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Trasplante Capilar
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Trasplante Capilar

FUE · DHI · PRP — Estambul y Sofía

Starting from

1,290

Save 50–70% vs UK/DE prices

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Istanbul is the world capital of hair transplantation. Turkey performs an estimated 1 million hair transplant procedures per year — more than all other countries combined. The combination of high surgical volume, surgeon experience and low costs makes it the optimal destination for FUE, DHI and Sapphire FUE procedures.

Available in

TR

Turkey

Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir

BG

Bulgaria

EU · Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna

Procedures & Prices

Trasplante Capilar — All Treatments

Prices are indicative ranges. Your exact quote depends on complexity and chosen clinic.

ProcedureBalkans PriceSave
FUE Hair Transplant (up to 3,000 grafts)Popular
€1,290–€2,50072%
FUE Hair Transplant (3,000–5,000 grafts)Popular
€1,690–€3,50075%
Sapphire FUE (premium blades)
€1,800–€4,00073%
DHI (Direct Hair Implantation)Popular
€2,000–€4,50070%
Combined FUE + DHI
€2,500–€5,00072%
Body Hair Transplant (beard/body to scalp)
€2,000–€5,00070%

By Country

Hair Transplant — Price Comparison (3,500 grafts FUE)

ProcedureBG BulgariaTR TurkeyUK / DE
FUE 3,500 grafts

€2,500

Save 75%

€1,690

Save 83%

£10,000
DHI 2,500 grafts

€2,800

Save 72%

€2,200

Save 78%

£10,000
Sapphire FUE 4,000 grafts

€3,000

Save 75%

€2,200

Save 82%

£12,000

Prices are estimates. Get a personalised quote from our partner clinics.

Why Choose the Balkans

Why patients choose Trasplante Capilar in the Balkans

1 million procedures per year

Turkey performs more hair transplants than all other countries combined. High surgical volume means greater surgeon experience, better results and lower prices.

Same donor hair — permanent results

FUE and DHI use your own follicles from the donor zone. These are genetically resistant to DHT and remain permanent for life.

All-inclusive packages

Istanbul packages typically include: hotel stay, airport transfers, translator, post-op medications, PRP session and unlimited 12-month follow-up — unlike UK where each item is charged separately.

Certified surgeons

BalcanCare partner surgeons are certified by the ISHRS (International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery) — the global professional body for hair transplant surgeons.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Trasplante Capilar Abroad — FAQs

How many grafts do I need?

The number depends on your Norwood scale grade and donor density. Typically: NW2–3: 1,500–2,500 grafts; NW4: 2,500–3,500 grafts; NW5–6: 3,500–5,000 grafts. Send us a photo of your hairline and donor area for a free graft estimate.

What is the difference between FUE and DHI?

FUE extracts follicles with a micro-punch, creates recipient channels, then implants grafts. DHI uses a Choi implanter pen that extracts and implants in one step — giving more directional control and potentially better density. DHI is slower and costs more but suits smaller areas and hairline reconstruction.

When will I see results?

Hair grows in cycles: transplanted hair sheds at 3–6 weeks (normal shock loss), new growth begins at 3–4 months, visible improvement at 6 months, and final results at 12–18 months. 90–95% of transplanted grafts typically survive long-term.

Is the procedure painful?

The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia. You may feel initial needle pricks during anaesthetic injection (now often administered via needle-free pressure systems). During the procedure itself patients typically watch TV or sleep.

Can I fly back the next day?

Yes. Most Istanbul clinics schedule the procedure on day 1, rest on day 2, first wash and check on day 3, fly home day 3 or 4. Short-haul flights (up to 3h) are fine. The grafts are fully anchored by day 3.

What if my transplant doesn't take?

Graft survival depends heavily on surgeon technique and post-op care. BalcanCare partner clinics offer written guarantees and will assess a re-treatment if survival falls below 85%. Before booking, request the clinic's published graft survival rate.