🇲🇽 Cancún, Mexico · est. 2016

Cancun Hair Restoration

Cancun Hair Restoration, founded in 2016 in Cancun's Zona Hotelera, offers FUE, FUT, DHI and ARTAS robotic-assisted hair transplants, led by certified specialist Dr. Carlos Alejos Mex. The team cites over 20 years of combined expertise and also provides PRP, micropigmentation and stem-cell therapy.

Hair restoration

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Provider / aggregator

Known for

◆FUE
◆DHI
◆ARTAS robotic
◆FUT

Published prices

Provider-published figures. Not personalised quotes — confirm inclusions directly.

Provider	Published price (USD)	Typically includes	Source
Hair Transplant	$4,000–$7,000	procedure; technique and graft count dependent	Reported

What's in the package

Typically included

✓Surgery / procedure fee

Usually excluded

Not specified — confirm what is left out before you commit.

Procedures offered

Hair Transplant

Surgeons & specialists

Dr. Carlos Alejos Mex

Certified Specialist · Hair restoration

Languages

English · Spanish

Sources

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Cancun Hair Restoration - HomeReported

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MedTraveling Transparency Index

41/ 100

Limited transparency

Several checkable signals are missing — verify carefully.

44% of checkable signals present

This is a transparency measure — how much about Cancun Hair Restoration is publicly checkable — not a clinical-quality verdict. Each dimension is explained, with its limitation.

Pricing transparency

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Clinician transparency

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Accreditation & verifiability

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Independent evidence

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International support

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Outcome reporting

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Independent reputation

4.5/ 5

rating on Google

Reportedfew reviews — read with care

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!Surgeon credentials not disclosed
!No accreditation located
!No independent (non-provider) source
!No published outcome or complication data