Dr. Pradeep Sethi

Eugenix Hair Sciences' own FAQ page refers to Dr. Pradeep Sethi and Dr. Arika Bansal as "our founders."1 The clinic lists locations in Gurugram, Hyderabad, Mumbai (Bandra West) and Bhubaneswar, India.2 Dr. Sethi's bio traces his training to dermatology at AIIMS New Delhi, then practice in Dehradun and Rishikesh before Eugenix, and the clinic credits him with over 20,000 surgeries under his supervision across more than 15 years (a total also stated jointly with Dr. Bansal), naming corrective hair transplantation as a particular focus.2 Its stated motto for him is "Do it once, do it right."2

Eugenix's service list spans male, female, corrective/repair, beard, eyebrow, afro and body hair transplant.3 Its Direct Hair Transplant (DHT) technique grew out of modifications to routine FUE, first published as a technique paper in April 2013.4 DHT creates recipient sites first, then scores grafts with a motorized punch and loads them into SAVA blunt-needle implanters, unloaded near-simultaneously to shorten how long grafts spend outside the body.4 For advanced cases the clinic estimates 4,500 to 8,000+ grafts, sometimes across two sessions and supplemented with beard hair; smaller cases run roughly 1,000 to 4,000 grafts.1 Corrective work includes re-implanting older "plug" grafts and transplanting into scar tissue, described as more difficult due to reduced blood supply.1 It states it will advise against a procedure where the donor area is too weak, the patient is generally under 25, or the hair loss pattern is still evolving.1

No page publishes Eugenix's own per-graft or package pricing; graft count is set during the consultation, based on hair loss pattern and donor availability.5 Its cost page separately notes clinics in India typically charge INR 100 to INR 500+ per graft, without stating this as Eugenix's own rate.5

The clinic's FAQ page, summarizing what it describes as patterns in patient reviews, states consultations follow a case-by-case approach rather than a fixed time slot, and that its doctors avoid guarantees, discussing limitations and variability instead of promises.1 After surgery, the clinic describes a dedicated aftercare team reachable by phone or text.3

Dr. Sethi is an ISHRS Fellow Member per the society's doctor directory.6 The clinic states its Gurugram facility is NABH-accredited under India's Quality Council, and separately accredited by the IADVL to train dermatologists in hair transplant surgery.3