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Hair transplant clinics in Lebanon

This directory lists 4 hair transplant clinics in Lebanon, 2 with a surgeon verified in an ISHRS, ABHRS or IAHRS registry. Clinics there quote a flat fee rather than a per-graft rate: about $2,500–$5,000 all-in. None publish their own price, so every figure here is a market estimate, never a quote.

$2,500–$5,000 all-in flat fee; no per-graft rate published low confidence

Verification at a glance

4clinics verified
2Tier 1, authority-verified surgeon
0publish their own price
1rated on 2+ platforms

The clinics

Sorted by verification depth, then by rating. Across 2 cities: Beirut, Hazmieh.

Authority-verified surgeon Verified clinic Listed, thinner proof $0,000 Price published by the clinic $0,000? Price not confirmed on the clinic's own site
  1. Authority-verified surgeon

    Jay Clinics (Lebanese Hair Center)

    Dr. Ibrahim Jebai Beirut, Lebanon

    4.8 Google (95)4.8 Google (99) est. Market average: ~$2,500–$5,000…
    4.8score95 reviews
  2. Authority-verified surgeon

    Mondial Hair Center

    Dr. Nasser Nasser Hazmieh, Lebanon

    4.7 Google (37) est. Market average: ~$2,500–$5,000…
    4.7score37 reviews
  3. Verified clinic

    The Skin Clinic / The Hair Clinic (Dr. Dany Touma)

    Dr. Dany Touma Beirut, Lebanon

    4.5 Google (81) est. Market average: ~$2,500–$5,000…
    4.5score81 reviews
  4. Verified clinic

    Dr. Toni Nassar Clinics

    Dr. Toni Nassar Beirut, Lebanon

    2.7 Google (39) est. Market average: ~$2,500–$5,000…
    2.7score39 reviews
How the Lebanon price band was sourced

Beirut is a real regional aesthetic-surgery hub rather than a domestic-only market: Lebanese press puts the sector at 10,000-15,000 medical tourists a year, drawn from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Iraq, Syria and Jordan plus returning Lebanese expatriates, with hair transplant quoted at $2,000-$4,000 and one Beirut clinic publishing $2,500-$6,000 for FUE depending on graft count. NO Lebanese clinic publishes a per-graft rate or an actual price list - Vinci's Beirut page states outright that it prices by procedure size (Small/Medium/Large/Max), not per graft - so the '$2-4 per graft' figure that circulates for Lebanon traces only to offshore Turkish/Georgian marketing pages and should not be quoted as a Lebanese price.

Priced and collected in US dollars ('fresh dollars') at Beirut clinics. LBP quotes are not used for aesthetic surgery after the 2019-2023 currency collapse, so no FX conversion was applied.

Sources: thebeiruter.com, hairtransplantlebanon.com, vincihairclinic.com, drtoninassar.com

What we could not verify in Lebanon

The gaps are part of the record. As of 2026-08-14:

  • 2 name a surgeon we could not confirm in an authority body's own directory. The name may be real and simply unregistered there.
  • 4 publish no price of their own, so their figure is the Lebanon market estimate, marked with a dashed outline and never presented as a quote.
  • 3 carry ratings on only one platform.
  • 4 do not document who performs the incisions and extraction, surgeon or technician.
  • 4 have no photo we could attribute to a verifiable source.

Nothing here is pay-to-list, and no clinic can pay to have a flag removed. How we verify.

Hair transplant clinics in Lebanon: common questions

How many hair transplant clinics in Lebanon are actually verified?
4 clinics in Lebanon cleared our bar of at least two independent sources (search, maps, community threads and credential registries), with the clinic's own website never counting as one of the two. 2 reach Tier 1: a named surgeon confirmed in an authority body's own directory, plus an accreditation. 4 name a current surgeon at all.
How much does a hair transplant cost in Lebanon?
About $2,500–$5,000 all-in. Clinics there publish a flat fee rather than a per-graft rate. Beirut is a real regional aesthetic-surgery hub rather than a domestic-only market: Lebanese press puts the sector at 10,000-15,000 medical tourists a year, drawn from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Iraq, Syria and Jordan plus returning Lebanese expatriates, with hair transplant quoted at $2,000-$4,000 and one Beirut clinic publishing $2,500-$6,000 for FUE depending on graft count.
Can I trust the reviews shown for clinics in Lebanon?
Read them as separate signals. 1 of these 4 clinics carry ratings on two or more independent platforms, shown side by side rather than blended into one number, because averaging hides exactly the disagreement worth noticing. The remaining 3 have only one platform, which is a thinner signal and is marked as such.
Are there hair-mill risks in Lebanon?
No clinic in Lebanon currently carries a hair-mill flag, but absence of a flag is not a clearance: it often means nobody has documented who performs the surgery. 0 of the 4 clinics here have that documented either way. How to spot a hair mill.