Archive · 3 Jul 2025
Delhi Clinic Ordered to Pay for Failed Hair Transplant
Imagine a man named Vivek wanted to fix his baldness before his wedding.
He went to a hair clinic and paid a lot of money, hoping to get his hair back.
The clinic promised good results, but after several treatments, Vivek didn't see any improvement.
He complained to a special court for consumers.
The court agreed with him and said the clinic didn't do a good job.
The court ordered the clinic to pay Vivek money to make up for the bad service.
Also, the court found out the clinic wasn't allowed to do the hair treatments in the first place.
A Delhi consumer court ordered a hair transplant clinic to pay ₹6.3 lakh.
The complainant, Vivek Kumar, sought hair transplant services in 2012.
Kumar alleged he saw no improvement despite paying ₹5 lakh for the procedure.
The court found the clinic guilty of negligence in providing services.
The clinic, DHI Asian Roots, was operating without a government license.
- Who
- Vivek Kumar, the client, and DHI Asian Roots clinic.
- What
- A Delhi consumer court ordered a hair transplant clinic to compensate a client for poor service.
- When
- The court order was issued recently; the client's procedure began in 2012 and complaint was filed in December 2023.
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- The court found the clinic negligent and operating without proper licensing.
Client's Experience
Clinic's Performance
Treatment Results
Client's Experience
Client did not see any improvement in hair growth.
Clinic's Performance
Clinic potentially claimed the treatment was successful
- Complainant
- Vivek Kumar
- Clinic
- DHI Asian Roots
- Compensation
- ₹6.3 lakh
- Payment by client
- ₹5 lakh
- Year of procedure
- 2012
- Complaint filed
- December 2023