Zafer Cetinkaya, MD

To answer your question first I would like to start with yes you may get keloids with hair transplant and if you already have the illness we do not recommend hair transplant for you.. We can not say after the operation you will get it 100% but there s a high chance.

Hypothyroidism it is an overactive thyroid, also known as hyperthyroidism or thyrotoxicosis, is where the thyroid gland produces too much of the thyroid hormones. The thyroid is a small butterfly-shaped gland in the neck, just in front of the windpipe (trachea).
And this is not a problem to get your new hairline, we can do a new hairline for you with perfection. Please share your phone number so one of our medical consultant can get i touch with you to help you further.

There is nothing to worry about because you were wearing a hat...But you should not hike or do any king of sport for at least 2month.

The hair growth timeline after hair transplantation in Turkey is very simple. During the first two weeks, the transplanted hair will begin to shed. However, this is not a cause for worry. Regrowth will start shortly after and might cause folliculitis around the four-month mark. That too will fade away with time, and instead, brittle un-pigmented hair will replace them after four months of the surgery. The hair will begin to gradually strengthen and darken in color until around eight months post-surgery. It is also at about eight months that the final hair growth pattern becomes apparent to the patient. By 12 months all significant changes will stop, and the final result should be a head full of hair.

Yes, hair transplants are permanent. Some follicular units are resistant to hair loss. Hair transplants work by moving these resistant follicles to areas of hair loss. Transferring from one place to another does not affect their properties. Hence, growth in the regions that did not have it before will occur from there on.