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Hair transplant specialists review them. Then we talk through the plan and the dates with you.
We meet you at the airport, arrange your hotel and transfers, and stay in touch after you fly home. The procedure takes place in a hospital setting in Istanbul.


Hair transplant specialists review them. Then we talk through the plan and the dates with you.

We meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. Your interpreter is with you from day one.

Blood pressure, blood tests and a doctor's check come first. Then your hairline is planned with you. For most people the procedure takes 8–10 hours, with a meal break and a short walk every few hours.

The first wash is the next day. You fly home with care products and written instructions.
Most visits take 2–3 nights. This is a sample plan; the medical team's assessment may change it.
During the first year we ask for photos of your hair at set points. If anything is on your mind, from medication to sleeping position, message us day or night.
We send you the full scope in writing before you travel.
Medical decisions and responsibility rest with the hospital and the doctor.




Photos are shared with the written consent of the patients. Results vary from person to person.
A hair transplant moves hair follicles from a donor area, usually the back and sides of the scalp, to areas with hair loss. It is a medical procedure.
The plan depends on the person. Type of hair loss, donor area capacity and hair structure are assessed together.
No. Suitability is not decided by age or by how the hair loss looks.
Donor area capacity, type of hair loss, general health and any medication need to be assessed by a health professional.
Both methods remove follicles one by one. The difference is in how they are placed. DHI can use a special implanter pen.
Which one suits you depends on hair structure, donor area and planned density. Neither is better for everyone.
Local anaesthetic can be used. What you feel during and after the procedure varies from person to person.
Talk through your expectations with a health professional beforehand.
It varies. The size of the area, the donor area and the density you want all affect the plan.
A rough range can be estimated from your photos; the final number is set by the doctor after the examination.
A hair transplant is a medical procedure, so risks and temporary effects can occur. Redness, swelling, scabbing and infection are among them.
Discuss possible risks with a health professional before you decide.
Growth is gradual. Some transplanted hair may shed in the first weeks.
For most people, new growth starts within a few months and the process takes around a year. Speed and density differ from person to person.
No. Biology and other factors affect the outcome, so a guaranteed result is not a fair promise.
It is a medical procedure. It should take place at an authorised health facility, under the responsibility of authorised health professionals.
Before you decide, ask where it will be done and who is responsible.
No. Turkey Hairbank plans and coordinates your visit.
The procedure takes place in a hospital setting in Istanbul, and medical responsibility lies with the hospital.
Most visits need 2–3 nights.
The procedure day usually takes 8–10 hours, and the first wash is done the next day.
Hotel stay with hotel meals, airport pick-up and drop-off, transfers between the hotel and the hospital, aftercare products and the medication the doctor considers necessary.
Flights aren't included.
Yes. We reply in English, German, Arabic, Russian, Japanese and Turkish.
Specialist interpreters in English, German, Arabic, Russian, Japanese and Turkish are with you during your visit.
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