1.Information, not medical advice
Everything on HairFUE, including graft estimates, price ranges, clinic comparisons and guides, is general information. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis or a treatment plan, and it does not replace an examination by a qualified doctor.
HairFUE is not a clinic. We do not examine patients, recommend a specific procedure or perform treatment.
2.How to read the graft estimate
The graft estimate is a range based on the hair-loss pattern you describe or show in photos. It cannot assess donor area density, hair calibre, scalp condition, the cause of your hair loss or how it may progress.
The number of grafts you need, and whether a transplant is suitable for you at all, can only be decided by a surgeon after an examination. A clinic may recommend a different number of grafts, a different technique or no surgery.
3.How to read price ranges
Price ranges by country, technique and graft count are indications drawn from clinic profiles and offers. They are not quotes. A clinic's final price depends on your examination, the surgeon, the technique, what the package includes and the date.
Only a written offer from a clinic states a price that clinic commits to. Check what it includes, such as medication, aftercare, accommodation and transfers, before you compare.
4.Risks of hair transplant surgery
Hair transplant surgery is a medical procedure with risks, including infection, scarring, shock loss, poor graft survival and an unnatural result. Results vary between people and are not guaranteed. Discuss risks, your medical history and medication with the treating doctor before you decide.
5.Responsibility of clinics
Clinics are independent and responsible for their medical services, the qualifications of their staff and the information on their profiles. Before booking, confirm who performs each surgical step and check the doctor's qualifications.
6.When to seek medical help
If you have pain, swelling, bleeding, fever or any other concern after a procedure, contact the treating clinic or a local doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.