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Have you looked at how much Dr Keser charges Mb30?
His results look very good on (link removed by moderator - see Terms of Service) but I don't know enough about the clinic to recommend him and he might still not be suitable but just a suggestion. Gatsu has had very good results on here from him so maybe you could mail him and ask him some questions regarding him and his clinic.
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2 poor unsatisfactory hair transplants performed in the UK. Based on vast research and meeting patients, I travelled to see Dr Feller in New York to get repaired. Last edited by TakingThePlunge; 08-04-2012 at 12:21 AM. |
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I charge 8.00/graft and after spending all day doing a larger FUE I wish we'd charged way more....FUE is hard on everyone, me, my graft removers, and the patient laying face down for 5 or 6 hours.
I do hear from prospective patients about every other week, that 2 of my local competitors are doing FUE for 3.00 a graft so there can be considerable variability in pricing....but likely variability in the punch size as well. As in all hair cases, the patient/consumer should do good research prior to making a decision on whether FUE vs strip is the best choice for them, and then to inquire about the doctor's, that they are considering, experience with the technique they desire. Dr. Lindsey McLean VA
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William H. Lindsey, MD, FACS McLean, VA Dr. William Lindsey is a member of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians |
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FUE Cost really varies...
Here prices of my top FUE doctors... Dr. Jose Lorenzo: [Euro 6 (first 1000 grafts) Euro 4 (after 2000 grafts to 3000 grafts) Euro 2.5 (From 3000 grafts and above)] Dr. Bisanga: (EURO 5 per graft up to 1000 grafts and then its EURO 3). Dr. Feller: ($10 per graft- Flat rate) (Most expensive) FUE prices these days in reputed clinics are ranging from $7-$10 per graft, In my opinion any FUE costs above $8 is too much to me.
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Hairline Repair + Scar Revision via BHT FUE with Dr. Feriduni on July 3, 2013 Scar Tricopigmentation with Dr. Koray Erdogan on May 3, 2013 2500 FUT (Hairline Repair) with Dr. Rahal on July 26, 2011 My Hair Treatments: 1- Alpecin Double Effect Shampoo (Daily) 2- Keratene Alphactive Retard Capsules (Once a day) 3- MOPC world Minoxidil 10% + Azelaic Acid 5% (Once a day) My Rahal HT thread http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.co...ne-repair.html |
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First of all, I also lose hair. I have checked several clinics in Istanbul, Turkey. I am a travel agent and I also arrange hotel reservations and airport transfers for clinics in Istanbul.
For FUE, in Istanbul they charge different rates per hair graft. There is only one hair clinic so far I know they charge for operation. It doesn't matter how many hair grafts they will transplant. Hair Transplantation fee is 1250 Euro. I witnessed one patient had 1200 Hair Grafts because Doctor refused to get more as his head's back had no good condition. Dubai guy told that he had an operation in Thailand. I also saw another turkish guy had apprx 4000 hairgrafts. Doctor in this clinic doesn't increase the price offer as I found it very "resonable". Every day roughly 10-20 people are having operations. Most of them are from Middle East Countries. I asked If I need an operation. He told me that no, original hair is always the best. Use these tablets, maybe mezotherapy. If he was eager of money, I think that he could recommend me to have the operation. so I trusted him. In my mind I have checked several clinics in Istanbul. If you decide to have a FUE operation, make sure that team is experienced. 13000 Euro is a lot for an operation in Turkey. Most expensive clinics can charge maximum 3000 Euro in Turkey. Hotel costs are low. I saw a lot people who had operation and came to Turkey to have another operation. That doctor told me that your backside will give an opportunity you to have 4-5 times hair transplantation. One operation and then after 6 months another operation. In western countries it might be a normal price but after I talked to patients of that doctor, I think so it is a very expensive price offer. |
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This is one of the reasons why i chose to have the work done in Istanbul, the surgeons never seem to push you into anything to get money, they just want to do the best work they can to fulfill your requirements. In Turkey, the cosmetic surgery business is, and always has been big. As a result, the surgeons work very hard to be the best and get the best results. They know that if they do bad surgery, their career in Turkey would be ruined, so never do anything to damage that. The reason for the cheaper prices in Turkey is due to a)Government benefits/tax relief to promote international medical care and b) because there is internal competition within the private clinics to bring the patients in. I was skeptical about travelling to Istanbul for my HT at first, but after speaking to the surgeons and seeing the facilities and results, it was the best choice i could have made.... and was considerably cheaper than elsewhere Rob
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