Dr. Chiara Insalaco

Insalaco Clinic, named for Dr. Chiara Insalaco, states it is based in Rome, Italy, and describes her as specialized in FUE hair transplantation 1. Consultations are also offered in Milan 2. The clinic says she graduated in Medicine and Surgery in 2010, later specializing in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery in 2016 1. Her interest in hair transplantation began during that specialization, the clinic says, before she trained under Dr. John Cole in Atlanta in 2015-2016 1.

The clinic's approach centers on natural results, placing single-hair grafts along the front hairline to avoid a "doll effect" from tufted grafts 1. It quantifies the donor area beforehand (units and hairs per cm2, hair diameter) to gauge how much can safely be harvested 1. Extraction uses Dr. Cole's CIT (Cole Isolation Technique), described as minimally invasive with a shallow depth 1. It also offers long-hair FUE, said to let patients return to social life immediately, and repairs FUT scars 4. Tricopigmentation is listed as a separate treatment 1. Tricopat, PRP, mesotherapy and Rigenera are priced separately on its cost list 3. It says it is cautious with patients under 28-30, since hair loss patterns are still likely to evolve 4.

Per the clinic's 2026 price list, shaved-head FUE runs €4.50 per follicular unit for the first 2,000 FUs and €4.00 after; semi-shaved is €5.00 then €4.50; long-hair transplants are a flat €5.50 per FU 3. Procedures under 1,000 FUs carry a fixed €2,000 surcharge; priority scheduling adds 30-50% more 3. Consultations cost €250 with an in-house dermatologist, €350 with Dr. Insalaco, or €450 for a priority slot with her 3. Non-surgical treatments range from €300 for mesotherapy, PRP or Tricopat up to €1,000 for Rigenera 3.

Initial contact is an online form covering medical history and standardized photographs 5. Its homepage frames this as a free consultation request, promising a reply on candidacy, graft count and cost within about 3 working days 2. It quotes a standard wait of roughly 18 months, or about 6 months on a priority list 3. Its FAQ describes small scabs in the donor and recipient areas that gradually disappear within 7-10 days with gentle shampooing, and says a hat can hide them in the first days after the procedure 4.

Dr. Insalaco is listed with ISHRS 6. The clinic also describes her as active in S.I.TRI, the Italian Society of Trichology, and among the few doctors in Italy on its Public Register of Tricologists 1.