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Hair Transplant in New York City

How much does a hair transplant cost in New York City, NY? Estimate your price per graft, compare vetted FUE, DHI & FUT clinics serving the metro, and request free quotes.

New York City hair transplant · from $3.99–$12/graft ≈ $12,000–$36,000 for 3,000 grafts · Turkey ≈ $1.50–$2.50 · Updated Jul 2026
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New York City · Cost & Clinics

How much does a hair transplant cost in New York City?

A hair transplant in New York City typically costs $3.99–$12 per graft — about $8,000–$42,000 for a typical 2,000–3,500 graft session. Accredited clinics in Turkey run roughly $1.50–$2.50 per graft. Estimate your exact cost below, then get real quotes.

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💲 Real New York City pricing: clinics here typically charge $3.99–$12 per graft. Sourced from published New York clinic pricing. · Updated July 2026

Typical New York City hair transplant cost by graft count

GraftsTypical lossNew York City (FUE)Turkey
1,500 Hairline / temples $6,000–$18,000 $1,800–$3,500
2,500 Frontal third + hairline $10,000–$30,000 $2,500–$4,000
3,500 Front + mid-scalp $14,000–$42,000 $2,900–$4,500
4,500 Extensive (front + crown) $18,000–$54,000 $3,500–$5,000

Real New York City clinics with published pricing: Nova Medical Hair Transplant · LA FUE NYC · Feller & Boucher Medical.

Per-graft figures from published New York City clinic pricing; Turkey figures are typical all-inclusive packages. Your exact price depends on grafts needed, technique, and surgeon. See the full pricing guide → · Compare all cities in the cost index → · Compare Turkey clinics & packages →

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Premium Verified FUE Hair Transplant

City Facial Plastics

SuperDoctors NYC, Dr. Oz

Offers fue hair transplant · rated 4.9★ from 225 Google reviews.

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Premium Verified CITFUE Hair Transplant

ForHair NYC

Pioneer of FUE

200 W 57th St Ste 403

Offers cit, fue hair transplant · rated 4.6★ from 10 Google reviews.

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Premium Verified FUE Hair TransplantFUT Hair Transplant

The Hair Loss Doctors

30,000+ patients

Offers fue hair transplant, fut hair transplant · rated 4★ from 24 Google reviews.

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Premium Verified FUE Hair TransplantFUT Hair Transplant

NYC Hair Restoration

Offers fue hair transplant, fut hair transplant · rated 5★ from 40 Google reviews.

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Premium Verified Hair Restoration

Dr. Robin Unger, MD

ISHRS Fellow Member · MD

Unger Medical

Offers hair restoration · rated 4.8★ from 152 Google reviews.

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Premium Verified Hair Restoration

Dr. Marc Avram, MD, FISHRS

ISHRS Fellow Member · MD, FISHRS

905 Fifth Avenue

Offers hair restoration · rated 4.9★ from 124 Google reviews.

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Verified FUE Hair Transplant

Nova Medical NYC

42A-B East 74th Street

Offers fue hair transplant · rated 4.6★ from 23 Google reviews.

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Verified EyebrowsFollicular Unit Excision (FUE)Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT)

Dr. Christine Shaver, MD

ISHRS Full Member · MD

Bernstein Medical, PC, 110 East 55Th Street

Offers eyebrows, follicular unit excision (fue), follicular unit transplantation (fut), medical (non surgical) management of hair loss for women · rated 5★ from 20 Google reviews.

Hair Transplant in New York: What Manhattan Patients Should Know Before Booking

New York's hair restoration scene clusters heavily in Manhattan, with a dense concentration of board-certified dermatologists and plastic surgeons along the Upper East Side and in Midtown. Clinics also operate in the Financial District and across the outer boroughs, where overhead and pricing tend to run lower than in Manhattan. Per-graft pricing in the city commonly falls in roughly the $5 to $13 range, putting most mid-sized cases somewhere between about $10,000 and $20,000, with very large sessions running higher. FUE is the most widely offered technique, while DHI and machine-assisted approaches such as NeoGraft are available at a number of practices; traditional strip FUT remains an option for high-graft cases. Because US pricing is steep, some New Yorkers consult locally, then travel abroad to destinations like Turkey, a leading hair-transplant hub where comparable FUE or DHI procedures often cost considerably less. Whichever route you choose, verify surgeon credentials and ask exactly who performs the extractions and implantation.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a hair transplant cost in New York?
In New York, clinics typically charge somewhere in the range of $5 to $13 per graft, and total costs commonly land between roughly $10,000 and $20,000 for mid-sized cases, with smaller sessions starting lower and large restorations running higher. Manhattan tends to sit at the upper end of local pricing, while outer-borough clinics often quote less. Always confirm whether a quote is per-graft or a flat package rate.
How many grafts will I need for my hair loss?
Graft counts depend on the size and pattern of thinning rather than your location. Minor recession or early thinning may need roughly 1,000 to 1,500 grafts, while restoring a full hairline or crown can require around 3,000 to 5,000 or more. Many patients fall somewhere in the middle. An in-person scalp evaluation and donor-density assessment give the most accurate estimate for your individual case.
Should I choose a board-certified surgeon in New York?
Yes. Verifying credentials is one of the most important steps. Look for surgeons certified by recognized US boards and membership in organizations like the ISHRS, which signals specialized hair-restoration training. In New York, many qualified surgeons are board-certified dermatologists or plastic surgeons. Ask who actually performs extraction and implantation, since technician involvement varies between clinics, and review case photos of patients with hair like yours.
Can New York clinics handle ethnic or afro-textured hair?
Many do. Afro-textured and curly hair has follicles that curve beneath the skin, so it requires careful angled extraction, specialized punches, and precise implantation to reduce the risk of transection. FUE is often favored for this hair type because it gives the surgeon more control. Some New York clinics have experience with textured and ethnic hair, so ask specifically about their results and technique for curly or coily follicles during consultation.
What is recovery like after a hair transplant?
Recovery varies by technique. After FUE, many people return to desk work within about 2 to 5 days, with small scabs at donor and recipient sites typically flaking off over roughly 7 to 14 days. FUT involves a sutured donor strip, so desk work often resumes around day 7 to 10. Strenuous exercise and physical labor are usually delayed several weeks, and final cosmetic results generally appear around 9 to 12 months.
What is the difference between FUE and FUT?
FUE (follicular unit extraction) removes individual follicles directly from the donor area, leaving tiny dot scars that are easier to conceal and tend to heal quickly. FUT (the strip method) removes a strip of scalp and leaves a thin linear scar, but can yield more grafts in a single session for advanced cases. FUE is the most requested technique in New York; FUT may suit very high-graft restorations. Your surgeon can advise which fits your case.
Is it cheaper to get a hair transplant in Turkey than New York?
Generally, yes. Comparable FUE or DHI procedures in Turkey, a leading hair-transplant destination, often cost considerably less than New York prices, and the gap can remain substantial even after factoring in travel. Some New Yorkers consult locally first, then travel abroad for the procedure. Weigh potential savings against travel logistics, harder in-person follow-up, and the need to carefully vet the overseas clinic and verify its surgeon's credentials.
How we vet clinics: every listing is checked against the US NPI provider registry and the surgeon's board credentials (ABHRS) or ISHRS affiliation. Ratings shown are aggregated from real Google & Yelp reviews — we never accept payment to alter rankings. Reviewed by the Right Hair Transplant editorial team · Last updated July 2026. See the full 2026 pricing guide →

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