Hair Transplant Cost in Gurgaon
A hair transplant is priced as graft count × per-graft rate, plus anaesthesia, medication and follow-up. Graft count is the variable that moves the bill, and it is set by the area being covered and what your donor area can safely give — which is why the same photograph produces very different plans for two different people.
This page explains every factor that moves that number, what an estimate should include, and the pricing tactics worth recognising before you compare quotes. We quote after examining you, in writing, itemised.
- Itemised estimate in writing before you book
- Graft count mapped, not estimated
- Nothing added on the day of the procedure
- Follow-up reviews included in the plan
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Dr. Nyra
The arithmetic
How a Hair Transplant Is Priced
Nearly every clinic in Gurgaon prices the same way. Understanding the formula is what lets you compare two quotes that look nothing alike.
Graft count
The dominant variable. Counted from the mapped plan — zone by zone across the areas being covered — and capped by what the donor area can give without thinning it visibly.
Per-graft rate
Set by technique and complexity. DHI generally carries a higher rate than FUE because placement is slower and more controlled, not because it is universally better.
Everything else
Anaesthesia, medication, post-procedure care and follow-up reviews. Where a clinic quotes only the per-graft rate, this is where the difference reappears.
The tactic worth recognising. A low per-graft rate applied to an inflated graft count costs more than an honest quote at a higher rate. ₹30 × 3,500 grafts is more expensive than ₹45 × 2,200 grafts — and the second plan may be the clinically correct one. Ask any clinic how the graft number was arrived at, and ask to see the donor area mapped.
Rates by technique
Per-Graft Rates at DenceSpot
Your rate is confirmed in writing after the assessment, once the technique and zones are decided.
⚠ Placeholder — clinic sign-off required
The rate column is not yet filled in. Publish this page only once the clinic's real per-graft rates are in place, and keep them current — a stale price is worse than no price, and a rate that contradicts the quote a patient is given at the clinic is worse still.
Graft guidance
How Many Grafts Might I Need?
Broad bands used in patient education, staged on the Norwood scale. They are a starting point for a conversation, not a quote — two people at the same Norwood stage can need very different numbers depending on donor density, hair calibre, and how much native hair is still in place.
Donor supply is the real ceiling. The donor area is finite and does not regenerate. A plan that spends it all on the hairline at thirty leaves nothing for the crown at forty-five. Where loss is extensive, staging across sessions is a clinical decision, not an upsell.
What you pay for
What the Estimate Includes
Every DenceSpot estimate is itemised. Anything not covered is named in the document rather than discovered on the day.
The procedure
Local anaesthesia
Post-procedure medication
Aftercare instructions
Follow-up reviews
Progress photography
Quoted separately, where needed
- Pre-procedure blood tests
- Supporting medical therapy — minoxidil, oral treatment
- PRP or GFC sessions planned alongside
- A second staged session, where the plan calls for one
Paying in instalments
Instalment options are available through third-party finance providers. Terms and eligibility are set by the provider, not the clinic, and are explained in full before you commit.
Cost, EMI & payment optionsComparing quotes
Five Things to Check Before You Compare Prices
Two quotes for "2,000 grafts" can describe completely different procedures. These are the differences that do not appear on a price list.
Who operates
How grafts were counted
What is included
Session load
The twelve-month plan
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Get a Written, Itemised Estimate
Send photos of the front, crown and donor area on WhatsApp, or book an assessment. You get a clinical opinion and a figure in writing — not a sales pitch.
Suitability is determined after clinical assessment. This page is patient education and does not constitute medical advice.
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