Momo said

My question is simple 🙏🏾 I now have 8K to spend on a HT And need 3500 grafts, where should I go in Turkey? If it helps, I’m African/Arab. If anyone can help I would appreciate it so much 

11 hours ago, Gabreille Nelson Mukhia said:

Why don't you take the Comprehensive package with us? It will cost you Rs. 75 per graft plus 18% GST. Also, you can get a 20% off for 3 months advance booking. 
Let me tell y'all that the results are the same in all the packages. Its just the level of involvement of the Senior doctors that make the prices higher.
Please don't go for clinics with prices that are too good to be true because they probably aren't true. Its better to remain bald rather than to have a botched job or depleted donor.

Wait this is eugenix representative? I was never told about a RS.75 per graft offer? Only 1.25 and higher 

10 hours ago, ruca2 said:

So you're saying that Eugenix who is an excellent and very reputable lower cost clinic in the world, who produces great results, has mediocre cases on African American hair, right? You're not impressed with their results on your particular hair type, which happens to be one of the hardest to harvest and has a high transection rate. Yet you think a cheap Turkish hairmill with unlicensed techs doing the extraction will give you a better result? That's insanity man. Please don't do that. You'll regret it for the rest of your life. 

Well when you put it like that..: lol, also Eugenix seems to have a stronghold on this page. They seem to be everywhere, is that genuine or do they own a lot of the admins in their pockets 

1 minute ago, fabofly said:

And he's wrong examples all over YouTube 

Okay what’s an example of a cheap clinic with dozens of reviews on YouTube? 

3 minutes ago, fabofly said:

You are wrong. I've posted a thread on my journey and there are dozens of vloggers on YouTube.

I think he meant dozens of documented hair transplants from the same cheap clinic? 

6 minutes ago, JohnAC71 said:

Definitely consider the options @Portugal25 has given. Please do not consider anyone else if you really can only go cost effective.

Or better still save up and you will have much better options! Eugenix being the most obvious. It really is worth it. 

 

Thanks man, the thing with Eugenix who I was really excited for have really bad results with nappy hair which is my hair. They excel in Caucasian and Indian hair 

36 minutes ago, Melvin-Moderator said:

Do not get a hair transplant if you have such a low budget. Good work aint cheap, and cheap work aint good. Save up until you can afford a decent clinic like Eugenix, which is reasonably priced.

I’m African and they sent me a list of African recipients and they were mediocre. They excel in Caucasian and Indian hair 

7 minutes ago, Portugal25 said:

@Momo said you won’t find a cheaper option that has dozens of real patients posting their decent results. 
Go to the Turkish forum sacekimisonuclari and check real patients threads that had their HT with Esma&Serkan. 

Thank you man. If you don’t mind could you please post their website? I can’t seem to find it anywhere! 

2 minutes ago, Melvin-Moderator said:

You’re setting yourself up for failure. Why on earth would you go in to surgery if your goal is to get the cheapest, not the best. We need to as a community not entertain such inquiries, they’re detrimental to what we stand for as a community. 

I understand bro, but Eugenix is the best choice for me but they sent me 5 African American results and they were all mediocre ( I’m black). So I’m just going with something cheap because I don’t trust paying too much for a botched HT. And doctors who do excel in my kind of hair like Diep are waaaay out of my price range 

2 minutes ago, Portugal25 said:

@Momo said you should thank God for the fact you went to a hairmill like Esteworld and came out without having a botched hair transplant.

The cheapest Doctor in Turkey with decent results is Dr. Demirsoy at 1.25€/graft. He does 1 patient per day but he does have the techs do the implanting after he has done the slits.

If you even consider going to a hairmill where technicians without any medical background perform your surgery I advise you to instead go to the nurses Esma&Serkan Tetik as they charge 1400€ and do just 1 patient per day using the DHI technique. HRN has 1 real patient posting results from these nurses and the Turkish forum has dozen of real patients posting decent results (even the forum Administrator). Better having a surgery with nurses than techs at a hairmill.

Appreciate the reply man 🙏🏾 Yeah I’m so glad they didn’t overharvest my donor area. Also, do you genuinely think Esma&Serkan Tetik is the best cheap place to go? 

So I had a hair transplant at Esteworld and while I would consider it a failure I have a hair line and it actually looks pretty good at a number 1 so I’m kind of happy. Now I need to know what’s a good clinic for $3000 in Turkey or India? I was planning on Eugenix but that will cost me $6000 and that’s way out of my price range. I don’t want to hear about saving up money because it’s now or never for me as I’ll be moving to New Zealand and won’t be anywhere near Turkey again. THANK YOU 

I want to see if anyone has been to hair of Istanbul in this website? Their Instagram has 1.2 million followers with an insane before and after collection, mostly yielding fantastic results 

2 hours ago, LonelyGraft said:

I don’t think it’s that bad especially Considering the area the 3000 grafts was spread over. Second, you’ll never be able to achieve native density thru hair transplants so short cuts expose the density difference. You still have lots of time to continue growing as well

Do you think it’s too early for a second transplant? Because this is really looking like a failure, and 3000 grafts loooks way too low for the area covered

2 hours ago, Egy said:

@Momo said I have never heard of this clinic, I just want to tell you to study this forum well, to rely on experiences of real users who have a thread that has lasted over time, not to trust some who have inserted photos before and after the  procedure, without having gradually published photos or videos that the clinics or pseudo clinics post on YouTube or on their sites, because many of these are not precisely clinics, especially in Turkey.

Is there a clinic you would recommend? 

2 hours ago, Egy said:

@Momo said I have never heard of this clinic, I just want to tell you to study this forum well, to rely on experiences of real users who have a thread that has lasted over time, not to trust some who have inserted photos before and after the  procedure, without having gradually published photos or videos that the clinics or pseudo clinics post on YouTube or on their sites, because many of these are not precisely clinics, especially in Turkey.

Appreciatr the advice. It’s a clinic that have had fantastic results for black Males that have documented their journeys on YouTube 

I am currently looking to get my second hair transplant after a failed first one. With a $3000 budget where do you suggest I go in Turkey? Currently I’m looking into Asli Tarcan

15 minutes ago, LonelyGraft said:

Pics?

Keep in mind I shaved it completely bald a month ago so this isn’t exactly at 7months 

On 3/27/2020 at 8:26 PM, Fantaz said:

Hey buddy, I went to Esteworld also. I'm just curious how's the results now?

One thing I like is they use a smaller .6mm punch so scars are smaller than others

Hey man honestly I didn’t follow the rules ( gym straight away, smoked etc) so my results at 7 months are really disappointing

17 hours ago, CosmoKramer said:

Yeah, looks as it should and some nice growth coming in for you already, not familiar with the clinic though.

Does that mean I’m an early grower or not necessarily? 😃

3 months ago I decided to finally get my hair transplant operation done after years of sadness regarding my hair loss.

I will post it later on today. Another question I have, are those black dots actually hairs that are going to sprout? 

I had my FUE hair transplant 2 months ago and basically I need some feedback on how it’s going. I appreciate honestly. Thanks y’all!