Maxim Hair Restoration Partners With TrichoLAB

Maxim patients can now preview their planned hairline and graft placement in 3D before surgery.

Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Beauty

Maxim Hair Restoration announced a partnership with European firm TrichoLAB to give patients 3D previews of their planned hairline and graft placement before surgery. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Maxim Hair Restoration announced a partnership with TrichoLAB, a European technology company, to offer patients a personalized 3D model of their scalp. The technology is already used by more than 1,000 hair restoration clinics worldwide.

Why it matters

The partnership lets patients see their proposed hairline and graft plan during consultation, before committing to any treatment. It adds a visual planning step to a decision that has traditionally relied on verbal explanation and photographs.

Maxim operates more than 15 centers across the U.S. and abroad, and TrichoLAB's technology is used by more than 1,000 hair restoration clinics worldwide. The announcement does not specify whether the 3D planning tool carries an added cost.

The players

Maxim Hair Restoration

Maxim Hair Restoration is a hair restoration clinic network founded more than 10 years ago in New York City, offering PRP, stem cell therapy, scalp micropigmentation, and laser hair therapy.

TrichoLAB

TrichoLAB is a European technology company whose scalp-imaging and 3D planning tools are used by more than 1,000 hair restoration clinics worldwide.

The details

Maxim specialists build a personalized 3D model of each patient's scalp using TrichoLAB's 3D Studio and 3D Transplanner. The tool sits alongside trichoscopic hair analysis and diagnostic blood panels Maxim already offers during consultation.

November 11, 2026: Maxim announced the TrichoLAB partnership.

Industry Context

TrichoLAB's 3D Transplanner is among the imaging tools now used by more than 1,000 clinics worldwide, and Maxim's adoption places it within that group of clinics using digital pre-surgical planning. The move reflects a broader shift toward visual, model-based consultation in hair restoration.

New York City patients considering hair restoration can now request a 3D preview of their planned hairline and graft placement during consultation. Those interested should ask clinics whether the planning tool is included in the initial visit or billed separately.

The takeaway

Seeing a 3D model of a proposed hairline before surgery lets patients weigh outcomes visually rather than relying only on verbal promises. Asking whether a clinic's planning tools are included in consultation can help you compare providers on concrete terms.