There is ONLY 1 way too describe hairmedico and that is AMAZING... My name is Philip and i live in ireland.i researched istanbul hair clinics for over 2 years and Doctor Arslan was the only Doctor that stood out as the BEST hairtransplant Doctor in istanbul as he is ishrs registered and teaches young doctors all over europe about the ART of hair restoration and from the moment i met him, i was so happy at how much he loves his job and is so funny and down to earth..he has the best attitude to relax patients before surgery unlike alot of serious greedy doctors that only are interested in taking your money..Doctor Arslan is a very Rare breed of sheer excellance...doctor arslans rule is ONLY 1 patient per day as he takes pure pride in his job and stands over all his work unlike most hair doctors that run cattle markets in istanbul. Hairmedico are amazing because of 1 lady , and that is the wonderful Asma. Asma talk to me on phone while i was in ireland like she was my friend from the first time i contacted hairmedico..she explained everything and really put my mind at ease unlike the rest of the clinics.Asma is the main reason i chose Doctor Arslan from how amazing she was and how she explained things to me and then after all my researched of hairmedico and Doctor Arslan came up 100 percent,, i was so glad i chose them from the moment i landed in istanbul .i was picked up at airport and brought to a 4 star hotel were i was looked after like a king , nxt day i was brought to the beautiful private hospital on a millionaires estate with mansion houses surrounding me.greeted by the wonderful Asma and the amazing team and chatted and laughed and everything explained to me..procedure is done by Doctor Arslan himself and his outstanding team..doctor Arslan is there from start to finish..alot of clinics i reviewed only had the doctor to draw line on and basically the nurses do the surgery..Doctor Arslan does all his patients... Hospital is like a palace with outstanding staff .i dont know what else to say , only please take my advise as im speaking from experience..look at my video on instagram page and i will keep you all updated of my progress in the coming months as im only home 2 weeks from surgery but my hair looks soooo good.. Happy is an understatment. I didnt just get my hair back, i got new amazing friends for life and thats hairmedico.. Thank you so much my good friend Doctor Arslan..we drink guinness and whiskey in ireland when you come over and thank you to his amazing doctor/tecnicians.. And most of all, thank you to the wonderful Asma.. You are the loviest lady ive ever met that is outstanding at your job. Hairmedico thank you for everything. Chat soon guys.love ye's.

Sometimes chance leads us to good things ... In the past I never advocated to do the hair transplant one day. One night I was on Instagram watching pictures and by chance I came across one of Hairmedico's pictures and by curiosity went to visit their account to find out more. From there everything started, I looked at the photos and my curiosity brings me very far. So I decided to do a thorough research on the clinic and the Doctor. * My research is starting well, since Dr. Arslan was educated at the University of Lyon and not only that today he teaches at this university and gives lectures on the FUE hair implant in France. I went a little far in my research and I understood that he gives his passion an important place and when I met him I read in his look that: give a smile to all those men who suffer from baldness is one of the things that brighten up his life. Dr. Arslan accompanies you throughout the process with a smile, empathy and assurance. He asks you questions to find out if you are ok at the same time he tries to build trust in you by paying close attention to all the details so that everything goes as planned. He's good in his job and he's a great man. * Asma Dr. Arslan's assistant is the main character who accompanies you in this adventure. When you contact the clinic she's the one who responds and be in touch with you throughout the process, she'll plans your trip and stay and she'll gives you all informations & instructions. She's a very nice person, she plays well her role of intermediary, she takes the time to answer your questions properly and in addition she masters the 3 international languages ??"English, French, Arabic". On my behalf I thank her for her invaluable help. * I also want to thank the other assistant of Dr. Arslan "the one whose name I have forgotten" is a guy who wears eyeglasses, he's very cool, he doesn't speak much but he's very effective. I stop here hoping that in the coming months the result will be better. And above all I ask Allah to grant me satisfaction and that the result would be better than expected. * And my last sentence is this: The experience with Dr. Arslan is an immeasurable pleasure and do not hesitate to visit him if you ever recommend doing the FUE transplant. Thank you. AdLe1010

I traveled from the US to Istanbul to receive a FUE hair transplant because the costs were so much less. Despite what people say, I don't necessarily believe that the surgeons are more skilled in the Turkey, but the costs are certainly less. I received quotes from about a dozen doctors, and some ended up being sort of meat market doctors that take a dozen or so patients a day and only see them for about half an hour. In those cases, it would seem a luck of the draw whether you have a good operation, depending on which of his assistants you happen to get. I ended up selecting Dr. ARSLAN Musbeh from Hairmedico. I've documented my entire experience on youtube and update each week, if you care to follow. I will say that Dr. ARSLAN treated me very well, and conducted the majority of the operation himself. He did have two experienced assistants (Zerda and Hatice), but he constantly supervised their activities. The translator (Asma) and photographer (Salih) were also outstanding. The most painful part of the procedure was the numbing shots, and they were over in a couple of minutes. Laying face down on a table while they did extractions was also a bit painful on the nose. The actual removal and transplant of follicles had no pain at all. The procedure took about 6-7 hours, at the end of which, I felt a bit lightheaded. Overall, I was very satisfied with the treatment that I received, and I do recommend Dr. ARSLAN. I'm about 5 weeks post surgery, and so far, so good. The donor and transplant sites healed quickly. The scabs were minor and came off both sites within two weeks. I've had some shedding (perhaps 30%), but it has been very slow, and I'm not sure if there will be more. I will update my review after I've had time to see how well the hair grows back in. Updated on 17 Jul 2018: A few things that learned that I thought I could share. First, take your time picking a doctor. Obviously, don't go solely on price. For me, it was about having a doctor's attention, which is what led me to Dr. Arslan. He only does one patient a day, which I preferred. Second, look for one that operates out of a real medical facility. Dr. Arslan partners with another doctor, and they work out of a very nice private clinic. He did share with me that some doctors work out of apartments or even a closed hospital emergency room. Third, be prepared for a real medical procedure. Getting a hair transplant is a real surgery. You'll lose blood, which will leave you feeling weak and dizzy. Fourth, wear the black headband for at least a couple of days. Believe me, it helps with keeping the swelling down in your face. I took mine off after two days, and I noticed the swelling starting in my eyebrows. When I put back on the headband for another day, the swelling subsided. Fifth, and this one is super important, be careful going home. It's so easy to bump your head on an an airport bin or a headboard. The reason it's so easy is that your head is numb. Even weeks later, it feels numb. So, it almost feels like you're wearing a helmet. Obviously, you don't wan to injure you freshly implanted follicles, so be super careful for a week. Sixth, and this is just my personal recommendation, take frequent very gentle showers until the scabs come off. I had great luck with this, very little scabbing and it all came off easily. Rather than letting the shower run over my head, I ran the water into my hands and dumped on my head, gently rubbing to remove scabs. Finally, I took finasteride (Propecia) almost immediately, but waited 4 weeks to start on Rogaine, per the doctor's recommendation. I also took biotin and general multivitamins, although I have no idea if those helped. I hope that my suggestions help a little. Feel free to ask any other questions that I might be able to help with. Updated on 7 Sep 2018: It's been right at 12 weeks since the procedure. So far, everything seems to be going well. The donor area looks completely normal, and it doesn't feel thin in any way. The front of the scalp has started growing new hairs as you can see in the photo. I expect quite a bit of additional growth, but we'll see when it all comes in. I have no complaints at this point. Everything has gone as expected. Will post more photos later. Updated on 12 Dec 2018: It's been almost six months, and I wanted to post a short update. Let me start by saying that all in all, I'm very pleased with the results. My new hairline looks natural, and the hair is coming in nicely. I'm posting a couple of photos for others to judge for themselves. I have absolutely no regrets about having Dr. Arslan do the surgery, and the results have been everything I expected. The hair is still a little thinner than the hair at the back of my head, but I expect it to thicken a bit more over the next six months. Updated on 31 Jan 2019: Here are a few more photos. My hair has grown in well, and I have no complaints about the experience. I included one photo with wet hair so you can better see the pattern of hairs. All in all, the money and effort of having this procedure was well worth it.