The 13 Best Hair Transplant Clinics in Paris

Patients who want a fixed package with planned aftercare can look at Capilclinic, a group with clinics in Paris, Barcelona and Istanbul. In Paris it uses Min Time FUE with sapphire blades, aiming to keep follicles outside the body as briefly as possible. Packages include LED sessions and set follow-up visits, and the larger ones add PRP. The initial evaluation is free and payment can be spread over ten instalments.

Visitors and expats will find an English version of Regenae's website, with separate pages for patients living in France and those travelling from abroad. The centre near Palais-Royal is run by a team of four French surgeons and doctors. Alongside transplants, it offers Afro hair grafts, beard grafts and tricopigmentation. Progress is tracked with measurements and photos at regular check-ups, and the plan is adjusted to actual regrowth.

Its strength lies in options for different hair types, with transplants for men, women and Afro hair, as well as beards and eyebrows. The team of doctors and assistants uses a motorised 0.7 mm hybrid punch for FUE extraction and sapphire blades for implantation, shaving only the donor area. FUT is offered to women and to those who want to avoid shaving. An online hair assessment can be completed before booking on Doctolib.

Its approach suits patients who want one method carried out from start to finish by a doctor. The clinic uses DHI, with follicles placed by a pen-style implanter and no prior incisions, and a doctor performs every step from the first extraction to the last follicle. Beard and eyebrow grafts use the same method. Hair work has its own premises on Rue Ampère, separate from the aesthetic medicine centre, and valet parking is available.

Patients who want to know exactly who will operate will find two named plastic surgeons here, Dr Claude Aharoni and Dr Patrick Levy. The clinic in the 16th works with FUE, including a sapphire-blade option and, in some cases, without fully shaving the donor area. It has a detailed section on women's hair loss and offers hairline feminisation and Afro hair grafts. Starting prices by number of grafts are published online.

Doctor and Co suits patients who want hair grafts from a general aesthetic clinic they may already use for skin or laser care. Dr Simon Sebbah performs the transplants himself using FUE. Beard and eyebrow grafts are also offered, and MésoLED sessions are listed among the hair treatments. The clinic on Rue Michel-Ange in the 16th has an English version of its website and books through Doctolib.

Patients with complex hair loss will find a medical team here rather than a single operator, as CMCC combines dermatologists, plastic surgeons and general practitioners. Grafts are done by FUE with full, partial or no shaving, or by the long-hair FUL method. The centre near Étoile also treats curly and Asian hair, patients after cancer treatment and eyebrows. Diagnosis uses trichoscopy and scalp biopsy, and the website has an English version.

Those set on the Choi implanter will find a clinic that has used it as its only transplant technique since 2020. Each hair is implanted directly, without a scalpel or strip. Maison Marignan, on Rue Bayen near the Arc de Triomphe, also does beard and eyebrow grafts and donor-area densification. It is open on Saturdays, which helps those who cannot take time off on a weekday.

NOVA suits patients on the Left Bank who want fixed prices and a free first video consultation. The centre on Boulevard du Montparnasse works with sapphire FUE and uses a dedicated punch for each patient. Published prices cover straight and Afro hair and include twelve months of follow-up and an LED session. Larger cases can be done as a two-day session, and the website has an English version.

Dr Paul Benet suits patients who would rather keep their hair long, since he offers FUT without shaving alongside FUE and DHI. He gives the local anaesthetic and performs the transplant himself, supported by a team that prepares the grafts. A single FUT session can move a large number of grafts. Women are treated as well as men, and the practice near Avenue Foch also handles beard and eyebrow grafts.

Its strength lies in the range of methods: The Clinic offers manual hybrid-punch FUE, ARTAS robotic extraction, the Choi implanter, unshaven FUE and FUT. The team treats one patient a day at its Boulevard Émile-Augier site in the 16th. Dedicated pages cover women's hair loss and Afro or curly hair. Eyelash, eyebrow and beard grafts are offered too, and there is a second clinic in Charenton-le-Pont.

Patients who want a price before the first visit will appreciate that Racine Carrée publishes its fees by number of grafts and technique. The Levallois centre, next to metro line 3, offers sapphire FUE and the Choi technique, with or without fully shaving the head. Follow-up runs for a year, with checks at one, six and twelve months. Beard, moustache and eyebrow grafts are offered as well.

Patients who also want aesthetic treatments in the same place can consider Clinique du Grand Paris, which combines hair transplants with aesthetic medicine and plastic surgery. Grafts are done with sapphire blades, the Choi implanter or SAPHORÏ, a trademarked combination of the two. Beard and eyebrow transplants are offered, and PRP-enriched mesotherapy can support regrowth. A first consultation is required before any treatment, followed by a personalised quote.