Hair Transplant (FUE) Cost in Sharjah
زراعة الشعر · الشارقة · CPT 15775
Regulated by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP)
A hair transplant (fue) in Sharjah costs AED 7,000 to AED 25,000, with a typical price of AED 13,000. There are 0 dermatology providers in Sharjah listed in the UAE Open Healthcare Directory. This is a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by UAE health insurance. Prices vary based on the facility type (government vs. private vs. premium), the doctor's experience, and specific clinical requirements. Data as of March 2026.
Low
AED 7,000
Government / basic
Typical
AED 13,000
Average private
High
AED 25,000
Premium facility
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About Hair Transplant (FUE)
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 procedure creates natural-looking results. A typical session transplants 2,000–4,000 grafts.
What to Expect
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. The procedure takes 4–8 hours for a full session. No visible scarring. Transplanted hair sheds initially and regrows permanently over 6–12 months.
Duration
4–8 hours
Recovery
1–2 weeks (return to work), 6–12 months (final result)
Setting
outpatient
Anaesthesia
local
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Hair Transplant (FUE) in Sharjah — Frequently Asked Questions
Disclaimer: Prices shown are indicative ranges for Sharjah, UAE, based on the DOH Mandatory Tariff (Shafafiya) methodology, DHA DRG parameters, and market-observed data as of March 2026. Actual costs depend on the specific facility, doctor, clinical complexity, and insurance plan. Contact providers directly for accurate quotes. Healthcare in Sharjah is regulated by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP). This page does not constitute medical or financial advice.