XYON Health is proud to partner with the leading hair transplant clinic in NYC, Kopelman Hair Restoration. Dr. Ross Kopelman stands out as a premium provider of high-end hair transplants with a growing online social media following as well, we sought him out for a spotlight article.
In our inaugural clinic spotlight, we take a closer look at Dr. Kopelman and his clinic, while providing an overview of NYC hair transplant costs, procedures, and patient experiences so you can make an informed decision when deciding on who you want to perform your hair transplant.
How Much Does a Hair Transplant Cost in NYC?
In New York City a hair transplant procedure typically costs anywhere from $15,000 to over $30,000 depending on the number of hair grafts needed to get the results you want and the skill of the surgeon performing the procedure.
The two types of hair transplants most commonly performed are FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) and FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation). Because FUT is a quicker method, it generally costs less, but it may leave a linear scar across the back of your head where the hair being transplanted is taken. With FUE, when performed well, there are very small holes that are left behind from where the hairs are taken from for transplanting elsewhere, so there is generally less scarring, but this generally comes with a higher price tag.
Real-World Patient Costs:
Online, patients in New York have reported spending $9,500 at a local transplant clinic, with PRP therapy and medications bringing the total to around $15,000. This is one example of the kind of pricing you could expect. Dr. Kopelman’s patients have consistently highlighted the additional value of his detailed approach and the naturalness of the results, noting that while NYC hair transplants carry a premium, the investment is worth it because the quality of the results is so high.
Why Patients Choose Dr. Ross Kopelman
Transparent Pricing:
- Kopelman Hair Restoration clearly outlines costs per graft, so patients know what to expect before committing.
His Truly Artistic Approach:
- Dr. Kopelman emphasizes that hair restoration is not just surgery, it’s an art that requires a real passion for getting the best results that look like your natural hairline. Dr. Kopelman goes above expectations to restore your natural hairline with density so it looks like your hair before you lost it.
Board Certification and Reputation:
- As a leading NYC hair transplant surgeon, Dr. Kopelman is consistently mentioned in independent reviews, patient forums, and medical rankings as a standout hair restoration surgeon in NYC.
Non-Surgical and Adjunct Treatments
Dr. Kopelman also offers non-surgical options for patients who may not yet be ready for transplant surgery or in addition to surgery for those who want to maximize the results:
PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
- This will cost $495 per session and these are normally booked in a 3-session plan.
Adjuncts:
- FDA-approved and compounded medications including topical finasteride, minoxidil are a combination of both.
These can be used before and after surgery to maximize surgical results, or as stand-alone treatments.
Before & After Hair Transplant by Dr. Kopelman
This man had used XYON's topical dutasteride afterwards to restore his hair.
Planning Your Hair Transplant in NYC with Dr. Kopelman
Next Steps for Patients:
- Book a consultation with Kopelman Hair Restoration
- Explore financing and payment options
- Review before/after galleries to set realistic expectations
- Discuss post-op care, maintaining results with products designed to stop hair loss, and recovery protocols
- Dr. Kopelman and his team provide comprehensive support, ensuring patients understand every step of the journey.
Final Thoughts
XYON Health is particular about who we partner with and not every clinic makes the cut. Dr. Kopelman was an easy choice for us because of his stellar reputation and his passionate commitment to results. His reputation is very well earned and we highly recommend him if you’re looking for a hair transplant in New York City.
