Dr. Sari Nasr

About Dr. Sari Nasr

Dr. Sari Nasr is a plastic surgeon and hair transplant specialist at HairX Clinics. He works the way a reconstructive case is planned: measure first, decide second. Donor density is assessed before a graft number is quoted, and the hairline is designed around your face and your pattern of loss rather than around a number agreed on the phone.

What he works on at HairX

• FUE, DHI and Sapphire hair transplantation
• Hairline design, temple points and density distribution
• Beard and eyebrow transplantation
• Assessment of hair loss cases that are better treated medically before surgery

What your consultation looks like

You will be examined in person: the extent of the loss, the quality and density of the donor area, and how the pattern is likely to progress over the coming years. That last point matters, because a hairline designed only for how you look today can age badly. The plan you leave with states the graft estimate per zone, the technique suggested for your hair type, and what the result can and cannot do.

FUE, DHI and Sapphire: how the technique is chosen

All three techniques used at HairX move individual follicular units from the donor area at the back and sides of the head to the areas that have thinned. They differ in how the grafts are placed. In FUE, the grafts are extracted one by one and placed into small channels that are opened beforehand. In DHI, each graft is loaded into an implanter pen and placed directly, so extraction and implantation are closer together and the surrounding hair can often be kept longer. In the Sapphire method, the channels are opened with sapphire blades, which allows a finer incision and closer placement where density is the priority.

Dr. Nasr approaches the choice the way he approaches the rest of the plan: from the measurements. The density of the donor area, the calibre of the hair, how the temple points and hairline are to be shaped and how much shaving the patient will accept all feed into whether FUE, DHI or Sapphire is proposed. The recommendation is written into the plan you leave with, alongside the graft estimate per zone, so that what was agreed is on paper rather than in memory.

Seeing the result before you book: the 12-month AI preview

Before any consultation, in person or online, you can use the free AI hair analysis on this site. You upload five photographs of your scalp, taken in daylight with dry, unstyled hair: the front, both sides, the crown from above and the donor area at the back. The report shows how your hair could look at day one, month three, month six and month twelve, rendered on your own photographs rather than on a stock model, and it estimates the number of grafts each zone would need: hairline, temples, frontal area, mid-scalp and crown, each with its own figure and a total. You keep it as a PDF whether or not you ever contact the clinic.

The preview is a planning aid, not a diagnosis. Photographs show that donor hair is present, but they cannot measure how many follicles per square centimetre are really there, and that number sets the ceiling on every plan. They also cannot tell whether the loss has stopped. Dr. Nasr reads the report as a starting point for the conversation and checks it against the examination, which is where the graft count is confirmed or corrected.

Booking and follow-up

Dr. Nasr sees patients at the HairX branches in New Cairo, Giza and Beni Suef, Open daily, 10:00–23:59. If you are outside Egypt, the free AI hair analysis on this site gives you a per-zone graft estimate and a timeline of the expected result before you travel, and an online consultation can follow. Aftercare instructions and first-month follow-up are handled by the clinic in person or remotely.