SteveW1

I did indeed go to the Hair Palace in Hungary. I found them very professional. I had some post of problems with serious itching which did require treatment which my NHS GP provided. One thing that the Hair Palace should do it draw up a list of specialist doctors in the UK that you can seek help from if need by. The fact is that very few GP's have any experience of Hair Transplants. If you can afford a transplant yu can certainly afford a one off consultation with a private doctor in the UK who has specialist knowldge. The Hair Palace has followed up as promised via emails and me returning photos. At the height of the itchiness and inflamation I requested an appointment in London with their visiting Doctor. It went well and I was not charged any extra for the consultation. Would I do it again? Yes. Its only six months later. I am quote amazed. I have a decent head of hair already! Steve

Help Please I had the FUE at Hair Palace in Budapest two weeks ago. I've had ongoing soreness, needle like pain and itchiness in my sonar area. As advised by the doc in Hungery I went to se doctor in the UK who prescribed hydrocortisone 1% which improved it a bit. It's got so bad now that my head aches. A friend tells me that everything seems to be healing but he noticed one or two clumps of I growing hairs in the doner area. My GP knows as much about hair transplants as I do. This is one of the problems of having work done overseas. Can anyone advise. I felt quite unwell with it today. Cannot lie down because it is so sore. Thanks guys

I had it done two days ago, 6000 grafts. I have posted my experience.

Well, having had a long conversation who had used Hair Palace in Buddapest and highly recommended it I took the plunge and returned yesterday. I thought the whole thing from the taxi meeting me at the airport dropping me off at the airport and the important medical procedures in-between were professional, carried out is very good surgical surroundings.It was within a large office complex with views across to Budda. On one side of hair extraction I had a view of the River Danube. Lunch was served in a separate area and there was a chose of three menus. I didn't have food on my mind at all at 8.45am and I was very nervous, By such time I enjoyed my Italian meal option with my partner who accompanied me. I was allocated Dr Ljuba Zsolnai, a gentle, quiet, calm and calming practitioner. I work in clinical settings myself so I have some experience although not in HT. She spoke good english, but there was always a translator on hand too, I slept for about 50% of the procedure which took place over two days.The only painful part was at the start of the local anaesthetics but no worse than going to the dentist. Today is the second day after the transplant and my head is a bit itchy but as my head was always itchy I am not freaking out. I find the saline spray that I was sent home with is quite cooling and an antihistamine pill helps. I am anxious of damaging the grafts as I was told to sleep on my back. I find I do turn a bit in my sleep, But my family tell me it looks fine and is healing ok. If my head begin to resemble something from the Hammer house of Horrors be sure I will let you know but I am trusting in a successful outcome. 6000 hair transplant. FUP

Hi Has any one gone to Hungary for HT and survived to tell the tell? I am looking at Hair Palace. Would really appreciate some feedback. Steve