I Have Two Bald Spots the Size of a Quarter How Much Would a Hair Transplant Cost Me to Cover It?

It is a question with multiple answers. Basically, the cost of a hair surgery depends on couple of criterieas.
- Dr's and clinic experience in this field.
- Where the clinic is located as the labor and other costs are different in each country.
- The difficulty of your case.
Apart from all price should not be your only concern. Of course it is also a budget issue but please do not forget that it is your health and physical appearance that you are risking.
In my practice, average hair surgery cost roughly between 1850-3750 Euro range and it includes the travel package such as accommodation, local transfers, and language assistance.

It's not about how much a Quarter sized bald spots will cost you.  It's about WHY you have those Quarter sized bald spots.  You usually need a diagnosis before you can think about treatment.If you have a condition such as Alopecia Areata or Ring Worms a hair transplant may make things worse.

If each bald patch is the size of a quarter, you’ll need between 400 and 600 grafts total to fill them in (200 to 300 grafts per bald spot). Depending on the surgeon and clinic, hair transplant cost ranges from $5 to $12 per graft. I charge $8 per graft, so at my clinic, your cost would be approximately $4,000.

Hello Linda.

The description of your bald spots (two bald spots the size of a quarter) does not sound like androgenic alopecia and needs further evaluation before planning a transplant.

If these spots have been present since birth, you may be having congenital triangular alopecia which is amenable to transplant. But if it has come later in life, there are many possibilities. The commonest of these is alopecia areata, which is not an indication for hair transplant. If these bald spots are a result of injury or burn, hair transplant will be helpful.

The cost for hair transplant in India is 1$ per graft by FUT and 2$ per graft by FUE, but you should plan hair transplant only after the diagnosis is established.

The cost of a hair transplant varies form region to region and the amount of work needed.  It is important to first get a medical evaluation as what you describe could potentially be alopecia areata. 

I can not tell if these bald spots are the cause of genetic balding of some other disease entity such as alopecia areata or ring work. You would not want to transplant such bald spots because they would not grow.

If you have 2 circles of baldness, either I don't understand your description or you have an alopecia condition that is not hereditary baldness. Some auto immune balldness situations such as alopecia areata are better treated by means other than hair transplants. See a dermatologist who has some interest and experience with the various alopecias.