4500 Graft | Hair Istanbul | Result 18 Months | Dr.Erkam CAYMAZ

[sergio91]

Hello everyone, I’m Sergio from Spain. My Business is Photography. They specifically requested the logo to be added to the photos. Also, what I wrote below is entirely my own thoughts. I just wanted to share my photos about the process. It’s been 18 months. I had for a density operation.
I had 4500 grafts hair transplantation. Dr. I had heard about Erkam CAYMAZ, but I was undecided whether to get it done or not. There are many clinics in Istanbul. It was operated by Dr. Caymaz on a Spanish friend. It was one of the biggest factors.

Anyway, one of the most important factors was Mr. Enes , whom I talked about beforehand that he had 1-2 operations a day. I didn’t believe it, but it was true. They don’t say that 1-2 Vip Operation is in vain. You really feel important. Everyone just cares about you. They and Dr. Caymaz doing his job well, the rest is up to you. By the way, Dr. Caymaz opened my hair channels and surprised me that he was using 2 hands. Good surgeons, though, operate with both hands. Technique name of Sapphire FUE.

In addition, post-operative follow-up is really important. They follow very nicely regularly. I wondered and asked if they had photographed them, and I will share it.
The reason I emphasized this is that many clinics forget you after performing your operation and do not even answer your questions. Dr.Erkam CAYMAZ’s clinic is very successful in that regard.
Other things are like other clinics. Don’t research too much. I am really happy about the results.
My process was a really important one. I had a shock hair loss process. During this time, they constantly followed what I had to do.

This is my last photos.

This is my last photos.

Edited July 1, 2020 by sergio91

[harry_potter1]

Final results looks good, though would have liked a clearer pre-photos.

Anyway, it is good improvement and you should feel thrilled. 

[JohnBob]

On 7/1/2020 at 12:15 PM, sergio91 said:

 

 

This is my last photos.

This is my last photos.

 

 

 

 

 

some parts of your donor area looked pretty much destroyed right after the procedure, but then looks like they recovered? How is that possible

[ITA]

If the last photo was taken with the same lighting conditions as the photos in which the gaps were seen, they will probably continue to be seen.  In the receiving area, however, a good final result.

[Britanium]

Looks like the guy had shock loss, which has recovered/improved. 

[ITA]

It has certainly improved, but the photos are not to be taken against the light, so they cannot be judged.

[HTHope]

I don’t think we should pay any attention to this thread. This guy came, posted his story and nothing else, then bounced never to be seen again. His pictures have the clinics logo plastered all over. This was pure marketing. Thanks Sergio from Spain 

[JohnBob]

4 hours ago, JohnAC71 said:

Looks like the guy had shock loss, which has recovered/improved. 

Man I would have totally freaked out

[Gatsby]

To be honest @sergio91 your post consists of about 90% promotion of a clinic and 10% about the procedure itself? Also the donor area looks over harvested?

[Flash10]

RIP donor.