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Another great feedback and very valuable information for me as it confirms that I have made the right decision. I personally have been reading threads on this website behind the scenes and I must say in 1 year 2 doctors caught my eye... at first I was very adamant in my mind Dr Hakan was the DR because I got the impression at first that his motorised punch was meant to cause less scaring and shock loss. But from what I have discovered recently thanks to this forum is that was not the case. Even if someone believes otherwise this is what I believe in. It may seem expensive compared to other Turkish practices out there however depending on how you look at it to me its worth it for a good quality service with a peace of mind. I am originally from Turkey but have lived in UK all my life. I am already process in booking a meeting with Dr Koray so I can get a first hand information and good thing I can speak Turkish as well which helps lol. This forum is the best out there a mile and thank you for everyone involved including DR's/Admins/Mods/and members.

Californian, I dont know what crack your on but when you wake up in the morning please read everything you said and realise your acting up and funny you mentioned psychology... maybe subconsciously you know you should consider getting some help bud. I dont know BURSA but have seen some of his posts and he seems to me a good fair guy who wants to help. However looking at your posts since I have registered here you have contributed nothing but negetivity in this forum.... Perhaps the moderators should keep an eye on you... I am ending it here as I dont feel this conversation is getting anywhere or doing anyone any favours so you can shout and cry as much as you want.

Californian you must be really bored, and looking at all your posts, if anything YOUR looking for attention.. and the funny thing is you really try hard to sound like a smart ass on Dr Korays threads like you got something stuck up somewhere, so I suggest you review your tone, and cocky wierd attitude on his and other this forum in general. Seriously your point and critisizm is welcome but dont speak like your some preffesor that knows best. If anything NONE of your posts or info that I have researched on these forums for the past months I find is helpful and your critizm is just that, nothing else.. not FACT....so if anything you are just cluttering Dr Koray's threads with jibberish... None of your posts are helpful/useful at best sounds like you are really unhappy with your life and your replies sound like your trying to out smart people like your something special. Your not helping no one nor your self, sound like a really sad person. I feel for you. you are not doing anyone favours. I think you should go find a better hobby m8

Just like any business, hair-transplant industry also compete against each other so this is common and expected in ANY competitive environment. Its up to the person to do research and pick the right person/team.

If you read the thread then you would understand the journey for the guy in the OP has not finished his journey then... The wet before pictures dont bother me much to be honest, to me it shows which areas are thin and I can clearly see a good transformation to my own standards/expectations of the OP. But when I do arrange to see Dr Koray and his team I will bring it up to his attention. It helps that his surgery hospitcal is 10 -15 minuits away from my house in Istanbul and can speak the native Turkish language too as I was born there but grew up in UK.

What a transformation... love the work. I know he has used wet pictures again on this one but at least the hair styles can be compared from wet to wet look. You can tell the difference and probably can see the weak thinning areas when wet so I am guessing that is why. But at least a WET to WET picture is comparable and there is some DRY pictures too but no DRY Before look if you had the dry before and after next to each other as you did with the wet everyone would appreciate it more. Goodjob!

Hi Pup That is still some time away bud, Its either wait 5-10 years or enjoy my 30s with some hair before I start rocking the bruce wills on my 50s ++ hopefully lol. STRIP is just completely out the question for me personally even with some successful ones I have seen out there for sure. This is one Dr I will be keeping up to date with his teams work for a while and perhaps visit the UK department first and see how things go.

If my HT looked as good as this I would be more then happy with the result. I dont know what people are expecting from this day of age, but so far with my research and opinion is FUE over FUT just because of a possible smiley face on the back of your head puts me off, but to have it as nice and clean as this and that much yield for my first operation, I would be very satisfied. Perhaps the patient requested a more dense packing on the hairline or it just looks like that due to the angle and his haircut leaving front longer then the sides and top who knows. never the less, with presentation and structure as someone mentioned who can complain? I guess you never please them all, just a friendly common sense tip... Nothing is 100%/Perfect. so everyone should do extensive long term research before taking the plunge with any DR for anything.

Very Good work. I have been on this forum for months now and have been following a couple of doctors so far and I have narrowed it down to Dr Koray Erdogan. I had one other in mind but am certain this is the way I will be going. I will also do my best to keep people here updated from start to finish for a whole year + which is a commitment I have decided to make. What I like this time around that the patients hair was not wet on the pictures, not to me anyway, and has a dry look comparison so that means they must have started to listen to peoples pleads for a better comparison although I could see a difference either way, It does however help this way to have a more natural comparison. Keep up the good work as you will be hearing from me soon