You should consider arranging for consultations (in person if at all possible) with some IAHRS-approved doctors. There are a number of factors they would probably have to take into account to give you a realistic idea of what a hair transplant could do for you, such as your family history of hair loss, the texture of your hair, whether your hair loss has stabilized or is ongoing, the quality and quantity of your donor hair, etc.
When it comes to hair transplant pricing, every clinic is different, but some things that may influence the price will be the number of grafts you need, and the type of surgery (strip or FUE). Generally, FUE is more expensive than strip.
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