Cost of 3000 Grafts Hair Transplant in India

Pricing range for the cost of 3000 grafts hair transplant in India

Market estimates for 3000 grafts range from ₹90,000 to ₹1,80,000. Clinics may charge per graft or offer packages. Cost factors include:

• Technique used (FUE, DHI, FUT) with varying labour and equipment
• Doctor's experience and size of team
• Clinic location and overheads
• Use of adjuncts like PRP, i-PRF, GFC, Exosome Therapy
• Extra work such as hairline design, crown coverage, or scar revision

Budget for post-op medications, follow-up visits, and supportive therapies.

Choosing the right technique

For 3000 grafts, FUE suits most hair types and extracts follicles individually. DHI uses direct implantation and may shorten graft handling. FUT, a strip method, is less common for large sessions today. Adjunct treatments like crown hair restoration or repair can be added if indicated.

At Alloroots, regenerative options include SVF, Autologous Cellular Micrografts, and ACell+PRP, chosen based on assessment.

Planning and consultation

A consultation in-clinic or online is required to confirm cost. Assessment covers scalp examination, hair loss classification, and outcome discussion. Dr. Sahoo designs hairlines to match facial structure and goals. Privacy is respected, with photos shown only with consent.

Booking ahead helps align surgery with recovery time. Downtime is typically 7-10 days with follow-ups advised. Patients from other cities can coordinate visits to limit travel. Consultation hours are 10 am to 6 pm by appointment.

About Alloroots

Alloroots is a doctor-led hair restoration clinic in India offering surgical transplants and regenerative treatments. Led by Dr. Alok Kumar Sahoo (MD Dermatology, AIIMS New Delhi), services include hair loss diagnosis, hairline design, advanced FUE, and non-surgical therapies like PRP, GFC, and Exosome Therapy. Consultations are available nationwide in person or online. The clinic focuses on privacy, safe protocols, realistic outcomes, and evidence-led care, with patient journeys shared only with permission. Learn more at Alloroots.