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i dont like to work with trust when the laws of the country enable bad work to go unpunished, in turkey you can literally be a podiatrist and open a hair clinic, not only that but lets say hypothetically that HLC lost their good doctors and started producing bad work or even botched work, there is absolutely nothing you can do apart from grovel for a refund or what im doing which is naming and shaming the clinic in hopes that others avoid them as well. in america they had this going on as well for a while where people were getting routinely botched but alot of those clinics have been shut down and now it im quite certain that to be a tech in a hair transplant clinic you would have to atleast be nurse and literate on what is good medical practice as a legal necessity in most of the western world

im not ruling out turkey completely but if you were to go to a random clinic in india or turkey vs a random clinic in literally anywhere in europe your odds of having a bad result are greater in the former to deny this is dishonest, its not just because of price either the actual standards of medical care are simply lower in the former countries. hair transplant is a very delicate procedure with a lot of room for error, i thought turkey was known for having a good medical establishment but now i know the only reason they get health tourism is becuase of the turkish liras plummeting value

yh fair point i dont know alot about HLC i made my opinion for this thread on this website: they arent botched anywhere near as bad and could not be the clincs fault at all but if a patient isnt satisfied due to a large bald patch not growing etc than isnt 100% the best result arguing if its botched or not is a semantic arguement. i take back what i say about HLC as they atleast have good doctors who know what they are doing

ive talked to more people and supposedly the techs working are contracted and move between clinics, furthermore the results on youtube were asked to have there results documented for a discount possibly so they get the best techs working on them for more good publicity . this sorta stuff is honestly just downright evil

these two are very popular destinations for afro hair transplants in turkey due to results on social media like youtube, instagram, google reviews etc but do no be fooled they are very much hair mills, in fact if you do not know the name of the doctor working on you never get the transplant done it could honestly be your biggest mistake. a bad hair transplant is life ruining levels of bad, you can never spend too much for a good result. i couldnt find any bad reviews of hoi that lead to my botch job but now since ive started posting about them i've been dm'd by about a dozen afro hair people in about a week who went hoi they shared there experiences with me and all were as bad or worse, in fact there experience mirrored mine alot, stuff like having no consultation or grafts being put in places the patient didnt want, overharvesting, poor growth etc, the same sweet talking at the end of 12 months about how " we are the only clinic that can fix this" from the customer rep Mehmet. the more i found out about this i was shocked at how evil a clinic could be, how these people take no responsibility for the damage they do... at this point i can say that going to turkey for a hair transplant is a bad idea full stop, there are only a handful of good clinics namely HLC but even they have had there fair share of botched results and it honestly may be because of the ecosystem of turkish health tourism where profits are the only motivator and not patient satisfaction becuase of the very leniant laws around healthcare. going to above clinics is 100% a bad idea and never worth the risk especially the former as they arent even cheap

I had a very bad experience with hair of istanbul i highly discourage anyone else from going the quality of their results has reduced dramatically they are also a hair mill there is no garuntee of good results when you dont even know who is working on you