How much does a Restore hair transplant cost?
We're an independent information service and aren't affiliated with any clinic using the Restore name, so we don't publish their prices. Clinic names that include "Restore" or "Restoration" are common in this field, so make sure you're looking at the right practice and location. The best source for current fees is the clinic you're considering, ideally in writing after a consultation.
What we can give you is the benchmark. Across the US, hair transplants typically cost $4,000–$15,000, or roughly $3–$8 per graft. FUE usually costs $5–$8 per graft and FUT $3–$6. Any quote you receive should make sense against those ranges once you know how many grafts are being recommended.
What do hair restoration clinics like this usually offer?
Clinics branded around hair restoration tend to offer a mix of surgical and non-surgical services. Typical US price ranges for each are shown below. Check each clinic's current pricing directly, as fees vary by location, provider and treatment plan.
| Service | Typical US price range | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| FUE hair transplant | About $5–$8 per graft | No linear scar; suits short hairstyles |
| FUT hair transplant | About $3–$6 per graft | Linear donor scar; efficient for large sessions |
| Beard or facial hair transplant | $3,000–$7,000 | Priced by coverage area |
| Eyebrow transplant | $2,000–$4,000 | Fewer grafts, very precise placement |
| PRP scalp injections | Roughly $500–$1,500 per session | Usually 3–4 monthly sessions, then maintenance; evidence is mixed |
| Consultation | Free–$300 | Sometimes credited toward treatment |
Some clinics also promote stem-cell or exosome treatments for hair. These are experimental and not FDA-approved for hair loss, so be cautious about paying a premium for them.
How do you get an accurate price from the clinic?
Most clinics give an estimate only after assessing your hair loss, because graft counts vary so much between patients. To get a useful quote:
- Book a consultation, in person or virtually with photos of your hairline, top, crown and donor area.
- Ask for a written graft estimate and the recommended technique.
- Request the price per graft as well as the total, plus any maximum charge.
- Ask for a list of inclusions - medications, aftercare, follow-up visits.
- Check deposit and cancellation terms before paying anything.
Once you have a graft estimate, you can sanity-check the total yourself. For example, a plan of 2,000 FUE grafts at typical US rates would come to roughly $10,000–$16,000, while the same number by FUT might be $6,000–$12,000. If the quote sits well outside the range for its graft count and technique, ask the clinic to explain why.
It also helps to ask what the plan is for the future. If your hair loss is still active, a clinic may suggest medical treatment or PRP alongside surgery. Ask for those costs separately, so you can decide on each one on its merits rather than as a bundle. Minoxidil and finasteride need to be continued to keep their benefit, and finasteride is a prescription medication with possible side effects to discuss with a doctor.
What should you verify before booking with any hair restoration clinic?
A brand name tells you little about who will actually treat you. Whatever clinic you're considering, confirm these points yourself:
- The surgeon's name and whether they're a board-certified dermatologist or surgeon
- Medical licence, which you can check with your state medical board
- Hair restoration experience - how long, and how many procedures per month
- ISHRS membership, a useful signal of commitment to the field
- Who performs each step: hairline design, extraction and recipient site creation
- Before-and-after photos at 12 months or later, for patients like you
- Independent reviews across more than one platform
Our choosing a company hub explains each of these checks in more detail.
Why might a clinic's quote differ from the national average?
A quote above or below the typical range isn't automatically a problem, but it should be explainable. Common reasons for a higher figure include a large graft count, a premium technique such as no-shave FUE, a highly experienced surgeon, or a location in a big metro - New York, Los Angeles, Miami and Chicago often sit toward the upper end of the range. A lower figure might reflect FUT, a small session, or a lower-cost region.
If a price is far below the US range, ask what's different. Very low quotes can mean less physician involvement or fewer grafts than you expect.
What red flags should you watch for in any quote?
- No graft count, just a single "package" price
- Pressure to pay a deposit the same day for a discount
- Guaranteed results or density
- Vague answers about which doctor performs the surgery
- Expensive add-ons presented as essential, especially unproven treatments
- No clear aftercare or follow-up plan
Is financing usually available at clinics like this?
Many US hair restoration clinics work with third-party medical lenders, with plans commonly spread over 24–48 months. Insurance almost never covers hair transplants because they're considered cosmetic. Before signing a financing agreement, compare the interest rate and total repayable with other options. The financing guide explains what to look for.
How should you compare this clinic with alternatives?
Get at least two or three quotes for the same plan so you can see whether a price is competitive. Compare on graft count, technique, surgeon credentials, inclusions and follow-up - not just the total. Our guides to cost per graft and choosing a hair restoration clinic can help you line them up.
Where can you get comparison quotes?
If you'd like a benchmark alongside any clinic you're already considering, request a free quote to hear from vetted US providers. There's no obligation, and it gives you a clear sense of fair pricing before you commit. You can also browse the cost hub for more guides.
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Frequently asked
No. Hair Transplant Answers is an independent information and referral service. We don't represent any clinic using the Restore name, and we recommend checking current prices and credentials directly with the provider.
Most US clinics charge per graft, though some quote a flat session fee. If you're given a flat price, ask how many grafts it covers so you can compare it with per-graft quotes elsewhere.
Search your state medical board's licence lookup, check board certification through the relevant specialty board, and see whether they're an ISHRS member. Ask the clinic directly which doctor will perform your procedure.
Some surgeons offer PRP on surgery day or afterwards to support healing and growth. The evidence is promising but mixed, and it adds cost, so ask what benefit they expect in your case before paying.
Some run seasonal promotions or offer lower per-graft pricing on large sessions. Discounts are fine, but don't let a deadline rush you into booking before you've checked the surgeon and compared quotes.
Minoxidil, prescription finasteride and low-level laser devices generally cost less upfront than surgery, but must be continued to maintain results. See non-surgical hair restoration for an overview.
About this guide
This is an independent overview to help you decide. Figures are typical US ranges, not a quote, and general information is not medical advice - confirm details at a consultation. See our methodology and disclosure.
