It is the use of Sapphire Blades in the opening channels. With this method, more frequent channels can be opened. In this method, the rate of rapid recovery is high and the probability of complications is low.

Yes! Today, it is a method preferred both by men and women a lot. It is generally preferred by patients with long hair.

Just like in male patients, Hair Transplantation can be performed in women as well. Generally, Unshaven Hair Transplantation Method is preferred. By opening an aperture on the back of the neck, that is, the donor area, the grafts are extracted and transplanted to the area in question.

It is a special anesthesia device used to minimize pain of local anesthesia performed at the beginning of the operation.

This varies according to the person and the number of grafts needed. However, if there is no bleeding or any complication in the procedure, it takes an average of 5 to 8 hours.

The most effective technique in Hair Transplantation is the Micro-Fue method, which is accepted as the gold standard in ISHRS.

Unfortunately, no! Because the patient’s position is changed frequently during the operation and different positions are given to the head at each stage.

No! With the completion of the preparation phase and the results of the blood analysis, the operation takes 8-10 hours at most. The patient is then sent off home.

Shock Shedding is a routine process in which the hair in the transplanted areas is temporarily shed after the operation. It is generally perceived unfavorably by the patients because it is in the areas where hair is transplanted. However, it is a natural process experienced after every transplant operation. It starts on the 12th day after the operation and this process can continue until the 3rd month. Shock shedding processes and number of hairs shed may vary from person to person.

Redness after Hair Transplantation is extremely normal and definitely temporary. Although it varies person to person, it completely disappears between 1 and 4 weeks.

Hair Transplantation is not recommended for people with heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and cancer risk.

Although no method gives as effective results as Hair Transplantation, hair loss can be prevented by strengthening the existing hair with PRP, Mesotherapy and vitamins.

Hair growth consists of 3 basic phases. The Anagen Phase, which is the active growth phase of the hair, the Catagen Phase where the hair growth stops, and the Telogen Phase where the hair root/follicles rest. What causes baldness is the Anagen Phase of the 3, which is the growth phase. The phase in which the hair needs to grow begins to shorten and eventually reaches such a phase that the hair cannot reach the surface of the skin. At the end, the condition called hair loss and baldness occurs. The frequency and form of this shedding mostly depends on the genetic characteristics of the person. However, external factors such as nutrition, mood, stress and diseases can also cause this.