makes relocating them durable.
PRP concentrates platelets from your own blood and delivers growth factors to the follicle. Evidence supports it as a way to help maintain and thicken existing hair. It is not a replacement for a transplant where follicles are already gone, and anyone presenting it that way is overselling it.
Results take time. Transplanted follicles shed before they regrow, and meaningful change is measured in months. Any timeline shorter than that is not being honest with you.
Everything We Offer Under Hair Restoration
Before You Book
It depends on your donor supply, the pattern and stage of your loss, and your age. Some patients are better served by waiting and stabilizing first. That assessment is the consultation.
Transplanted hair typically sheds first and then regrows over several months, with the fuller picture around a year. PRP is a maintenance therapy assessed over months. Nothing here works in weeks.
Not if the hairline is designed properly and the density is planned for future loss. Results that look obvious usually come from a hairline placed too low and too aggressively in a patient who was still losing.
There is discomfort. We use numbing and most patients tolerate it well. It is a short appointment rather than a procedure day.
Almost always. Surgery restores what was lost. It does not stop the process that caused it, so ongoing medical therapy is usually part of keeping the result.
We Open Soon in Orchard Park.
Tell us what you are hoping to change and we will reach out with consultation availability before we open our doors.
4211 N. Buffalo Road, Suite 15, Orchard Park, NY 14127
