Before you book any hair-density treatment, ask what exactly is done, how long it takes, whether it is cosmetic or medical, how the price is calculated, what aftercare is needed and what the provider will not promise. A good provider answers all of these clearly and in writing, and never pressures you to decide on the day.
About the treatment itself
Ask the provider to describe the session step by step in plain words. What is the visual part, and what is the scalp-care part? Is it surgical or non-surgical? How long does it take? If the description is vague or full of technical-sounding terms that no one can explain, that is worth noticing.
Ask whether the service is cosmetic or medical. A cosmetic centre should say clearly that it does not diagnose or treat disease, and should tell you when to see a doctor.
About results and evidence
Ask what you can realistically expect, and what affects how long the look lasts. Be cautious with fixed time promises, very high success numbers or claims that one method works for everyone. Hair and scalps vary too much for that.
Ask what research supports the method. An honest answer often includes "no study has tested this exact session", followed by what is known about the ingredients or general approach.
About price and pressure
Ask how the price is decided and what is included: the session, aftercare products, review visits. You should know the full price before anything starts. Ask what happens if you want to stop or change your mind.
Finally, notice how you feel. If you are told an offer ends today, or you are rushed into signing, step back. A good decision can wait a day.
Questions
Can I bring someone to my consultation?
Yes. Many clients bring a partner or family member.
Will you give me the plan in writing?
Yes. Ask for the plan and price in writing before you decide.