Hairsonality , Harj . Your stories are really shocking , and I read them with a heavy heart. Reason being I too was operated on by Yasemine turgut and her assistants.
I had confidence in longevita through their marketing and they offered a reasonable price , however I didnt do enough research into the procedure and went into it head first (as can be expected of a 25 y.o young man)
I had 3800 grafts for my hairline , frontal density and crown density. I was a norwood 3/4.
Yasemine herself did my hairline , which is 6/10 , natural look however the join at the temples is sloppy and her implanting wasnt great which lead to a phe nomenon known as cobblestoning. The density was also not great , was still thin in the corners post op.
The assistants (x3) seemed like sweet elder women , but there was definitley an unprofessional environment (singing/laughing/chatting) considering the meticulous demand of removing and inserting sub 1mm hair follicles into someones head.
The extraction of my donor area was nothing short of terrible , way too overharvested on my sides and i now cannot cut my hair lower than a level 3.
Also the implanting done by the assistants was equally bad , the direction of the hair stands up which looks odd.
This was done in 2019 , I was since offered a £500 fixing procedure from longevita which I turned down as there was no way i'd let a surgeon of theres touch my head.
I have since had corrective surgery in the UK and they managed to improve my frontal area by making it more uniform , this was done with 500 grafts. I have also had to do laser resurfacing treatment for cobblestoning . and finally ive done SMP to try and mask the scarring in the donor area. In total costing 5.5k. , nearly 3 times the price of the actual transplant just so I could fix it.
Yasemine is what you can expect on a low budget , but the technical skill of the assistants is way below acceptable. Having spent a bit more getting it done in london , I now know what a correct execution of this procedure looks like with high level surgeons. There were no assistants , only one to count the hair follicles. all extraction/implanting was done by the surgeon himself , it was like watching a craftsman at work as opposed to turkey which seemed more like watching a soap opera.
I feel strongly about making this public , so that more people don't have to suffer.
This is surgery that requires skill and time. when you go low budget you compromise both.
Hope you guys are doing better - especially you harj!