SySperling10

I was in your spot recently while looking for a surgeon. Depending on where you are located can contribute a lot to cost? From what I understand, outside the US it can be significantly cheaper. In the US, there are a couple of decently priced options but you have to be willing to travel overnight, most likely. Dr.s Cooley and Vories are both well priced and recommended by this site. Regarding your question, it's hard to predict. FUE is more labor intensive and takes longer for the practice. When done correctly, the physician is doing both the extraction and implantation, which makes this technique a bit more difficult to compare cost to traditional FUT. I image supple and demand will dictate this for some time, as there are less practices which are mostly FUE in the states, and more patients demand the technique, it could drive the cost up, while there are less physicians in the space. The unintended consequence with increased cost is patients will pay for less grafts, which in turn directly affects results, giving the illusion FUE isn't as effective as FUT.