What is the average cost per graft in Turkey?

Joe

I'm researching hair transplant costs in Turkey and the prices seem too good to be true. I'm seeing quotes of $0.50 to $2 per graft. In the US, it's $4-8 per graft. What's the real average cost in Turkey for a quality procedure? Are there hidden costs I should be aware of? I'm budgeting for 3000 grafts including accommodation and flights.

JohnDoe87

Real costs in good Turkish clinics: $1.50-2.50 per graft. Anything under $1 per graft is suspicious. Add hotel ($300-500), transfers ($200), medications ($100), and flights. Total for 3000 grafts should be $5000-8000 all-in at a quality clinic.

dwer

Don't forget hidden costs: meals not included, tips for staff, potential touch-up session, extra nights if you have complications. I budgeted $5000 but spent closer to $6500 for everything. Still way cheaper than the US though!

tbum

In my experience, the average cost per graft in Turkey can range from $1 to $2 depending on the clinic and the quality of the procedure. I had my hair transplant done in Istanbul last year and paid around $1.50 per graft. The overall cost of my procedure was quite affordable compared to other countries, and the quality of the service and results were excellent. However, I would suggest doing thorough research on different clinics in Turkey before making a decision. Some clinics may offer lower prices, but it's important to ensure they have a good reputation and experienced professionals. Overall, my experience with getting a hair transplant in Turkey was positive, and I'm happy with the results.

BaldNoMore

I recently had a hair transplant in Turkey and the average cost per graft is around $1. The overall cost of my procedure was around $2,000 for 2,000 grafts. I went to a reputable clinic in Istanbul and was pleased with the quality of care and results. However, it's important to do thorough research and choose a clinic with a good reputation to ensure a successful outcome. Some clinics may offer lower prices, but it's crucial to prioritize quality and experience when it comes to a hair transplant. Overall, my experience in Turkey was positive and I am happy with the results.