How much would you pay for this hair transplant?

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Not balding, and not a cowlick.
I’m looking for a third transplant on this area to increase the density. Idk how much the first two cost cos my parents paid lol

Seeing as it’s a minor case, idk if surgeon matters that much. But I did have an offer from a London surgeon for £1500 and a Hungarian surgeon for 400 euros lol, but rejected both after not seeing good reviews of the surgeons. I didn’t trust the Hungarian one either.

I have a consultation at another clinic in London, where I had the first two done. But I think they have a minimum cost of around £3000. I don’t know the minimum cost of Dr Bisanga in Belgium, but he wants me to travel to Brussels and pay 200 euros for a consultation, or pay £195 for one with an associate of his in London.

Realistically, it’s only around 200 grafts, from what a few clinics have said, so I wouldn’t want to pay more than £2000.
 
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Just put in a lil bit of hair fibers lol, 20 bucks and done
 
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Just put in a lil bit of hair fibers lol, 20 bucks and done
Don’t want to do that for the rest of my life. It doesn’t look as bad when the hair is longer but I still want it filled in so I never have to think about it
 
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Don’t want to do that for the rest of my life. It doesn’t look as bad when the hair is longer but I still want it filled in so I never have to think about it
Its just like brushing your teeth in the morning OP, you wont think about it after a while but you do you tbh. Yes I would not pay more than 2k :Chadge:
 
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It’s just like brushing your teeth in the morning OP, you wont think about it after a while but you do you tbh. Yes I would not pay more than 2k :Chadge:
Until it rains or you’re on holiday and wanna go swimming. Not really a problem for me since the spot isn’t that noticeable in daily life, but some people use fibres for noticeable baldness
 
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Until it rains or you’re on holiday and wanna go swimming. Not really a problem for me since the spot isn’t that noticeable in daily life, but some people use fibres for noticeable baldness
My dad uses them and yeah your points are valid, there are water proof fibers but the thought of them failing will always be in the back of your head, best to go with the transplant if the results are guaranteed
 
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