Surgical clinic · Kent
Hair transplants
in Kent.
Maidstone is Dr Matee's principal surgical base. Consultation, procedure, aftercare and the twelve-month review all happen at this one address — which means the surgeon who draws your hairline is the one you come back to a year later.
- AddressKSL Clinic
7 Station Road
Maidstone ME14 1QJ - Phone01622 686101
- What happens hereConsultation, surgery, aftercare and reviews
- CoversKent, Medway and the south east
- SurgeonDr Matee Ullah, GMC No. 7043306
Getting to the Kent clinic
Station Road runs beside Maidstone East, with Maidstone West a few minutes further on. By road it is a short run from junction 6 of the M20.
On the day
Your procedure in Maidstone
Everything happens at 7 Station Road. The hairline is drawn on you and agreed before anything begins, then the donor area is prepared under local anaesthetic. Extraction runs through the morning, placement through the afternoon, and you leave the same evening.
Patients travel to Maidstone from across Kent and Medway, from Sussex and Surrey, and from south and east London. For anyone inside the M25 it is usually a shorter journey than it looks on a map.
Aftercare and the twelve-month review are here too, with Dr Matee, judging final density against what was planned at the start.
The main clinic
Why most procedures happen in Maidstone
Kent is where Dr Matee is based as Surgical Director, and it carries the larger share of his operating list. The theatre, the instruments and the team are the same ones he works with week in, week out — which is the practical argument for a surgeon having a principal site rather than rotating between many.
It also means the consultation, the procedure and every follow-up happen in the same building, with the same people. Nothing is handed between sites, and nobody has to be brought up to speed on your case.
Who travels to Maidstone
Patients come from across Kent and Medway — Maidstone, Ashford, Canterbury, Rochester and the Medway towns — and from Sussex and Surrey. A substantial number travel out from south and east London, where Maidstone is often a shorter door-to-door journey than crossing the capital.
From the capital
Coming down from London
London patients are usually assessed at Portman Square and treated here. The clinic sits on Station Road beside Maidstone East, so the journey is station to door with no onward transport needed — roughly an hour from central London.
Most people travel down on the morning of the procedure and home the same evening. Because everything runs under local anaesthetic you are awake throughout and able to travel afterwards, though anyone who would rather not face the return journey the same day tends to stay locally.
If you are driving instead, Maidstone is a short run from junction 6 of the M20, with town-centre parking close by.
Afterwards
Aftercare within reach
The fortnight after surgery is when questions actually arise. Being able to get back to the clinic that treated you is worth more than it sounds.
The first fortnight
Washing from day three, crusting clearing through week one, shedding around week two. If anything looks wrong, you can be seen rather than described over the phone.
Months three to six
New growth comes through. Checks are arranged as needed rather than on a fixed schedule, and most people need very little at this stage.
The twelve-month review
Back to Station Road, in person with Dr Matee, to judge final density against the original plan — and to say honestly whether a second session would add anything.
Available here
What you can be seen for
Every procedure Dr Matee performs is available at Maidstone, because this is where he operates.
Common questions
Asked before booking
Does Dr Matee operate in Kent?
Yes. Maidstone is his principal surgical clinic, so consultation, procedure, aftercare and the twelve-month review all take place at this address.
How far in advance do I need to book?
Consultations are usually easier to arrange than procedure dates. Call the clinic on 01622 686101 for current availability.
Can I park at the Maidstone clinic?
Station Road sits in the town centre next to Maidstone East, so most patients arrive by train or use town-centre parking nearby.
Do I come back to Maidstone for aftercare?
Yes, and that is the point of being treated locally. The fortnight after surgery is when questions arise, and being able to physically attend the clinic that treated you matters.
Is Maidstone better than travelling abroad?
That is your decision. What Kent gives you is a GMC-registered surgeon on a public register, aftercare you can drive to, and a twelve-month review with the person who operated.
Nearby
Closest other locations
Book a consultation in Maidstone
Donor density measured in person, a realistic graft count, and — if surgery is not right for you — a straight no.