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Hair Transplant (FUE) in Abu Dhabi

13 providers · 4–8 hours · Indicative range AED 9,000 to AED 30,000

Indicative range in Abu Dhabi

Lower end

AED 9,000

Upper end

AED 30,000

The UAE Open Healthcare Directory lists 13 providers under Dermatology & Skin Care in Abu Dhabi. The indicative range for an FUE hair transplant in Abu Dhabi is AED 9,000 to AED 30,000. The ranges on this page are indicative figures compiled by Zavis. They are not taken from a published price list and are not quotes: each provider sets its own prices, so ask the clinic or hospital for a written quote before you book. How Zavis sources prices. FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) hair transplant involves extracting individual hair follicles from a donor area (usually the back of the head) and implanting them in thinning or bald areas. The number of grafts depends on the area to be covered. Facilities and licence details come from the public registers of the UAE health regulators; ratings and opening hours come from Google. See data sources.

Duration

4–8 hours

Recovery

1–2 weeks (return to work), 6–12 months (final result)

Insurance

Depends on your plan

Regulator

Licensed in Abu Dhabi

UAE comparison

Hair Transplant (FUE): indicative ranges across the UAE.

CityLower endUpper end
DubaiAED 10,000AED 35,000View
Abu DhabiYou’re hereAED 9,000AED 30,000Viewing
SharjahAED 7,000AED 25,000View
AjmanAED 7,000AED 22,000View
Ras Al KhaimahAED 8,000AED 24,000View
FujairahAED 8,000AED 22,000View
Umm Al QuwainAED 7,000AED 20,000View
Al AinAED 8,000AED 25,000View

These are Zavis's indicative ranges by city. They do not show that care costs less in one city than in another: only written quotes from providers can show that.

Dermatology & Skin Care in Abu Dhabi

Providers that may offer Hair Transplant (FUE).

Listed in the directory's review-weighted order: the rating and the number of Google reviews together. A listing here does not mean the provider performs this procedure or charges within the range above: ask the provider.

Derma Medical Center

Derma Medical Center

4.60(917)

Dermatology & Skin Care

شارع الأقْرِباء - Al Manhal - W15 01 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

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Corpofino Dermatology Clinic

Corpofino Dermatology Clinic

4.70(206)

Dermatology & Skin Care

Ahmed Bin Khalaf Al Qubaisi St - opposite Immigration 19 - Al Mushrif - W46 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

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Skin Code Dermatology Clinic

Skin Code Dermatology Clinic

4.40(561)

Dermatology & Skin Care

443 Zayed The First St - Al Khalidiyah - W8 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

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Emirates Dermatology & Cosmetology Center

Emirates Dermatology & Cosmetology Center

4.40(104)

Dermatology & Skin Care

101/102, First Floor, Building - 3 شارع وادِي النِّيَبِيَّة - آل نهيان - شرق 25 - أبو ظبي - United Arab Emirates

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Crown Derma Clinic

Crown Derma Clinic

Dermatology & Skin Care

Al Sila' St - Al Sila' - Baya Al Sila - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

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What to expect

Your hair transplant (fue) day.

Under local anaesthesia, individual follicular units are extracted one by one from the donor area using a micro-punch tool. Recipient sites are created and grafts are placed. A full session takes several hours. Transplanted hair usually sheds at first and regrows over the following months. Results differ from person to person.

Anaesthesia: Local anaesthesia is typically used.

Insurance

Ask your insurer.

Whether insurance pays for an FUE hair transplant depends on your plan. Ask your insurer what your plan covers and what you would pay before you book.

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Questions

About hair transplant (fue) in Abu Dhabi.

FAQ

Where can I get an FUE hair transplant in Abu Dhabi?

The UAE Open Healthcare Directory lists 13 providers under Dermatology & Skin Care in Abu Dhabi. A listing under this category does not mean the provider performs an FUE hair transplant, so ask before you book. Facilities and licence details come from the public registers of the UAE health regulators; ratings and opening hours come from Google.

How much does an FUE hair transplant cost in Abu Dhabi?

The indicative range for an FUE hair transplant in Abu Dhabi is AED 9,000 to AED 30,000. The ranges on this page are indicative figures compiled by Zavis. They are not taken from a published price list and are not quotes: each provider sets its own prices, so ask the clinic or hospital for a written quote before you book.

Does insurance cover an FUE hair transplant in Abu Dhabi?

Whether insurance pays for an FUE hair transplant depends on your plan. Ask your insurer what your plan covers and what you would pay before you book.

How long does hair transplant (fue) take?

Hair Transplant (FUE) typically takes 4–8 hours. Recovery time is 1–2 weeks (return to work), 6–12 months (final result). Local anaesthesia is typically used.

What should I look for when choosing a provider for hair transplant (fue) in Abu Dhabi?

When choosing a provider for hair transplant (fue) in Abu Dhabi, consider: (1) patient ratings and review volume, since higher-rated providers with more reviews indicate consistent quality, (2) insurance acceptance, checking that the provider accepts your plan, (3) years of operation, since established facilities signal clinical experience, (4) the provider's licence, which you can check with the health regulator for its emirate.

Does Zavis have a range for an FUE hair transplant in other UAE cities?

Yes: the table on this page gives Zavis's indicative range for an FUE hair transplant in Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain, Al Ain. These are Zavis's indicative ranges by city. They do not show that care costs less in one city than in another: only written quotes from providers can show that.

This page is general information, not medical or financial advice. Provider data is sourced from UAE health regulator registers; listings last updated 18 October 2026.