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Bosley – Hair Restoration & Transplant – Troy
201 W Big Beaver Rd #1040
Rated 3.7★ from 6 Yelp reviews.
Troy · Cost & Clinics
Hair Transplant in Troy
How much does a hair transplant cost in Troy, MI? Estimate your price per graft, compare vetted FUE, DHI & FUT clinics serving the metro, and request free quotes.
Troy hair transplant · from $4.42–$7/graft
Troy · Cost & Clinics
How much does a hair transplant cost in Troy?
A hair transplant in Troy typically costs $4.42–$7 per graft — about $8,800–$24,500 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 Troy pricing: clinics here typically charge $4.42–$7 per graft. Sourced from published Troy clinic pricing. · Updated August 2026
Typical Troy hair transplant cost by graft count
| Grafts | Typical loss | Troy (FUE) | Turkey |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,500 | Hairline / temples | $6,600–$10,500 | $1,800–$3,500 |
| 2,500 | Frontal third + hairline | $11,100–$17,500 | $2,500–$4,000 |
| 3,500 | Front + mid-scalp | $15,500–$24,500 | $2,900–$4,500 |
| 4,500 | Extensive (front + crown) | $19,900–$31,500 | $3,500–$5,000 |
Real Troy clinics with published pricing: Ann Arbor Plastic Surgery · Drs. Berry, Tessler & Aronovitz · Bosley - Troy, MI.
Per-graft figures from published Troy 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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Hair Transplant in Troy, MI: Local Clinics, Real Per-Graft Pricing, and When Turkey Makes Sense
Troy sits in Oakland County at the center of metro Detroit's hair-restoration market. Bosley operates a Troy clinic on West Big Beaver Road offering FUE, FUT, and a combined approach, with additional clinics a short drive away in Shelby Township, Canton, and Ann Arbor. Across these Michigan clinics, published FUE pricing generally runs about $5 to $7 per graft, sliding lower on larger sessions, while one nearby clinic lists follicular units as low as $4.42. Total cost typically lands around $10,000 to $12,000 for a 2,000-graft male case, and roughly $8,000 to $10,000 for smaller female sessions. FUE, DHI-style implantation, and motorized extraction systems such as NeoGraft are all available regionally. For very large cases, some patients weigh accredited clinics in Turkey, where all-inclusive packages can work out lower per graft. Always confirm the operating surgeon's credentials and get a written, graft-count-based quote at consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a hair transplant cost in Troy, MI?
Published pricing at metro-Detroit and Michigan clinics generally runs about $5 to $7 per graft for FUE, with one nearby clinic listing follicular units as low as $4.42. Total cost commonly falls between roughly $8,000 and $12,000 depending on graft count and technique. Get a written quote at consultation, since price is set once your graft count is established.
How many grafts will I need for a hair transplant?
It depends on your degree of loss and goals. Many male pattern baldness cases use around 2,000 grafts, while smaller female or hairline cases often use roughly 1,000 to 1,700 grafts. A surgeon estimates your number after examining donor density and the area being restored. Per-graft pricing typically drops as the total graft count rises, so larger sessions can lower the unit cost.
Are the hair transplant surgeons near Troy board-certified?
Credentials vary by clinic, so verify them directly. Look for a physician certified by the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS) or relevant boards such as dermatology or plastic surgery, and confirm a doctor, not just a technician, performs the key steps. Ask who does extraction and implantation, and request before-and-after photos of their own patients.
What is recovery like after a hair transplant?
Most patients return to desk work within a few days. Tiny scabs around grafts usually flake off over 7 to 10 days, and redness fades over a couple of weeks. Transplanted hairs commonly shed in the first weeks, then regrow, with visible results developing over about 6 to 12 months. FUE leaves no linear scar; strenuous activity is usually limited briefly. Follow your clinic's aftercare instructions.
What is the difference between FUE and FUT?
FUT (strip) removes a thin strip of donor scalp, leaving a fine linear scar but often yielding many grafts in one session. FUE extracts individual follicular units, leaving tiny dot scars and no linear line, which suits shorter hairstyles. Troy-area clinics offer both, and some combine them. FUE tends to cost more per graft; your surgeon recommends an approach based on your donor area and goals.
Is it cheaper to get a hair transplant in Turkey than in Troy?
Often yes, substantially. Turkish clinics advertise all-inclusive FUE or DHI packages that can work out to roughly $1 to $2.50 per graft, versus about $5 to $7 locally, and packages often bundle hotel and transfers. The trade-offs are travel, follow-up distance, and variable oversight. For very large cases the savings can be real, but vet any clinic's surgeon credentials and accreditation carefully.
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 August 2026.
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