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There is a risk of getting HIV or hepatitis with any surgery if sterile instruments are NOT used. In an ideal world all medical practices should be using precautions to protect their patients and staff.
With proper sanitation practices there is essentially zero risk of you contracting any sort of infection from the surgical tools used for an FUE procedure. Whether or not its done is Turkey is irrelevant as long as the staff properly cleans/disposes of used instruments.
If your surgeon uses disposable instruments and does not reuse them, or sterilizes those instrument that are made for sterilization like stainless steel surgical instruments, then there is no risk of any spread of infection or any disease; however, some doctor reuse disposable instruments and by doing so, they produce potential risks for their patients.
If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "itchy scalp" you should contact your doctor. You may not be washing your scalp well enough.
Photos cannot assess if you would be a "good" candidate for surgery. Usually this involves seeing a doctor in person so you can discuss your goals and understand what can be expected after an examination.
Onion just has nothing to do with hair transplants. You can drink it do what you may want to. You may want to ask your doctor if you are concerned.
It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor. It would be very rare if you have hair growth in 2 weeks.
DHI method can be preferred for more of a dense look by implanting 70 grafts/cm2 with max 2500 grafts for an ideal hairline fix. Both procedures will not leave a scar. PRP treatment is always good for hair growth after HT.
It is just a recommendation after a hair transplantation but it is not a must. It helps protecting overall your hair.
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