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COST AND PAYMENT
How much will my FUE or FUHT procedure cost?
The fact that every client's procedure is unique makes it impossible to respond to this question generically. But it's not a question we hesitate to answer, fully and up front.
To begin, procedure cost is determined by several factors:
• The number of grafts that you require in a surgery session• Your desire for density• Personal hair characteristics that influence the appearance of density
At your consultation, you will be given a complete exam and a thorough assessment. We'll answer any questions or concerns you have, including those related to cost. Dr. Harris plans to be your doctor for life. It is therefore very important that you understand planning process, the probability of future hair loss, and how that has an impact on the number of surgeries, the eventual outcome and the expense of achieving the results you have in mind.
What is the cost of this initial consultation?
Dr. Harris will consult with you for one hour. This is a medical consultation to review your medical history, assess your hair loss, determine the diagnosis and discuss your treatment options. During the consultation, you will have plenty of time to have your questions answered, assess Dr. Harris' work, observe a few minutes of surgery and view the microscopic dissection of the follicular units. As you can see, we want you to be fully informed and comfortable with your decision.
There is no fee for this extensive consultation. In addition, further visits to answer questions, reassess hair loss or just to talk to Dr. Harris about your condition are provided at no charge to you.
Do you accept ChaseHealthAdvance?
Hair Sciences Center is pleased to accept ChaseHealthAdvance, a national patient financing program with specialization in providing loans for hair restoration procedures. Chase, a known and trusted name in financing, offers a quick and simple way to get the money you need for the elective procedures that insurance doesn't cover. To apply online, click on the banner below.
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