hair transplant

Hair transplantation is not an easy job. Before the procedure, you have to get all your hair cut off. This can be a problem for some people who have never been in this state before. The doctor should talk about this before taking the deposit. During the procedure, you will be given anesthesia to make it less painful, but it can still be uncomfortable. After the procedure, you will need to take it easy for a few days and not turn your head too much. It is not an unbearable job, but it is not as simple as some websites make it out to be. You should plan to take some time off after the procedure.

Hair loss is a common problem for many men, but it doesn't have to be a big deal. Having a few less hairs on your head won't change how attractive you are. Instead, focus on taking care of your body, dressing well, and being confident. If you do decide to get a hair transplant, make sure it looks natural and not too obvious. Don't think that having a full head of hair will make you more attractive, because it won't. Just focus on taking care of yourself and you'll look great no matter what.

It has been 5 months and 20 days since I was able to upload a video, so I took some photos instead. The photos show that the area looks a bit empty. The front view isn't too bad, but it looks a bit sparse from the top. My friends have been saying that I'm looking younger and more youthful. Here are the photos: http://imgur.com/ukmkxhk and http://imgur.com/phmjpnh

Hair transplantation is a procedure where hair is taken from one area of the head and transplanted to another area. The cost of the procedure is based on the amount of baldness and how much you can negotiate. As people age, 50% of men will have white hair and the other 50% will be bald. The sides and back of the head usually don't go bald unless there is a medical condition. The main cause of hair loss is genetics. Recently, stem cell treatments have been discussed, but it is not a miracle cure. There is a new method called DHI No Touch which is painless and does not require surgery. Hair transplantation is not possible for those with the most severe baldness (where the top of the head is completely bald).

I don't know who Caglar is scared of, but I wouldn't take someone seriously who posted a nude photo on Instagram about hair transplants.

A friend of mine had gone to Turkey to get a job. He said he was happy with the outcome. I only have a picture of what he looked like before he went.

Two months ago, I had a hair transplant procedure done at a private hospital in Ankara. Before the procedure, my doctor told me to stop eating after midnight and only drink water. When I arrived at the hospital in the morning, they opened a vein in my left hand and took me to the hair transplant section. They shaved my head and the doctor drew some dots on the corners of my eyes. He said that he would use local anesthesia to take the hair from the back of my neck without causing me pain. He also said that I would need to be put to sleep for 25 minutes. After that, they connected a serum to my vein and injected a sedative substance. I followed the doctor's finger with my eyes and then I fell asleep. When I woke up, they had already hit the local anesthesia needles on my neck. Then, they took 4500 hairs from the back of my neck with a micromotor and planted them in the cultivation area. The whole procedure took 8 hours and I had two meal breaks. After the procedure, I was told to sleep on my back for two weeks and not to smoke or drink for the first three days. I was also told not to touch the transplanted area and to protect it from impacts. After two weeks, I went back to the hospital for the first hair wash. They applied a cream and waited for 30 minutes before washing my hair with a baby shampoo. For the next 15 days, I washed my hair with cream and then with a special shampoo. After a month, I went back to the hospital for the first PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) treatment. They took a tube of my blood and injected the plasma into the transplanted area. This was supposed to help the hair grow healthier and thicker. I had to do this three times in two-month intervals. After a month, my transplanted hair started to grow and the donor site had almost completely recovered.

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If you want to get a hair transplant, do your research first. Don't just go to any clinic or trust what people say online. Make sure you look into the company and check for reviews and complaints. Be especially careful if you are between the ages of 20 and 25, as some clinics may not have the best results and could even cause permanent damage. Don't take any risks - do your research first.

I have had plastic surgery twice and I regret not doing more research and looking into the details. The first time I went to Esteworld and paid a lot of money, but they didn't do the job properly. The second time I went to Istanbul Surgical Hospital and paid half the price, but the doctor didn't do a good job either. I'm now a specialist in this field, so I know what to look for. When getting a hair transplant, make sure to research the clinic and the doctor, and don't pay more than $1500-2000. Make sure the clinic does at least two PRP treatments for free, and get the medicines and shampoos included in the price. If you're from out of town, stay in a hotel and have someone watch you for a few days to make sure you don't scratch your head. Try to get a woman doctor if possible, as they are more precise.

I recently had a hair transplant operation. It started with a few injections in my neck which was a bit uncomfortable. Then I was given drugs to make me feel relaxed and I didn't feel anything for the next few hours. The doctor then opened up the channels in my head where the hair would be transplanted. This was a bit painful but they gave me more injections to numb the area. The hair transplant process took around 3.5-4 hours and I felt like I was getting a few fly bites. If the pain got too much, I could ask for more injections. After the process was finished, I had some pain in my head because the drugs had worn off, but it wasn't too bad. I will take some before and after photos in a few months to see the results. I'm hoping that the results will be even better after 6-7 months.

If your hair is falling out or is very thin, don't try to cover it up. If you want to get a hair transplant, you should find a doctor who is experienced and qualified. It can cost up to $5-6 thousand, but it may not be successful if your hair loss is too severe. Some people choose to accept their hair loss and not get a transplant, while others may opt for a prosthetic hair option. It's important to not take too big of a risk with a hair transplant, as it may not be successful.

The title gives the impression that it is about someone who is very insecure and worried that other people will be as attractive as them when they mention the doctor's name.

My brother got a hair transplant last month. It was really painful for the first week. He had been balding for 5 years and was finally able to do something about it. The results look great and natural, not like a fake wig. The hair was transplanted according to his natural hairline.

Is it a hair transplant? I can't believe how a man can get artificial hair.

Getting a hair transplant is a process that can take up to 9-10 hours. It involves taking hair from the back of your neck and planting it in the areas of your head that are balding. It is important to be gentle with your head in the days after the surgery, as the hair is still settling in. You should also be careful not to do any activities that could cause your head to be bumped or jostled. It is also important to follow the instructions of your doctor and clinic to ensure the best results. After the surgery, you may experience some shock shedding, which is when the hair that was transplanted falls out. This is normal and should not be a cause for concern. After a few months, your hair should start to look fuller and more natural. Everyone's experience with hair transplantation is different, so it is important to do your research and talk to your doctor before making a decision.

My dad did something stupid when he first started out. Now that new ways of doing things have come out, I'm saying I'm going to try them again.

If you are wealthy, you should consider consulting with doctors such as Muttalip Cuts and Koray Erdogan. You can then see the results of their advice with your own eyes.

If someone is willing to pay a good amount of money, they can have an advertisement written about hair transplantation, which is a procedure that helps people get more hair.

Most of what you hear about hair transplants is not true. For example, someone might say that it's a great thing, but that doesn't mean it will work for everyone. My brother and a friend of his had the same procedure done by the same doctor, but my brother's hair grew back while the other man's stayed bald. I also had a transplant done in a well-known place in Istanbul, but 90% of the hair didn't grow back. Even after two or three years, it's hard to tell if the transplant was successful or not. Even if you go to a famous and expensive doctor, it doesn't guarantee success. It depends on your hair type, lifestyle, and genetics. One person might have a successful transplant, while another might not. It's even harder if the balding is concentrated in the crown area.

People who get a hair transplant are often made fun of, even though it's not unusual for someone to get nasal aesthetics or wear braces for their teeth. This can make a man feel insecure and embarrassed, especially when it comes to the opposite sex.

I had an operation yesterday where I had to stay in the same position for a long time. I had to get an injection for local anesthesia which was a bit painful. After the operation, I had to sleep with an inflatable neck pillow and I was prescribed antibiotics and corticosteroids. I had to go to the clinic for a wash and then I had to wash my hair at home every day with medical shampoo. I had to avoid tilting my head forward for two days and I had to drink a lot of fluids to reduce swelling. After a few weeks, I started to see some of the hair growing back and after 10 months, I am very satisfied with the results.

If you are considering a hair transplant, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, the person who greets you at the clinic or hospital is a salesperson, not a patient, so they may try to sell you something. Second, make sure the clinic has a team of experts and not just one operator. Third, if your donor area (the area on the back of your neck) is in good condition, it is possible to get a high number of grafts in one session. Fourth, the surgery must be done in a hospital, not a clinic. Fifth, ask to see the results of other patients. Sixth, remember that you have the right to revise. Finally, pay attention to the dexterity of the expert, as this will determine the natural appearance of the transplanted hair. Health should always come first before beauty.

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I wanted to show the progress I made over 8 months, but the results were not as good as I had hoped. Even though it was better than the first version, I don't know if I would have done it if I had known it would be this little. I think I would have done it differently. The pictures show the results.

If you are getting a hair transplant, it is best to go to a private hospital that has an "aesthetic clinic". These clinics are hygienic and the doctors are certified. It may cost a bit more, but it is worth it to make sure you are getting the best care. Avoid hair transplant centers that are not reputable.

It is important to consider your own characteristics before getting a hair transplant. If you are like Ahmet Hakan, you will likely get good results. However, if you are like Suleyman Demirel, it may not be worth it. If the area of sparse or bald hair is wide and the hair on the back of your head is not very thick, it may not be worth it. People who have had hair transplants in the past have regretted it, as it did not do anything other than thinning the back hair, and the transplanted hair looked odd. Additionally, the cost of the procedure is still priced in foreign currency, which is not fair to Turkish citizens. It is better to focus on using products that are made with labor, rather than imported products.

God, please don't let us suffer, Amen.

This person has been suffering from male pattern baldness since high school and has started to become bald in the last couple of years. This week, they had a hair transplant procedure done. The only place that was affected was the area where the roots were taken from (donor) and the area where the transplantation was made, but the pain was not too bad. After the procedure, they will have to wait for about 4 months for the transplanted hair and some existing hair in that area to shed (shock shedding), the redness in the transplantation area to go away, and the donor area to recover. After 1 year, the full result will be determined. They will update with before and after photos in 6-7 months and they are already quite satisfied with the result.

At the end of the hair transplant procedure, the person who had it done will still have the same amount of hair on their head. Hair is taken from the sides and back of the head and then placed on the top and front. I had this done 10 months ago and not much has changed since then.

I had an operation on my head two weeks ago that I had been thinking about for two years. I was worried because I had heard stories about dishonest doctors, so I interviewed many doctors at a well-known hospital in Istanbul before I decided to go through with it. The surgery was painful, but I was able to get through it. After the surgery, I had to take care of the pain and take time off work. They shaved my head and then injected me with anesthesia. It was very painful, but I was able to get through it. After the surgery, I had trouble sleeping for a few days because my neck was red and sore. Now, I'm seeing positive results and I'm very happy with my decision.

The people who have gone through the same procedure as me are usually not very open about it. We don't really know who has been successful with the procedure and they don't usually share their experiences.

To look more attractive, you can get a hair transplant to make yourself look younger. However, you should stay at home until the stitches from the procedure are removed and don't go out in public too much while you're healing.

Hair transplantation is a part of my job, especially in Istanbul, which is a complicated and scary market. I can give you advice as someone in the know. After doing some research online, you will have some company names and numbers. It is best to call them and talk to them rather than writing. The questions you should ask are: who will be performing the channel opening in the operation, where the operation will take place, the average number of roots that will be used, if mesotherapy and prp procedure are included in the operation fee, the width of the punches and channels to be used, and general information about the operation process. Be sure to ask about the fees for all these questions. It is important to be careful when choosing a hair transplant company, as the person who opens the channels is the most important factor in determining how the operation will go. Make sure the place you choose is sterile and that they don't give you exact numbers before the operation. It is also important to ask about the prp session and the width of the punches and channels. Finally, it is best to go to the places that can answer all your questions and give you an average fee of 5,000 to 10,000 TL.

On Thursday, I got something done. If I said that he was in a car crash or if he was badly beaten, I feel really bad. His face and eyes were swollen and one eye was closed. We went out so that he could get his hair done. Right now, he looks like Quasimodo.

A friend of mine was talking about hair transplantation, which is a surgical method of moving hair from one area of the head to another. The doctors I spoke to said that when the hair is moved, it is guaranteed not to fall out, as long as the tissue adapts within a year. However, there are many factors that can affect the success of the transplant, such as post-surgical care, general health, blood flow, tissue and skin problems, stress, luck, quality of the surgery, and the type of hair. In other words, it is like a game of rearranging the hair on the head to achieve an aesthetic look. It is different from cloning, and it is not possible to cover the entire head with hair. It is a personal decision, but it can be affected by luck.

If you are looking for the best doctor to do a job, the leaders in the industry are Koray Erdogan (who has a center in Istanbul called Asmed), Erkan Demirsoy (who has a center called Armamed in Istanbul and was trained by the same teacher as Koray), Izgur Iztan (who has a center called HLC in Ankara and does manual hair transplantation, which is good and expensive) and Zekeriya Servant (who has his own clinic and does all the cultivation himself, without the help of a nurse). If you don't know what this job is, you should look into manual sowing and sowing with a micro motor. Manual sowing is more difficult, but the root is more likely to survive and there won't be a scar in the place where the roots are taken. There is not much difference between these two methods in transplantation, but there will be scars on the back of the head if you shave your head 2-3 numbers.

I had an operation yesterday that involved three stages. The most important stage was opening channels in my head. This is the part that requires the most expertise, and if it is not done correctly, it could cause problems. I was given local anesthesia so I did not feel any pain. The first stage was the hardest, as I had to lay in the same position for a long time. It took about 8 hours in total, and 3120 grafts were planted. I had to use bepanthol and sebamed shampoo for the first two weeks, and I had to be careful not to bend my head forward or make contact with the transplanted area. After a few days, the scabs started to fall off, and after a few months, my hair started to grow back. It will take at least a year for the results to be fully visible, and I am still not completely satisfied with the results. I wish the front area was denser, and I may need to get a second operation to fix this.

I had a hair transplant one year ago and it did not turn out the way I wanted. I am trying to get my money back. If you are considering getting a hair transplant, you can follow my situation here.

Before getting a medical procedure done, it is important to do your research. Make sure you know the place and the person you are entrusting yourself to. Look at before and after photos of patients who have had the same procedure and ask questions about the process. Don't try to save money, and don't expect too much from the procedure. Be aware of any health issues you may have, as they can cause problems during the operation. Make sure the environment is clean and sterile, as not doing so can lead to serious health risks.