Dr. Tsilosani Clinic

The cost of an average hair transplant is several thousand dollars. Every hair transplant case is unique and requires a specific review to have a precise price. Depending on the extent of hair loss, type of hair, type of transplant, and where the donation hair comes from, the price can vary. You can learn more about this in our article about understanding the price of hair transplants. If you’d like to find out how much your procedure might cost, contact us and ask us anything else you might also want to know!

The initial hair will fall out immediately after the transplant. This is no reason to panic, it is simply a normal reaction. Transplanted grafts stay. Over the next months, the hair will start to grow back, and you will start seeing the results. After this, the transplanted hair does not fall out.

With our long hair transplantation method, you can even preview the results right after the operation.

You can start to expect to see the results a few months after the operation. However, depending on the hair transplantation method used, it takes 6-9 months to show the majority of the results and up to 12 months to see the final results.

This is because it takes time for the newly grafted hair to adjust to the position, establish connections to the blood vessels, heal and start producing the keratine necessary for the hair to grow. While this may seem like a long time, the healthy process must unfold. Of course, there are instances where less or more time might be needed, but 6-9 months is the generally accepted and average time required for most cases.

All hair transplant operations are done with local anesthetics that prevent the patient from feeling any pain during the process. Some may feel some pressure or discomfort, but in most cases, there is no pain present during the process itself. While it may take up to several hours, the regular sedation and presence of a professional team ensure the healthy passage of time with little to no discomfort for the person getting the hair transplant.

Even in the post-operative period, pain is minimal and can be treated with the use of the simplest painkillers, such as Ibuprofen. Most patients will experience pressure, mild swelling, and light discomfort for a week after the operation. However, this is expected and will pass shortly after.