Hair transplant

Hair transplant clinics in Mexico and Colombia

341 clinics in 9 cities. 31 publish a price.

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What we show

The price a clinic publishes on its own website, with the date we saw it and a link to the page.
What the price covers, whether one graft, a package, a starting price or a range. We never turn one into another.
Whether the clinic's website names a doctor.
What the public registry says, where we can look. In Colombia that is REPS. In Mexico we have not checked.

We do not rank clinics or recommend one. Clinics that publish a price come first, then the rest, each group alphabetical. The order is the same for every clinic. We show no US or Turkey comparison.

How to read a graft price

A graft is the unit a surgeon moves. Clinics price a transplant in different ways, so two prices are only comparable once you know the unit.

You see	It means
USD 1.40 per graft	The clinic prices each graft. Multiply by the number of grafts you need. Ask how many that is for you.
COP 17,500,000 for 3,000 grafts	A package is one price for a stated number of grafts. We show USD per graft only when the clinic's page states both the price and the graft count.
USD 3,450 package, graft count not stated	A package with no graft count on the page. We cannot work out a price per graft.
from USD 3,500	A starting price. The price you are quoted can be higher.
USD 2,345 to 4,500	A range the clinic states. Where you fall in it depends on your case.

A price in pesos is shown as the clinic wrote it, with our USD conversion beside it at the rate of the day we copied it. Technique (FUE, DHI, robotic) is shown only when the clinic's page names it. Prices for a group, such as women or afro-textured hair, sit under the clinic's main price with their label.

A licence is not the same as who operates. A registry can show that a doctor or a facility is licensed. It cannot show who will hold the extraction tool. Ask: will the doctor personally do the extraction and the implant?