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How Eugenix Hair Sciences Redefines Hair Restoration Through Art and Science
- •Dr Pradeep Sethi and Dr Arika Bansal, AIIMS New Delhi alumni and co-founders of Eugenix Hair Sciences, are globally recognized as pioneers in blending artistic vision with surgical precision.
- •The duo pioneered Direct Hair Transplantation, a technique where graft extraction and implantation happen almost simultaneously to ensure maximum graft survival.
- •Eugenix operates an NABH-accredited facility in Gurugram alongside centers in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, and Bengaluru, attracting patients from across the globe.
- •With over 15 years of experience and more than 22,000 procedures performed, the institution treats complex baldness cases, public figures, and medical professionals alike.
- •The founders have contributed significantly to medical education by authoring research papers and training the next generation of hair restoration surgeons.
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Direct Hair Transplantation (DHT) is a pioneering technique where graft extraction and implantation take place almost simultaneously, keeping grafts outside the body for only a few minutes. The approach was pioneered by Dr Pradeep Sethi and Dr Arika Bansal, co-founders of Eugenix Hair Sciences, and detailed in their peer-reviewed research and co-authored medical literature.
Dr Arika Bansal is a gold medallist from Lady Hardinge Medical College with an MD in Dermatology and training at AIIMS New Delhi, specialising in precision hairline design and complex female hair restoration. Dr Pradeep Sethi, also trained at AIIMS New Delhi, specialises in natural density, advanced baldness, and limited donor resources. Both doctors are fellow members of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS).
Eugenix’s primary facility in Gurugram is NABH-accredited, reflecting adherence to patient safety, clinical processes, and quality of care. In addition to its Gurugram headquarters, the institution operates centres in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, and Bengaluru.
