A widow’s peak transplant can cost between £3,000 to £8,000 with the price dependent on how many grafts you require for your transplant and whether you opt for an unshaven or shaven hair transplant. In this article we will go through the main considerations when it comes to the cost of a widows peak hair transplant, including:
- How much hair loss have you had?
- Do you want an unshaven FUE hair transplant (UFUE) for your widow’s peak?
- The Surgeon’s experience and skill
What is a widow’s peak?
A widow’s peak is a lay-term for the development of a “V-Shaped” hairline caused by recession or maturation in the height of the temples. This is demonstrated in the picture below.

Widow’s Peak Hair Transplant Surgery
A widow’s peak hair transplant involves transplanting grafts (hair) from the back and sides of the scalp to an area of “V-shaped” recession, also called a widow’s peak. There are 2 main techniques for extracting the hair:
- FUE Hair Transplant Surgery– this involves cutting each hair individually out and relocating them into the areas of recession either side of a widow’s peak
- FUT Hair Transplant Surgery– this involves cutting a strip of skin from the back of the head, and then using this hair to transplant into the area of recession either side of a widow’s peak. This type of procedure is typically reserved for large widow’s peak hair transplants such as female widow’s peak hair transplant surgery.
Widow’s peak hair transplant cost
The main factor in determining the cost of a widow’s peak hair transplant is the number of grafts you require to restore your hair either side of the peak. You can calculate the rough number of grafts you require in our graft calculator.
Most widow’s peak hair transplants will require 500-1800 grafts. An accurate assessment of how many grafts you require for a widow’s peak hair transplant can can only be determined during a face to face appointment with a hair transplant surgeon. At The Treatment Rooms London, the cost will range between £3,000 to £8,000 and this will cover between 500-1800 grafts required for a widow’s peak hair transplant. You can see a collection of widow’s peak hair transplants in our patient gallery.
Widow’s peak hair transplant graft number and cost
If you have lost a minimal amount of hair either side of your widow’s peak, you will require less hair to be transplanted. This will mean the overall cost of your widow’s hair transplant is lower. Generally hair transplant surgery for a widow’s peak can be categorised as small, medium or large in size.
Small widow’s peak hair transplant cost
Such cases can be seen here: small widow’s peak hair transplants 500-900 grafts. The price for such surgery can range between £3,000- £4,500 and an example can be seen below.

Medium widow’s peak hair transplant cost
You may have lost a moderate amount in your temples creating a deeper widow’s peak. This might require 900-1400 grafts to transplant into to soften the widow’s peak appearance. As a result the cost for a medium sized widow’s peak hair transplant will range between £4,000- £5,500.

Large widow’s peak hair transplant cost
The more hair you have lost in your temples the larger a surgery you may require for your widow’s peak. As a result the cost for a large sized widow’s peak hair transplant will be higher. Such cases can be found here: widow’s peak hair transplants 1400-1800 grafts. The price for such surgery can range between £5,000- £8,000.

Unshaven widow’s peak hair transplant cost
Some patients choose to undergo an unshaven hair transplant, as only the 2 temples either side of the widow’s peak will need to be shaved as well as the donor area. This will allow the rest of your hair in the widow’s peak and behind to cover the temples and the areas that have been operated on. This can enable patients to return to work and social commitments quicker.
Choosing to have an unshaven widow’s peak hair transplant will cost more as the surgery will take more time and diligence by your Surgeon. As a result, you can expect an unshaven widow’s peak hair transplant to cost more than a regular shaven widow’s peak hair transplant. An example of an unshaven widow’s peak hair transplant is shown below.

Surgeon skill in widow’s peak hair transplants
The cost for a widow’s peak hair transplant will also depend on a Surgeon’s experience, skill and how involved they are in your surgery.
At The Treatment Rooms London, our hair transplant Surgeons perform widow’s peak hair transplants 87% of the time and sometimes as part of a larger hairline transplant. They are highly experienced in planning and operating either side of the widow’s peak, accounting for natural hair direction, angulation and flow. This should mean that when hair regrows, it should blend in naturally into the existing widow’s peak.
Our hair transplant Surgeons carry out all major aspects of hair transplant surgery, including:
- Extraction of hair
- Re-implantation of hair using an implanter pen or the DHI method into the temples either side of the widow’s peak

This means our Surgeons are hands-on throughout your surgical process. They are actively involved in re-implanting hairs to match your natural hair direction and angulation. For this reason, the price for a widow’s peak hair transplant will reflect our clinic and Surgeon’s high level of care.
Widow’s peak hair transplant finance
The Treatment Rooms London offers 12 months 0% finance options to patients who are looking to finance the cost of their widow’s peak hair transplant. If you are interested in finding out more about our finance plans for your hair transplant please let us know.
Finding out how much your widow’s peak hair transplant costs
The only way to find out the cost of your widow’s peak hair transplant is to have a consultation with one of our hair transplant Surgeons. The Treatment Rooms London is a renowned hair transplant clinic for widow’s peak hair transplant. If you are interested in surgery and the cost of a widow’s peak hair transplant book a consultation with one of our Surgeons – call 020 8706 0076 or contact the team via our website.
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