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Final update
This will be my last update on my hair transplant and want to add a few things post two years of my 2 hair transplants.
Hair line is very thick, not natural atol and this is a trend in Turkey which for some reason they can’t get right. I will have to get a hair line fix eventually. They used 2/3 hair follicles in the front which is a bad practice.
Directions of the hair are off which make styling hair unbelievably hard.
If you are totally bald then hair transplant in Turkey will be ok but if you have some hair left then i would not advice it as the doctors will not implant the hairs in the same angle as your native hairs.....pay alittle extra and get the job done properly.
Places like Pakistan and India have some really top doctors who are even cheaper than Turkey BUT they get the hair line spot on.
If I could go back in time I would skip Turkey I would pay alittle extra and get the job done by a better doctor.....BUT if your ok with a unatural hair line and wrong hair directions then go for Turkey.
Overall the transplant did grow hair on my hair but not happy with hairline and directions
Hair line is very thick, not natural atol and this is a trend in Turkey which for some reason they can’t get right. I will have to get a hair line fix eventually. They used 2/3 hair follicles in the front which is a bad practice.
Directions of the hair are off which make styling hair unbelievably hard.
If you are totally bald then hair transplant in Turkey will be ok but if you have some hair left then i would not advice it as the doctors will not implant the hairs in the same angle as your native hairs.....pay alittle extra and get the job done properly.
Places like Pakistan and India have some really top doctors who are even cheaper than Turkey BUT they get the hair line spot on.
If I could go back in time I would skip Turkey I would pay alittle extra and get the job done by a better doctor.....BUT if your ok with a unatural hair line and wrong hair directions then go for Turkey.
Overall the transplant did grow hair on my hair but not happy with hairline and directions
Emrah Cinik, MD
11 Feb 2019
11 Feb 2019
Our patients are important for us and so are the details....Thank you for your review.
Post 9 months after 2nd hair transplant
Sorry for the late update, but here’s my post 9 months of my second hair transplant, hopefully more growth comes in the crown area as it’s only been 9 months and growth can take a while in the crown area. Overall I am very happy, I just wished my hair line would have been alittle lighter and not so thick so might have to get that sorted in the future to add some one hair follicles grafts to give it a more natural look...
Day 32
I’m on day 32 and I have had loads of shedding, hopefully growth comes in quick as I can’t even leave the house without a hat....I look terrible.
Going for a PRP session next month hopefully that helps with shock loss and I start seeing some gains
Going for a PRP session next month hopefully that helps with shock loss and I start seeing some gains
Provider Review
A great professional doctor with a great team, very nice to talk to. A perfectionist team who take their time and are driven by quality results. Thank you Dr Emrah Cinik, I will see you again in the future.
Emrah Cinik, MD
11 Feb 2019
11 Feb 2019
Our patients are important for us and so are the details....Thank you for your review.