Get 5 to 10 more hair transplant patients every month. Guaranteed.

• The leads were garbage.

  You ran ads, or paid someone to. The enquiries asked the price, haggled to a number you would never operate at, and vanished. A person shopping for a ₹10,000 procedure at a clinic that charges ₹1,50,000 is not a patient. Volume like that is a phone bill dressed up as a pipeline.

• Nobody follows up fast enough.

  A transplant enquiry speaks to three or four clinics in a day, and the consultation usually goes to whoever answered within minutes. A front desk that calls back the next afternoon, once, is not a follow up system. It is a leak.

• The agency ran restaurant ads with your name on them.

  Generic agencies run the same templated creative for clinics that they run for salons and furniture stores. No understanding of the consultation journey, graft pricing, or what a candidate needs to hear before committing to surgery. The creative embarrasses you and the targeting spends your money on the wrong people.

• Referrals built the clinic, then plateaued.

  Word of mouth is real, and it got you here. It is also finite, slow, and entirely outside your control. Some months the diary is full, some months it is dead, and salaries, rent and equipment EMIs land the same either way. A practice cannot plan around luck.

• Chains are outspending you.

  Franchise and chain clinics with dedicated marketing budgets are opening in your city every quarter. The surgery inside them is often no better than yours. The patient never finds that out, because the chain reached them first.

• You are a surgeon, not a marketer.

  Nothing in medical training covered cost per enquiry, and it should not have. The answer is not for you to learn marketing. It is for a specialist who does this all day, only for hair transplant clinics, to own patient acquisition completely and be accountable to a number in a contract.

That arithmetic is why the guarantee can exist. At these margins, a system that reliably adds 5 to 10 procedures a month does not cost a clinic money. Not having one does.

• What exactly counts as a qualified consultation?

  Six things, all of which must be true: a real person screened on a live call by our intake team, financial capacity confirmed against your actual pricing, expectations set on grafts and timeline, a concern your clinic actually treats, a stated intention to proceed within 60 days, and a confirmed booking on your calendar with consent logged. Anything missing a criterion is filtered out and does not count toward the guaranteed floor. That definition goes into your contract word for word.
• The headline says patients. Does the contract guarantee procedures?

  No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Your surgeon closes the consultation, not us, so the contract guarantees the number we control: qualified, financially screened consultations on your calendar. We size that floor from your average procedure value and your close rate so the arithmetic lands at 5 to 10 additional procedures a month, and we track the conversion with you weekly. A guarantee written on someone else's close rate is a dispute waiting to happen, and you would be right not to trust it.
• What happens if you miss the number?

  We work the following month at no fee until the shortfall is delivered in full. It is a make good, not an argument. The floor, the definition it is measured on, and the make good are all in the contract before any money moves.
• We tried ads before and the leads were rubbish. What is actually different?

  The screen. A form fill is not a lead, it is a phone number. Every enquiry we generate is called by a trained intake specialist, usually within minutes, and verified on budget, expectations, concern and timeline before it earns a place on your calendar. Price shoppers and window shoppers are filtered out before your team ever hears of them. The agencies that burned you sent you the raw list and called it leads.
• Every other agency runs before and after ads. Will you?

  No. Meta permits them for hair restoration surgery, and IMC 2002 clause 6.1.1 forbids you, the physician, from permitting the publication of a report of a cure through any mode. The platform is not what holds your registration. If you still want to run them after reading our compliance position, we will ask for your own state medical council's written view and record that the decision was yours. We will not simply refuse, and we will not quietly comply.
• Do you have hair transplant case studies in India?

  No, and we are not going to invent one. We have founder track record from a United States agency in a different industry, which we label as exactly that wherever it appears. What we also have is a screening operation nobody else in this market runs, regulatory fluency your current agency almost certainly lacks, and a guarantee that carries the risk until your clinic becomes the first case study.
• What does it cost?

  It is priced per clinic on the strategy call, against your average procedure value, your capacity and the consultation floor we would be guaranteeing. Ad spend is separate and stays in an ad account your clinic owns. The whole engagement is designed so that two closed procedures in a month cover the entire investment, and we do that arithmetic with your numbers, in front of you, before you decide anything.
• What do you need from my clinic?

  Four things. Front desk staff to receive the consultations we book. The lead surgeon, or a consultant the patient was told to expect, in the consultation room. Outcome reporting on every consultation, including the ones that did not convert. And the agreed ad spend funded without mid month interruption. Everything else, from creative to screening to booking to tracking, is on us.
• Which cities do you work in?

  Tier 1 and upper Tier 2 cities: Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur and Chandigarh. We are based in Bangalore and delivery is remote, so a strong clinic outside those cities is still worth a conversation.
• How fast will I see consultations?

  The build takes the first 7 days, campaigns go live in week 2, and the guarantee window runs across the first 60 days. Cost per consultation stabilises around day 60 to 90, and we tell you that on the call rather than after you have signed. Expect the first creative set to be beaten by the second. Nobody knows what wins on a cold account, and a clinic that expects the winner in week one turns the system off before it produces one.
• Who owns the ad account and the data?

  You do. The clinic holds the ad account and the payment profile, and we take manager access only. One pixel and one dataset per clinic, no shared custom audiences and no cross client lookalike pools. If we ever part ways, everything stays with you.