HAIR TRANSPLANT COST IN TURKEY 2021 AND 2022
The cost of hair transplantation in Turkey, as it is known, cannot be compared with its costs in other countries. Turkey is the cheapest place for the procedure, as well as the most suitable for several things: the best hair transplant doctors are in Turkey, the latest technologies and free accompanying services.
By comparing the cost of hair transplantation in Turkey with its cost in other countries, we will find that the price in Turkey is more than half or sometimes less, not to mention that some consider their trip to treat baldness as medical tourism.
In this regard, Camelia Clinic for hair transplantation in Istanbul is pleased to offer the strongest price offers and the most accurate techniques reached by experts.
How much does hair transplantation cost in Turkey on average?
The cost of hair transplantation in Turkey ranges between 1,200 to 1,600 dollars for the years 2021 and 2022 in most centers and hospitals, i.e. between 16,370.00 - 21,827.00 Turkish liras for the current month of January.
Although the price of the dollar has recently increased against the Turkish lira, this has not affected the cost of hair transplantation so far.
Hair transplantation in Turkey details are as follows:
Hair transplantation for men or women, the cost may reach up to 1600 dollars if it is a single session and intensive hair transplantation using the Sapphire or Perkutan techniques.
Hair transplant without shaving to cover partial baldness with the DHI technique, the average price is 1400 dollars.
The cost of beard and mustache transplantation is: $1,300.
Eyebrow transplantation also ranges from 1200 to 1300 dollars.
We would like to mention that prices that are less than $1,000 in centers generally do not include free accommodation in a hotel, especially in Istanbul, and do not include PRP needles or services paid by the hospital or center, but only cover the costs of the operation.
The table below shows you the price packages at Camelia Clinic and what each package includes, and the tables that follow their costs in Arab currencies.
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