How Much Is a Hair Transplant?

Everything You Need to Know About How Much A Hair Transplant Costs

Hair transplant costs in the Boston area typically range from $7,000 to $17,000. The final price depends on several factors, including the number of grafts needed, the surgeon’s expertise, the clinic’s reputation, and the technique used (FUE or FUT).

At Boston Hair Restoration®, we don’t charge by the graft. Instead, we take a personalized approach to each procedure, typically transplanting up to 3,000 grafts, depending on your goals and donor area, to maximize results without over harvesting.

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Choosing the Right Clinic

Picking the right hair restoration clinic can make all the difference in your results and experience. Here’s what to look for:

One Surgery Per Day, Every Day: We believe your hair journey deserves undivided attention. That’s why we only perform one procedure per day, so you’ll never feel rushed, and our full focus is on you.
Expertise You Can Trust: Choose a provider with extensive hands-on experience and a strong track record in treating your specific hair loss concerns. At Boston Hair Restoration®, procedures are performed by a licensed medical professional.
Consultation Matters: A thorough consultation should never feel rushed. It’s your chance to align on expectations, assess the clinic’s philosophy, and get a personalized plan that puts your goals front and center.
Real Results, Real Patients: Don’t just take our word for it, check out before-and-after photos to see the results we’ve achieved for a diverse range of patients.

Can a hair transplant feminize my hairline? Yes. A hair transplant can help reshape the hairline to appear more feminine—typically lowering the hairline, rounding the corners, and creating a softer frame to the face. This is especially effective for transfeminine individuals.

What’s the difference between a masculine and feminine hairline? Masculine hairlines tend to be higher, with M-shapes or widow’s peaks. Feminine hairlines are typically lower, rounder, and follow a more oval shape with minimal recession at the temples.

Can estrogen change your hairline? Estrogen may help slow or stabilize hair loss, but it can't restore a receded hairline or reshape it. That’s where surgical intervention, like Micro FUE, becomes essential.

Is hairline lowering surgery different from a transplant? Yes. Hairline lowering surgery involves physically moving the scalp forward, while a transplant redistributes follicles. In many cases, combining both offers the best results for a feminine hairline.

Can I get a transplant if I’m already on hormones? Yes. Many trans women start hormones before their hair transplant. Hormones may slow hair loss, but a transplant is still necessary to rebuild density and reshape the hairline.