Your hair transplant, $3,000. All inclusive.

It depends on your type of hair loss, the quality of your donor area, your medical history and what you want to achieve. No one can honestly answer that online: the medical team decides at your assessment.

We use local anesthesia. What you’ll mostly feel is the first round of injections, like small pinpricks. After that the area is numb and the procedure is easy to tolerate.

Growth is gradual. It usually starts to show around the fifth or sixth month, and the final result can be seen between 12 and 18 months.

The follicles are taken from areas that resist hair loss, so once they settle in, they keep growing like the rest of your hair.

Like any surgical procedure, it has some. You may have swelling, redness, itching, minor bleeding, folliculitis, temporary loss of sensation or temporary hair shedding. Serious complications, such as infection or abnormal scarring, are rare. Before surgery you’ll have a medical evaluation, and we’ll explain the steps to reduce those risks.

Most people go back after about 10 to 15 days, if they feel well and follow the instructions. It depends on whether your job involves physical effort, heat, sweat, dust or wearing a helmet.

Not for the first 15 days. Gentle walks are fine, building up gradually. Running, lifting weights and anything that makes you sweat a lot come later, unless your doctor says otherwise.

With the FUE technique, follicles are extracted one at a time, with no linear incision. The micro-incisions are minimal.

Yes, a 1-year guarantee. After a year you see your full result: if the design didn’t turn out right or you don’t have the density we agreed on, the guarantee covers a touch-up of the area that was treated. If only your hairline was done in surgery, the crown isn’t included. We explain its terms at your consultation, before you decide anything.

Yes. We work with CareCredit: 12 months interest-free, subject to approval.

It can be used to complement a hair transplant, depending on the medical evaluation. We’ll tell you at your consultation whether it makes sense in your case.