I had a hair transplant at Harmony Clinic in Cancun 11/2. My experience was very similar to this review:

Post Surgery - Harmony Cancun Mexico : r/HairTransplants

I flew from Boston to Cancun non stop for $300 round trip. Flew in the night before, had the procedure, and stayed two more nights. Package was $3390, included two nights at the hotel, I paid for a third night. 

I really appreciated all the info on this forum and wanted to reiterate a couple things:

\- Anesthetic does indeed hurt! Like the sting of six hundred and sixty six scorpions! But once done, you don't feel a thing the rest of the time.

\-Aloe Vera gel is absolutely a lifesaver afterwards, because it itches, even weeks later.

\-Make sure to speak up about the drawing of the hairline!! The first one she drew was too low. It was above the forehead muscle, but too low. I had her redraw it higher. Even now I'm concerned that the hairline is still too low for my age (43). I was hesitant to make her redraw it a third time, but I probably should have. This will be the hairline for the rest of your life, don't be hesitant to be picky!!

So my question: take a look at the picture with the red circle and the question marks. The tech implanting the hairs has a bunch of follicles on the back of her hand. I know the two techs loading the implanter pens have follicles on the back of their hands so they can rapid load the pens, but why does the tech doing the implanting have them? Are those wasted???

Harmony Clinic, Cancun - Review and a Question