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Admissions
Admissions for doctors travelling to India for live-patient FUE
IIOHR reviews licensed doctors and clinical professionals from Australia and other countries, then matches them to a structured pathway. Live-patient FUE is delivered in Gurgaon — not as a short course in Australia.
Hands-on participation, observation scope, and procedural responsibility are confirmed through admissions and depend on eligibility, cohort capacity, patient consent, and local regulation at the training site.
Destination and audience
Train in India. Apply from Australia — or anywhere you practise.
Australian doctors rarely find affordable live-patient FUE training at home. IIOHR therefore runs the operative phase at the Gurgaon partner site with Evolved Hair Restoration India, with Mumbai planned next. Admissions exists so destination, tier, and jurisdiction are clear before you book flights.
Who applies
Built for doctors who cannot get live cases at home
- Australian doctors seeking supervised live-patient FUE who will travel to Gurgaon for the operative phase.
- International physicians in the same position — UK, New Zealand, Middle East, Asia, and further afield.
- Early-career doctors entering hair restoration who need staged progression rather than a weekend workshop.
- Experienced practitioners who want faculty review, donor discipline, and documented competency — not another certificate of attendance.
- Consultants, nurses, and clinic leaders building team capability alongside a doctor pathway.
The process
Review first, then travel
Admissions clarifies fit, site, and likely tier before application or academy access. It is not automatic enrolment into hands-on surgery.
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Submit your details
Role, registration country, prior exposure, and whether you are preparing to travel to India for live-patient FUE.
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Admissions review
Fit reviewed at a high level — submission does not imply automatic acceptance or a guaranteed hands-on scope.
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Pathway and site matching
Guidance toward the suitable doctor, consultant, or clinic route, and the appropriate Gurgaon tier if live-patient training is the goal.
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Next-step guidance
Clear direction on whether to proceed, what to prepare before travel, and which public pages and application stream to use.
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Application or follow-up
Move into the doctor or team application, admissions follow-up, or the India Clinical Education Academy page for published tiers and fees.
What we review
Context we need to place you safely
- Professional background, current role, and country of registration
- Whether the goal is live-patient FUE in India, a non-operative pathway, or clinic-team development
- Prior surgical or hair-restoration exposure and readiness for staged responsibility
- Scope of practice at home — including that IIOHR training does not replace AHPRA or other regulator rules
- Timing, travel constraints, and which published Gurgaon tier is a realistic first placement
What admissions is not
Clear limits before you apply
- Admissions does not guarantee extraction or implantation on live patients. Scope is confirmed against eligibility and on-site conditions.
- Completing a pathway does not create a new specialist title or advertising right in Australia or any other jurisdiction.
- Tuition published in AUD or USD covers the India education pathway. Flights, visa, accommodation, and living costs are separate.
Admissions review
Choose the next route
Doctor application for India live-patient pathways — or consultant and clinic routes if that is the fit.
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