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Hi all, I wanted to ask how long it's recommended to wait before using a hair dryer again after a hair transplant? When can hair oils and wax be applied after a hair transplant? Thanks in advance!

Hi all, By when is it safe to get botox in the forehead after a hair transplant? Anything one should be aware of when doing botox after a hair transplant? Thanks in advance!

Would it be safe to use a clipper with a spacer that allows you to do 3 mm for example?

Thank you for your response. Why would you be scared of cutting your hair? I thought it would be totally fine?

Hi all, I had my hair transplant on September 19th so a bit over two months ago. Today my girl friend trimmed my hair down to 3mm but when she went over the left side of the recipient area a spot started bleeding. I think it was a pimple or an ingrown hair but I’m not sure. It didn’t hurt however I’m worried if this means that I’ve lost a graft. I know that they are supposed to be grown in by week 2, but I’m still wondering if this can hurt my result. Thanks all for the support that you show on this forum. Please see the picture we took just after the bleeding started. This one we took just after I showered

I paid 2,5 EUR per graft. When I booked the surgery the waiting list was almost a year. However I was offered an earliet slot due to a cancellation so ended up waiting like 6 months.

Hi guys, I've just completed my hair transplantation performed by Dr. Bicer in Istanbul. I think there are a lot of great reviews on Dr Bicer on this forum so I won't repeat what's already been mentioned in so many reviews. However I want to emphazise what for me were the deciding factors for choosing Dr Bicer. One of my main resaons for choosing Dr Bicer was that she is a member of ISHRS and IAHRS and if you do your research you'll see that not many hair surgeons in Turkey are memebers of these associations. Another important factor is that Dr Bicer and her team only takes one patient a day. Not many clinics in Istanbul take only one patient a day. By being the only patient you feel like you're in safe hands and Dr Bicer and her team only works for you on the day of the procedure. This also means that Dr Bicer is very involved in the surgery (she does all the extraction and incesions herself). Many clinics in Turkey use technicians and the involvement of a doctor is very limited. So please do think very carefully before choosing your clinic. If you can't afford a good clinic at this point I recommend that you wait until you've saved more money. In my initial search for a clinic I reached out to several clinis and what I liked about Dr Bicer is that she gave me the most conservative graft amount to be transplanted as I am 34 yo and potantially can expect more hair loss which means I need to have enough grafts for future HTs. This shows that Dr Bicer is thinking long term and in your interests. On the day of the procedure Dr Bicer dedicated a long time to discuss and draw the hairline which was very reassuring. Also Dr Bicer's team seemed very experienced and the whole process was very smooth and efficient. I recommend reading one of the many well-written reviews of Dr Bicer if you want a more detailed description of the whole process. I also want to thank Özen who's Dr Bicer's coordinator. I stayed in a hotel 5 km away form the clinic and I thought it woundn't be a problem but during rush hour it is very difficult to find a taxi in Istanbul so on the day of the procedure Özen came to pick me up at the hotel to make sure I could show up in time. This took away a lot of stress and I think it also shows that the team actually cares about you. At this point I am only on day 2 after the procedure so it's very early days but so far I've been very please with the experience and I can't wait to see the result.