Updated October 29, 2026
Visualization, not a medical prediction: Hairgen.ai creates simulated appearances with altered hair. A rendering does not establish transplant suitability, achievable density, a recommended procedure or an expected clinical result. Discuss medical questions with a qualified clinician rather than choosing treatment from an edited image.
| Name | Hairgen AI |
| Overview | Hairgen.ai advertises hair-restoration visualization for clinics and personal use. Its described workflow takes a photo, lets the user indicate an area for added hair and generates variations. Hairline, colour and length adjustments are advertised. These are illustrative edits, not photographs documenting treatment outcomes or features tested for this review. |
| Key features & benefits |
The earlier five-photo, 512×512-pixel and 5 MB requirements were not confirmed as current universal requirements. Check the actual upload interface rather than relying on those old figures. |
| Use cases and applications |
No accuracy, conversion-rate or treatment-success guarantee is implied. |
| Who uses? | Adults curious about alternative hair appearances and clinics considering a visual consultation aid. The provider describes its software as a sales tool rather than a clinical prediction tool; simulations should not pressure someone into treatment. |
| Pricing | The retrieved clinic pricing lists Basic at $149 per month for 40 credits and Professional at $249 per month for 100 credits; Custom pricing is by enquiry. The dollar symbol does not establish an ISO currency. One hair-restoration submission produces four images for one credit; other products and widget renders use different units. A 14-day business trial is advertised with automatic billing unless cancelled in time. For plans without the 14-day trial and for non-standard, special-pricing or custom arrangements, the pricing page states a minimum one-year contract with a 30-day penalty-free cancellation grace period. Confirm the selected contract, taxes and cancellation terms. Personal-use prices and any permanent free allowance were not verified. |
| Tags | AI, Hair Visualization, Hair Restoration Simulation, Consultation Tools |
| App available? | The provider advertises browser access and a personal studio, and its October 2026 release notes discuss a mobile app. The personal page exposed only a title in our text retrieval. Current store listings, device compatibility, account access and installation were not tested. |
A hypothetical consultation example
An adult could note which visual hairline styles they prefer and bring those preferences to a clinician. Keep any simulated image clearly labelled and ask separately what is medically suitable and realistically achievable. This is an illustrative discussion plan, not a photo upload, generated preview or treatment recommendation.
Photo privacy and content rights
The privacy policy, dated May 16, 2025, describes collecting uploaded and generated photos, email, payment information and usage events. Its retention wording is inconsistent: one section specifies seven-day generated-photo and thirty-day unfinished-order deletion periods, while the face-data section says photos can be retained indefinitely until removal is requested. Clinic plans also advertise different storage periods. Do not assume automatic deletion applies to every photo or account.
The policy discusses improving the service, retraining models and opt-in promotional uses, but the scope of consent for each use is not clear enough to promise that photos are never used for training. Clarify handling and deletion for your workflow before uploading identifiable images, and obtain appropriate permission for anyone pictured. Neither a marketing privacy statement nor an anonymization feature is an independent security or compliance certification.
The indexed terms assign generated-image ownership to the provider as between the parties, subject to law, while granting users conditional non-exclusive reproduction and display rights. That is not unrestricted ownership or clearance of another person’s likeness. The terms also state that simulations are not medical advice or guaranteed real-world results.
Sources checked October 29, 2026 (UTC): official website, clinic pricing, release notes, privacy policy and an indexed copy of the terms (direct retrieval failed). No account, upload, purchase, installation, deletion request or simulation was performed.
