Capilclinic Mexico FUE Hair Transplant Review

I couldn’t find too much info on this clinic before going, so I wanted to leave a review for people in the future. I traveled from the USA to have 4500 grafts from Dr. Valadez in May 2023. The cost for 4500 grafts was $4600. With medicines, Uber, tons of food, blood test, hotel, and flights, my total cost for this trip was just under $6000. Clinic assistants are a little slow in responding through WhatsApp - this is normal from what others have told me about their experience. Staff speaks enough English to coordinate international clients. You’ll show up a day or two before to do a blood test (required in Mexico). The clinic offers a small discount for paying in cash. The day of the surgery, Dr. Valadez made marks on my head and asked for approval before beginning. He does the majority of the work, and the assistants help out a tiny bit with some of the more tedious parts (removing the hairs after incisions in donor area). The only pain you experience is the initial PRP and local anesthetic injections - there’s no way around it, you just have to deal with it. Follow up care includes a day after wash/donor area bandage cleaning at the clinic, antibiotic, painkillers, ibuprofen, and some vitamins to promote hair growth. I experienced swelling, but they put tape on my forehead to keep it away from my eyes. The clinic is rebranding to the name CapilClinic, but was originally named DrEO, and this name is still on some of their marketing. Overall I was very impressed with the staff and procedure - it appeared to be exactly what I was expecting from reading and watching videos. I was the only patient Dr Valadez worked on that day. I will follow up in 6 months when I have results. TLDR: CapilClinic was a legit hair transplant clinic in Mexico City, considerably closer for USA clients than Turkey