Stephen Dixon Hair Transplant: How the Farjo Hair Institute Helped the GB News Presenter Restore His Confidence

5th December 2025

TV news presenter Stephen Dixon, best known for co-hosting Breakfast with Stephen and Anne on GB News, has long been a familiar face on British television. Over the course of his career, he has fronted flagship programmes including Sky News Sunrise, Sky News at Seven, Sky News at Ten, and Sky News @ Breakfast. With such a public-facing role, maintaining confidence in his appearance has always been important – and like many men, Stephen began noticing the early signs of a receding hairline.

After becoming increasingly anxious about the progression of his male pattern hair loss, Stephen was recommended to the Farjo Hair Institute by a close friend who had previously undergone surgery with us. Impressed by their experience and reassured by our reputation, Stephen decided to take the next step and explore his treatment options.

Why Stephen Dixon Chose the Farjo Hair Institute

Stephen visited our Manchester clinic in early 2020 for a full consultation. As a broadcaster regularly appearing on live television, he wanted to minimise disruption to his on-screen commitments. After assessing his hair loss pattern, long-term goals, and lifestyle requirements, we recommended the FUT (strip) hair transplant technique.

The FUT method was well-suited to Stephen because:

• It safely allows for a high number of grafts in a single session
• The donor scar remains discreet beneath existing hair
• Recovery downtime is minimal in terms of appearance, helping professionals return quickly to work
• It provides excellent long-term density, particularly beneficial for frontal hairline restoration

Stephen’s Hair Transplant Procedure: 2,291 Grafts

In February 2020, Stephen underwent his transplant at the Farjo Hair Institute with a total of 2,291 grafts, equating to approximately 5,200 hair follicles. These grafts were strategically placed to rebuild his frontal hairline and add density to thinning areas, ensuring a natural, age-appropriate appearance.

Throughout the procedure and recovery, Stephen remained committed to ensuring the best long-term results. Understanding that male pattern baldness is progressive, he continued using recommended hair maintenance medications to preserve both transplanted and non-transplanted hair.

Natural-Looking Results and Renewed Confidence

Stephen has openly expressed how pleased he is with his results. The restored hairline has given him renewed confidence on and off camera, and his experience reflects the positive outcomes we strive to achieve for every patient – from high-profile presenters to individuals seeking a private, personal change.

At Farjo Hair Institute, we believe in combining medical expertise, scientific innovation, and personalised care. Stephen’s journey is a testament to the impact a well-planned, professional hair restoration procedure can have on self-image and wellbeing.

FAQs: Stephen Dixon Hair Transplant

Did Stephen Dixon have a hair transplant?

Yes. Stephen Dixon underwent a hair transplant at the Farjo Hair Institute in February 2020.

What type of hair transplant did Stephen Dixon have?

He had the FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) method, also known as the strip procedure.

How many grafts did Stephen Dixon receive?

Stephen had 2,291 grafts, totalling around 5,200 hair follicles.

Why did he choose the FUT method?

FUT allowed for high graft yield with minimal disruption to his work as a television presenter, as the donor area remains easily concealed.

Who recommended Farjo Hair Institute to Stephen Dixon?

He came to us after a personal recommendation from a friend who previously had surgery with our team. 

Does Stephen use hair loss medication?

Yes. He uses maintenance medication to help manage the ongoing nature of male pattern hair loss.

Can I achieve similar results?

Every case is unique, but a consultation with our surgeons will help determine the best approach for your individual hair loss pattern and goals.

Interested in starting your own journey? Get in touch to book your consultation.