Hair transplant doctors in Edmonton

The 3 doctors we list who operate in Edmonton, Canada: their own clinic or a sourced practice address there. The same facts are checked for each. No scores, no rankings, and no clinic can pay for placement.

Hair transplant prices in Edmonton

3 of 3 doctors here have a price on their card. Too few are for about 3,000 grafts to give a range.

All prices, cheapest first Total trip cost (flights, hotel, time off)

Most discussed = how many people on reddit wrote about their own experience with the doctor (good or bad), as summarised on each profile. It is a count, not a rating, and no clinic can change it.

3 doctors

How we list
  1. AS

    Dr. Anil Sharma

    Canadian Hair Transplant Centre (formerly Sharma Skin & Hair Surgery)

    Edmonton, Canada

    1 person on reddit

    CA$3,400–CA$15,000

    per procedure, as published

    Follicular Unit Excision (FUE)Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT)No-shave and long hair FUEBeard, moustache and eyebrow transplants+4 more
  2. TN

    Dr. Thomas Nakatsui

    Nakatsui Hair Transplant (part of Nakatsui DermaSurgery Centre, formerly Groot DermaSurgery Centre)

    Canada

    1 person on reddit

    ≈ €11,500

    rough estimate for 3,000 grafts

    CA$18,000 for 3,000 grafts

    Quoted to a patient, Oct 2026

    FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation)FUE (Follicular Unit Excision)Facial hair transplants (beard/eyebrow)Exosome therapy
  3. SM

    Dr. Sahar Moussa

    Edmonton Hair Restoration Clinic at Serene Radiance

    Edmonton, Canada

    CA$7,000–CA$16,000

    per procedure, as published

    FUEFUTPRP (with or without microneedling)Scalp micropigmentation+2 more

Prices: a quote a clinic emailed to a patient comes first, then the clinic’s own published price, then the latest figure a patient reported on reddit in the last two years. The label on each card says which. The “≈” figure is our rough conversion to 3,000 grafts (ECB rates of 16 Oct 2026), shown only when the price is per graft or for 2,000 to 4,000 grafts; packages and procedure ranges differ in what they cover, so they get none.