Comparing hair transplant costs in the UK and Turkey means comparing the treatment proposed for your case, the services included and the cost of attending the clinic. A quote becomes useful when it explains the graft count, the areas to be treated and the follow-up arrangements.
ASMED’s published surgical fee in Istanbul is €3.5 per graft. This provides a clear starting point for calculating ASMED’s surgical fee; your individual assessment determines the proposed graft count. The rate is specific to ASMED and should not be read as an average price for Turkey.
The NHS hair transplant guide gives a broad UK cost range of £1,000–£30,000, depending on the extent of hair loss, the type of procedure and the clinic. This is general procedure-cost context, rather than a UK average or a quote for a specified number of grafts. An individual quote is needed for a direct comparison with ASMED.
Request a written quote from the UK clinic you are considering. Check whether it is a fixed procedure price or a price per graft, which treatment areas it covers and what happens if the operative plan changes after the in-person assessment. A London clinic and a clinic elsewhere in the UK should be assessed on the same terms.
For UK residents, a local clinic may make scheduled in-person consultations and follow-up visits easier to attend. Include the journeys you would actually need to make, as well as any accommodation and time away from work, in your comparison.
At ASMED’s published rate, a plan involving 2,000 grafts would give a graft-based surgical calculation of €7,000; 3,000 grafts would give €10,500. These are arithmetic examples, not personal treatment recommendations or all-inclusive trip prices.
ASMED assesses donor capacity, hair characteristics and the coverage you would like to achieve before recommending a plan. See the current ASMED hair transplant fee and request a written estimate that separates the surgical fee from any additional arrangements.
Use the same currency and note the date and exchange rate used. Compare the proposed graft count and treatment areas first, then check which services each written price covers: consultation, tests, medication, postoperative checks and longer-term follow-up. If accommodation or transfers are offered, confirm their cost and availability separately.
For the Turkey option, add your return travel and the stay recommended by the clinic. For either option, establish the arrangements and possible costs for an additional review or treatment if a concern arises. The NHS guidance on cosmetic surgery abroad recommends clarifying aftercare and what happens if there are complications before committing to treatment.
At ASMED, Dr. Koray Erdoğan combines scientific assessment with attention to hairline design and a natural appearance. Donor regions are assessed separately, and the extraction plan considers both the hair needed for the recipient area and the appearance and capacity of the remaining donor area. KE-BOT imaging supports donor assessment through measurements of hair density and thickness on a shaved scalp; it is not used for Long Hair FUE assessments. Dr. Erdoğan personally creates the recipient sites.
Local anesthesia is performed by a specialist anesthesiologist. Throughout the procedure, the anesthesiologist monitors the patient’s vital signs using a wireless monitoring system.
Patients receive postoperative instructions before leaving and return the next day for a wash and check. ASMED’s patient coordinators support patients during a 12–15-month follow-up period, with clinical concerns referred to doctors. Confirm your arrival and departure schedule with ASMED before booking travel.
Your comparison can then answer a practical question: which clinic offers a treatment plan, total budget and follow-up arrangement that you understand and can manage? Explore the ASMED patient journey and complete the online consultation form with your photographs and relevant history to request an initial assessment and cost estimate.