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1,500 grafts could definitely make a big difference, particularly if you elect to have a FUE procedure in which the physician can select follicular units with high calculated density (the number of hairs per FU).
Here's an example of one of Dr. Cole's patients, at 9 months post-op, who had a 1,700-graft CIT/FUE procedure:
As far as travel expenses, it's very hard to say because of all the variables. You would be flying to New York from where?
You're obviously still very young so give yourself plenty of time (meaning years) to think about whether a hair transplant is something you want to invest in, both emotionally and financially. In the meantime, keep doing your research and seeing what the medical therapies can do for you.
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Amazing result there. CIT_Girl, could you tell us what the cost is usually for a similar procedure so we have an idea?
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From what I know FUE is very, very expensive.
No way I can afford that. But I guess there is hope...
If I can afford it.
Thanks for your responce CIT_Girl
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I think it's around $8-$10 per graft. Very curious what Dr. Cole's rate is.
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We charge $8 a graft for shaven CIT. However, we understand that a lot of individuals are experiencing financial hardships and, assuming that they are good candidates for HT surgery, Dr. Cole will occasionally offer discounted prices.
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