Your Guide to Visiting Barber Surgeons Guild’s South Florida Outpost for Hair Transplant Surgery

Plan your trip with ease — from nearby airports and luxury hotels to local restaurants and relaxing things to do during recovery.

Welcome to Boca Raton — Your Guide to a Seamless Visit

At the Barber Surgeons Guild, we’re honored you’ve chosen us for your hair transplant journey. We strive to make your trip as comfortable and stress-free as possible. Use this guide to navigate your travel, lodging, dining, and downtime in and around Boca Raton, Florida.


✈️ Getting Here — Airports & Transfers

Major Commercial Airports

Because Boca Raton’s local airport is reserved for private and general aviation, your commercial flight options will be:

  • Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL) — ~ 26 miles north of Boca Raton.
  • Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) — ~ 25–27 miles north. 
  • Miami International Airport (MIA) — farther, but still viable if your flights align. Raton Resort+2Boca Raton+2

We can arrange ground transportation or ride services from any of these airports directly to your hotel or our clinic.

Note: Boca Raton Airport (BCT) is a general aviation facility and does not host regular commercial passenger flights. 


🏨 Where to Stay — Comfortable, Convenient Options

Below are top hotel recommendations with a balance of luxury, convenience, and accessibility to the clinic:

Hotel / ResortHighlights & LocationIdeal For
The Boca Raton (resort complex with multiple “houses”)A landmark resort with multiple dining outlets & waterfront ambiance. Easily reach via major airports. Patients who want on-site luxury, spa, and dining options
Cloister at The Boca Raton / Beach Club / Tower at The Boca RatonPart of the same resort family, these offer distinct experiences (beachside, courtyard, tower).For those wanting resort feel plus proximity
Wyndham Boca Raton HotelWell-rated, comfortable, good location.Mid-luxury option with good amenities
Hyatt Place Boca Raton / Hyatt Place Boca Raton DowntownMore modest but modern, especially good if you want walkable access to dining in downtown.Patients wanting convenience + value
Oasis Boca RatonModern, casual option near downtown and local attractions. For shorter stays or budget-conscious comfort

🗺 Things to Do in Your Downtime

You might not want to overexert yourself immediately after surgery, but here are mild-to-moderate activities and scenic spots to enjoy as your healing permits:

  • Red Reef Park — Beach and snorkeling access, scenic walkways. 
  • Gumbo Limbo Nature Center — Sea turtle rehabilitation, nature trails, butterfly garden.
  • Mizner Park & Boca Raton Museum of Art — Shopping, architecture, galleries, performance events. 
  • Sugar Sand Park — Community park, mild walking paths, exhibits.
  • Town Center at Boca Raton — Upscale shopping, cafés, easy strolling. 
  • Waterfront boat / jet ski tours — For short outings over water near the coast.

🍽 Eats & Culinary Recommendations

Here are some standout restaurants in Boca Raton that combine ambiance with excellent food — ideal when you’re recovering and want to enjoy a nice dinner without going too far:

  • TwentyTwenty Grille (New American, seasonally inspired) 
  • CVI.CHE 105 — Peruvian, well-rated locally. 
  • Six Tables a Restaurant — Fine dining, upscale experience. 
  • Abe & Louie’s — Steakhouse with classic appeal. 
  • SeaSpray Inlet Grill — Waterfront location, casual, dock & dine option. 
  • Rafina Greek Taverna — Indoor / outdoor Greek dining. 
  • The Boca Raton resort restaurants — With multiple dining venues (including Carbone, Harbor House, Flybridge) located at your fingertips if you’re staying there. 

ℹ️ Practical Tips & Reminders

  • Ground Transport: Let us know your flight details in advance so we can help coordinate your pick-up and drop-off if desired.
  • Recovery Comfort: Bring loose, button-up or zip-front tops; pillows for head support; sun protection (hat, sunscreen) for going outside.
  • Hydration & Food: South Florida can be warm — keep water or electrolyte drinks nearby and favor light, nutrient-rich meals.
  • Medication & Supplies: We’ll provide a recovery kit, but it’s smart to have basic over-the-counter pain relief (after approval), Aloe gel, saline spray, etc.
  • Rest & Avoidance: In your first 48 hours, avoid sweating, heavy lifting, direct sun, or extended walking.
  • Communication: We’ll keep open hours via text/phone for minor concerns or check-ins during your stay.