Heva Clinic - Istanbul

After years of doing research on the best way to deal with hair loss, I got the FUE hair transplant at Heva five months ago. It went quite well and I left knowing just how to take care of my scalp until the healing process was over. I already knew that the team was invested in the success of the transplant but I did not realize how much until I ran into a real problem. It had been a week since I left Istanbul and I was on my way to work when I looked at the mirror and realized

When I told my coordinator that I was short on time and needed to get my operation done in two days, he told me not to worry and that he would have me sorted. He was true to his word.He organized a VIP transfer for me from the airport to the hotel, and also for my clinic appointments, which allowed me to make and receive work calls during the day. My hotel was also very close to the clinic, and my room was private, which was exactly what I needed to cut back on commuting time

Since Heva caters a lot to people with afro hair, I thought I should share my whole experience with them as this could help someone out. Fair warning – this will be a long story. I am 36 and live in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. I have never really had hair trouble until a few years ago when my hairline started receding. At the time, I did not know this but it turns out that tight hairstyles can damage the hairline even if you have really strong hair. I found out when the damage had

I did not just want to get the typical hair transplant to deal with my obvious hair loss. I wanted something that was efficient enough to get the whole transplant done properly and allow me to get back to work within a week. On doing my research, I came across the unshaven hair transplant, which is essentially a special option that does not require you to shave the donor area. Immediately after reading about it, I knew this was the right path for me. But who could do it right?

As a woman, the thought of going to a hair transplant clinic terrified me. For context, in the past 10 years or so, I have accompanied one male relative after another to a hair transplant clinic, including my husband who got a beard transplant about a year ago. For some reason, these spaces have always felt like they cater exclusively to men. It is not just in the way they are set up but also in the way they advertise their services. It all screams ‘we want men’. So, when my traction

Ever since college, my friends and I have always dared each other to do things. So, when my hairline started receding, they dared me to get a hair transplant. I was only 23 at the time and thought that all hair transplant clinics kept their promises. So, as much as the price sounded cheap and the clinic looked sketchy, I trusted the surgeon. I ended up with a botched surgery that left me with a scar at the back of my head and a very unnatural hairline. We laughed about it at the

I have been dealing with thinning on my temples which was a result of my love for hair extensions. It had gotten to the point at which the hair at my sides was no longer growing and I had two bald patches staring at me each time I looked in the mirror. I don’t know about men but I know that as women, hair is a core part of our identities and the more hair I lost, the more confidence I lost. I was unsure about getting a hair transplant for many reasons, including the fact that

As someone who is in month 4 of my healing journey, I believe that Heva Clinic is the best option for any man who wants to get a hair transplant. I went to their clinic because I had patches on my cheeks and basically had no connectivity between my chin and mustache. It is genetic and there was nothing I could do about it. But Heva knew exactly how to create a full and defined beard that would frame my face better. I was initially worried that I would end up with a stiff beard

My hair loss was not as bad as some cases I have seen but I was not about to let it get worse. So, I stopped the things I was doing that were ruining my hair and I started looking for a hair transplant clinic that could help me. Finding a clinic that understands black hair is not easy but Heva definitely knew their stuff. In fact, when I met my surgeon during our online consultation, he had very many success stories to share with me and I knew I could trust his team to perform

I underwent direct hair implantation, (DHI technique), at Heva 10 months ago. The whole process took about 6 hours and comprised the extraction and placement of 3,200 grafts. It might sound like a lot, but since my surgeon was using a punch tool to minimize skin trauma and loading each graft using an implanter pen instead of opening channels, the process was very efficient, and the team was able to minimize the time that my hair spent outside my body. So, was it worth it? The