About
Bringing together medical oversight, surgical experience and technical expertise.
Dr Graft Hair Transplant was established through a professional partnership between Dr Ken Brito, an Australian‑trained medical practitioner, and Themla Milsop, a hair restoration specialist with more than almost three decades of experience in the field.
The clinic brings together medical oversight, surgical experience, and long‑standing technical expertise, with a shared focus on patient care, safety, and responsible practice in hair restoration.
Dr Ken Brito
FOUNDER / PARTNER
Medical Practitioner
Dr Ken Brito is an Australian‑trained doctor with over 15 years of post‑graduate medical experience. He obtained his Medical Degree in 2007 and later completed a Master of Surgery at the University of Sydney in 2012.
Themla Milsop
FOUNDER / PARTNER
Hair Restoration Specialist
Themla Milsop has more than 25 years of experience working in the hair transplant and hair restoration industry, with a background spanning surgical assistance, clinic management, training, and technical development.
Research, Collaboration and Ongoing Development
Dr Graft Hair Transplant maintains professional relationships with clinics and practitioners in Australia and internationally, including collaborations across Asia, Europe, and the United States. Participation in professional workshops and conferences supports ongoing learning and awareness of developments in hair restoration science.
Areas of academic and professional interest include emerging technologies and laboratory based research relevant to hair restoration. Any new techniques or approaches are considered cautiously and within the context of established medical standards and regulatory requirements.
Our Approach
Dr Graft Hair Transplant operates as a medical‑led clinic, combining surgical oversight with extensive technical experience. Every patient is assessed individually, and suitability for procedures or treatments is discussed during consultation.
The clinic’s focus is on:
- Appropriate medical assessment
- Clear explanation of options and limitations
- Professional standards of care
- Ongoing patient support
This information is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Individual suitability for treatment is discussed during consultation.