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Hair Restoration in Tijuana, Mexico — FUE and DHI hair transplants and PRP hair treatment at Russald Medical Center in Tijuana, Mexico — minutes from San Diego.
FUE and DHI hair transplants and PRP treatment — performed by a dedicated hair restoration team, at a fraction of US cost.
Dedicated hair team · All-inclusive coordination · 60–75% less than US pricing
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The Russald Difference
Premium care, without the premium price
Board-certified specialists
Your procedure is performed by an experienced team dedicated to hair restoration.
Total discretion
Private rooms, private scheduling, and a team that treats your goals with respect.
All-inclusive coordination
MedicalMex handles your consult, travel, and follow-up so you can focus on the result.
Savings without compromise
Premium care in Tijuana at a fraction of US pricing, minutes from the California border.
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Hair Restoration
Permanent Results: Advanced Transplant Techniques, Accessible Pricing
Hair transplant surgery at Russald Medical Center uses FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) and DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) — the two gold-standard techniques for permanent hair restoration that leave no linear scar and allow for a natural distribution of grafts. Each case is planned by a certified hair restoration specialist who maps donor density and recipient zone design before a single graft is extracted.
FUE involves individually harvesting follicular units from the donor area and implanting them into thinning or bald zones. DHI adds a direct implantation step using a Choi implanter pen, allowing for higher density and more precise angle control — particularly for hairline refinement. Both techniques are performed under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis.
For patients traveling from the United States, Tijuana is one of the most accessible hair transplant destinations in the world — approximately 20 minutes from the San Diego border crossing. Most patients complete the procedure and return home within 1–2 days, with no visible signs of surgery beyond minor redness that resolves within the first week.
Who Is a Candidate?
Men and women with androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness) and stable hair loss for at least one year
Patients with adequate donor hair density in the occipital and temporal zones
Adults in good general health without active scalp conditions, autoimmune alopecia, or uncontrolled hormonal disorders
Non-smokers, or patients willing to stop at least 2 weeks before and after the procedure
Patients with realistic expectations — final results take 10–14 months to fully emerge
All procedures require a medical evaluation to determine candidacy. The information on this page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Russald Medical Center
Why Choose Us for Hair Restoration?
FUE & DHI Certified Specialists
Our hair restoration team is trained in both FUE and DHI extraction techniques — the same methods used by top clinics in Turkey, the US, and Europe, at a fraction of the cost.
Personalized Graft Planning
Every case begins with a microscopic donor density assessment and a custom hairline design. Graft count, angle, and distribution are mapped before any extraction begins.
60–75% Less Than US & Canadian Pricing
A 2,000-graft FUE session that costs $8,000–$15,000 in the United States is available at Russald Medical Center at a significantly lower price — with no compromise on technique or materials.
Drive Across — No Flights Needed
The San Diego border crossing is approximately 20 minutes away. Most hair restoration patients cross in the morning, complete the procedure, and return home the same day or the next morning.
Complete Aftercare Kit & Protocol
Every patient receives a written post-procedure protocol, medicated shampoo kit, and a scheduled remote follow-up at 1 month and 6 months to track graft survival and growth progress.
English-Speaking Coordination
Your patient coordinator manages the full process in English — from initial photo assessment through post-procedure check-ins. You will have a clear picture of every step before you arrive.
How It Works
From first message to going home
Every hair restoration case follows the same four steps. No surprises, no improvised scheduling.
Step 1 of 4 — Free evaluation
You send photos of the areas that concern you. Our team assesses your donor area and what a realistic result looks like.
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Which technique fits your case?
A side-by-side of what each option does and who it suits. Your specialist confirms the plan after assessing your donor area.
More than a procedure
A transplant is one day; the result takes months. Every case at Russald includes the evaluation, the session and the follow-up protocol that makes the result hold.
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Your Care Team
Guided by specialists who do this every day
Hair restoration specialist
Dedicated to FUE, DHI and scalp regenerationGraft technicians
Extraction and implantation, trained in-houseClinical nurse
Session support and post-procedure carePatient coordinator
Your case in English, from first contact to follow-up
The Tijuana Advantage
Russald vs. the alternatives
Frequently Asked Questions
Hair Restoration in Tijuana — Common Questions
How much does a hair transplant cost in Tijuana at Russald Medical Center?
Hair transplant procedures at Russald Medical Center cost 60–75% less than comparable procedures in the United States. Pricing is based on the number of grafts required, which is determined during your evaluation. Your coordinator provides a detailed quote with no hidden fees.
What is the difference between FUE and DHI hair transplants?
FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) extracts individual follicular units from the donor area and implants them using a pre-made channel technique. DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) uses a specialized implanter pen to place grafts directly without pre-made channels, which can allow for denser packing and more precise angle control. Your surgeon will recommend the appropriate technique based on your hair loss pattern, donor density, and goals.
Am I a candidate for a hair transplant?
Good candidates have stable hair loss (not actively progressing), adequate donor hair density at the back and sides of the scalp, and realistic expectations about coverage. A pre-operative evaluation including photographs and scalp assessment determines candidacy. Hair transplants do not stop future loss — your surgeon will discuss medical management alongside the procedure.
How long does recovery take after a hair transplant?
Most patients can return to desk work within 3–5 days. The transplanted area will shed within 2–4 weeks — this is normal and expected. New growth typically becomes visible at 3–4 months, with final results at 12–18 months. Your discharge instructions detail exactly what to expect at each stage.
Will the transplanted hair look natural?
Natural results depend on graft placement angle, direction, and density — all of which are controlled by the surgical team during implantation. Russald Medical Center's hair restoration surgeons design the hairline and distribution based on your facial structure and existing hair pattern. The transplanted follicles are your own hair and grow permanently.
Does PRP work as a standalone treatment for hair loss?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy can slow hair loss and stimulate dormant follicles in early-stage hair loss, but it does not replace lost follicles. It is most effective as a maintenance or adjunct treatment alongside a hair transplant or medical therapy. Multiple sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart are typically required for best results.
Is it safe to get a hair transplant in Tijuana, Mexico?
Hair transplant safety depends on the surgical team and the facility, not the destination. At Russald Medical Center, FUE and DHI procedures are performed by board-certified, FUE/DHI-certified specialists in an accredited surgical suite with anesthesiology on site. Tijuana is the most-visited medical tourism destination in the world and sits about 20 minutes from the San Diego border, which keeps in-person follow-up accessible for U.S. patients. A pre-operative evaluation is required before any procedure is approved — candidacy and expected results are assessed individually, and, as with any surgical procedure, the risks are reviewed with you beforehand. An English-speaking coordinator manages your case from first contact through post-operative follow-up.
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