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5 hours ago, Rocketman1 said:

It'S the same. they use this so called saphire FUE doing the incisins with a "saphire" Blade.

 

The oinly differenc eis in the package you choose:

Premium where Cinik makes the incisions and standard operators to the remaining work

standard where operators do the incisions and work

alternatively there is also DHI - direct hair implement which is only usefull for lower quantity of grafts of if need to fill out between region with existing hair

Ok so I guess its just a marketing gimmick...

Is it really worth it for Dr. Cinik to insert the channels himself or the techs instead?

This is a very bad clinic and not a professional doctor at all. He over harvests, has no after photos or videos, and he photoshops peoples after results thats why they always ask for a clear face picture on whatsapp.

For those who had their HT at Dr. Cinik, they offer multiple pacakges,  FUE vs Saphire FUE, is there really any difference or is it just marketing? I plan to get the package with Dr. Cinik inserting the channels but what is the difference between Sphire FUE vs just FUE.

Is DHI or FUE better for Hair Transplants?

On 4/1/2021 at 10:30 AM, TommyLucchese said:

As soon as you leave the clinic!

That's exactly what most people do - buy an oversized cap and let your doctor / aftercare team help you put it on properly. 

I walked around Manhattan the day after my HT and that wouldn't have been possible without a cap. It also helps with the travel home at the airport etc. 

So it would be ok if I just wore a very large and loose hat just to cover up my head on the trip back?

Just a quick question, if you have a hair transplant surgery and you want to conceal the results on your scalp, how soon is it ok to wear a hat? Is it possible to wear a baseball cap larger size that doesn't touch or make contact with the scalp at all?

Anybody else can vouch for Dr. Turan?

Is it true SAPHIRE FUE technique can allow for more grafts to be implanted in one session? I saw many people getting over 5,000 grafts per session at this clinic and they said it is because the SAPHIRE FUE technique allows the grafts to be more densely placed, is this true??

Anybody know anything about FUE CAPILAR?

On the Hair Conquerers FB Group this has a ton of great reviews and patient before and after, all with great results.

7 minutes ago, JovsGata said:

4,500 grafts for that? does that seem right? seems like he over done it this dr.

 

His 6 month progress video:

22 minutes ago, SLA said:

He might be legit.

Last summer, in the early stage on my research journey I came across this clinic and positive reviews. I sent them photos via whatsapp and they got back to me asking to send photos including my beard and chest. After a couple of weeks, I had yet to hear a response and reached out again and was told the doctor would get to it and I was not forgotten.

The patient rep said he gets ~50-60 photos a day to evaluate. It took a while longer and they finally got back to me asking me to send clearer photos of my scalp (which I took as a good sign).

At that point, I had found this forum and had more knowledge under my belt. I noticed that the clinic does not have many photos (at least at that time) showing growth after 12 months, but rather have many photos showing the results immediately after the procedure. Besides, I would not fully trust any 12 months photos coming from a clinic.

There were some independent reviews speaking of the excellent care they got and 1 or 2 with 12 month results that looked fine.

While this may be an all star doctor and clinic, I would not trust my finite number of grafts to a relatively unknown clinic with limited evidence of success.

As for 7,000 grafts in a session, there are clinics such as Eugenix that do that number in one go, but it is spread out over several days.

When I take the plunge, I want to maximize my chance of success by going to an established clinic with a proven track record and actual patients posting 12 months results on forums. I wouldn't want to take my chances at a clinic like this one.

The only thing that stands out about this clinic is that he does only 1 procedure a day per patient, and he inserts the incessions himself...

4,500 grafts for that? does that seem right? seems like he over done it this dr.

I read many of the reviews and they were all positive. The thing that alarmed me was many said the surgeon would always do 5,000 -7,000 grafts per session, so that raised some alarm as I have read that it is not safe to do that many per session.

Hi I have been researching and researching to get a HT in Turkey. After doing many hours of research I realized about the hair mill clinics and how the Dr. doesn't do the procedures themself and it's a big risk especially if your traveling from abroad to turkey.

I came across Diamond Hair Clinic in Turkey, the Dr. is Dr. Mehmet Demircioglu. Does anybody on here know if he is legit? His site says he does the procedure himself and it's only one patient procedure per day, it is a package price, very affordable with hotel, but after much research I didn't find any "negative" reviews and I feel his place is too good to be true for the price.

Does anybody know or have any experiences with this Dr. or clinic? One worrying thing I've noticed from many reviews are saying they got over 5,000, 7,000 grafts implanted but I read that real reputable HT Dr. would never go over 4,000 in one session, so that was a red flag after seeing many testimonials and reviews saying the Dr. would always recommend more grafts...

Anyway if anyone has any info or reviews about him please let me know. Here is his site: