How Much Does a Hair Transplant Cost in Poland? Everything You Need to Know About Hair Transplants

The question of hair transplant cost usually comes up right at the start. That's understandable. But before you look at the price alone, it's worth knowing what actually affects the cost of the procedure and why two people asking about a "hair transplant" can hear completely different quotes. At our clinic, we perform hair transplants using the FUE method, and the price depends primarily on the scope of the procedure – that is, the number of grafts – and on individual qualification.
What does a hair transplant using the FUE method look like?
FUE is a method that involves harvesting individual hair follicles from an area resistant to hair loss, most often the back and sides of the head, and then implanting them where the hair has already thinned significantly or disappeared. It is a minimally invasive technique, performed under local anesthesia. The procedure usually takes 4 to 9 hours, after which the patient can go home the same day.
A major advantage of this method is that no stitches are needed, and there is a lower risk of visible scarring than with older techniques. From the patient's perspective, this means a shorter recovery and a more comfortable return to everyday life.
Read also: What does the FUE method involve, and is it an effective way to restore hair density?
Can everyone go straight ahead with a transplant?
Hair problems can have very different causes – from stress and hormonal changes to genetics, diet, or illness. That's exactly why treatment should start with a thorough diagnosis. The first step should be a consultation, during which a specialist assesses the condition of the scalp, the type of problem, and the possible causes of hair loss. FUE hair transplantation works best for people with advanced hair loss.
There are also contraindications to the procedure. These include scalp conditions such as infections, fungal infections, or psoriasis, blood clotting disorders, uncontrolled hypertension, uncontrolled diabetes, active purulent infections of the skin and mucous membranes, as well as an insufficient number of healthy hair follicles in the donor area.
Read also: How can women effectively deal with androgenetic alopecia?
What needs to be done before the procedure?
Preparation matters, and it shouldn't be treated as an afterthought. Before the transplant, we recommend avoiding alcohol for 5–7 days, giving up caffeinated beverages, not smoking cigarettes, and discontinuing anti-inflammatory medications such as aspirin for at least a week before the procedure. Certain tests are also needed, including a complete blood count, blood type, clotting parameters, creatinine, glucose, and electrolytes, and for some patients, additional diagnostics as well.
It's also worth simply planning the day sensibly: get a good night's sleep, wear comfortable clothing, and arrange transportation home. The procedure takes several hours, so even though it's performed under local anesthesia, you may simply feel tired afterward.
When are the results of the transplant visible?
This isn't a method whose result can be assessed after a week.
Within a few weeks after the procedure, the transplanted hair may fall out, and this is a natural stage of the entire process. New hair usually starts growing after about 3-4 months, and we typically assess the full aesthetic effect after 9-12 months. That's exactly why the decision to have a transplant is best treated as a process, not as a one-time service with an immediate final result.
Is it worth doing anything else after the transplant?
An FUE hair transplant is often not the end of the journey. After the procedure, we recommend implementing supplementary treatment. Additional therapies can improve microcirculation and nourishment of the hair follicles, speed up scalp healing, and support the growth of new hair. Among the most commonly used methods are scalp mesotherapy, platelet-rich plasma, and minoxidil.
We usually consider this kind of supportive treatment once at least 1-2 weeks have passed since the transplant, the scalp has healed, and the patient has no infection or inflammation.
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How much does a hair transplant cost at Dr Szczyt Plastic Surgery?
The current price list looks like this:
- consultation: PLN 400,
- 1,000 grafts: PLN 20,000,
- 1,500 grafts: PLN 28,000,
- 2,000 grafts: PLN 36,000,
- 2,500 grafts: PLN 42,000,
- over 3,000 grafts: PLN 50,000.
These are the rates listed for the FUE procedure in our price list. We determine the final quote individually, depending on the patient's needs and the extent of the procedure. You can discuss the price with the doctor during the initial consultation. The specialist will explain in detail what affects the amount and what you can expect during your visit to our clinic.
What determines the final price?
The shortest answer is: on the scale of the problem. During the consultation, the doctor assesses the condition of the scalp, hair density, the degree of hair loss, and the possibilities for transplantation. Only on this basis can it be determined whether we're talking about a smaller procedure or one covering a much larger area.
And this is exactly where the difference in price begins.
Because in practice, you don't pay for the procedure itself, but for its scope, duration, and the treatment plan tailored to the specific case. That's why comparing rates from different websites alone often doesn't tell you much. Without a medical assessment, it's hard to determine how many grafts will be needed and whether FUE will even be the best solution.
What about financing?
At our clinic, patients can take advantage of MediRat, an installment financing system for patients paying for procedures at private and commercial medical facilities. This option can be used for procedures in plastic surgery, aesthetic medicine, and dermatology.
FAQ
How much does an FUE hair transplant really cost?
At our clinic, a consultation costs PLN 400, and the procedure itself starts at PLN 20,000. However, the final quote should always be based on a consultation and an assessment of the scope of the procedure.
Does a hair transplant hurt, and how long does it take?
We perform the procedure under local anesthesia, so the patient shouldn't feel pain, although some discomfort or a feeling of tension may occur. The transplant itself usually takes 4 to 9 hours – the time depends on the number of hair follicles being transplanted. After the procedure is complete, the patient goes home the same day.
When will I see new hair and the final result?
You need to arm yourself with patience. In the first weeks after the procedure, the transplanted hair may fall out, and this is a natural stage. New hair usually starts growing after about 3-4 months, and the full aesthetic effect most often appears after 9-12 months. This is the normal pace of the process, not a sign that something went wrong.
Does everyone with a hair loss problem qualify for FUE?
No. First, the cause of the problem needs to be determined. Hair loss can result from stress, hormonal changes, genetics, diet, or illness, which is why the first step should be a consultation. Contraindications to the procedure may include infections and scalp conditions, blood clotting disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, uncontrolled hypertension, or an insufficient number of healthy hair follicles in the donor area.
Is it worth planning additional treatment after the transplant?
In many cases, yes. Supplementary treatment can support scalp healing, improve microcirculation, and stimulate the growth of new hair. Supportive treatment after a transplant includes, among others, scalp mesotherapy, platelet-rich plasma, and minoxidil. We consider this kind of treatment once the scalp has healed and there is no active inflammation.







