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I'm planning to get a hair transplant in Egypt. Are there any certified clinics or highly trusted doctors in Egypt? (Photo)

mino ernestDec 22, 2015
Well i'm only 27 years and i think i'm just in a second grade as the photos show .. I want to go through this accurate surgery for just one sessison and get the high results i expect from it i don't want to go through another hair transplant session in the near or far future at all .. And i can't afford the budgget of travelling abroad to another country to have my hair transplanted .. So i want one name or more of the Egyptian doctors \ centres that are highly recommended to perform such surgery.

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