How many days off should I take for hair transplant in Turkey? And any recommendations?

[Adamsaleh94]

I'm thinking of going to Turkey for a hair transplant in October. How many permits do I need? I have a budget of up to 3500 Euros and I'm open to any advices

[AB2000]

A reputable hair transplant clinic will have a longer waiting list than an opening in October.  What you are heading for is a "Hair Mill."  Look up "Hair Mill" in google, or even this forum, to see what can very well go wrong.  It's a crap shoot going to them in Turkey and you have a big probability of coming out worse than going in.  Take your money and run.

 

[A_4_Archan]

@Adamsaleh94

You seems to be naive about this and i would say your approach towards surgery is incorrect...don't let a particular country/demography be a deciding factor when you are searching for a good surgeon...

I'd like to explain how surgery should be approached

—> As a first step, you should address the underlying cause of your hair loss...even if you undergo surgery, if your hair loss continues, then you will be in the same state again soon...surgery won't solve your hair loss problem...

It is therefore important to consult a good doctor who is more familiar with hair loss and begin medication. This can stabilize, slow down, or reverse your hair loss...this is the key to a successful outcome...to reap the benefits of medication, you need to take it religiously for the full 12 months and then reassess your situation and plan accordingly.

—> In addition to taking medication, you should also educate yourself. You can use this 12 month period to research more about hair transplant surgery, learn more about the whole process, and understand the nuances. Research good doctors around the world and shortlist around 4-5 doctors based on your findings, and then consult all of them to determine who best fits your needs and expectations.

Taking all of the above things into account will pave the way for a successful surgery.

I hope this helps you ...best of luck.

[Jackdaniels]

Turkey has many great options depending on your budget.
Within your budget you could consider Dr yaman, dr Gur, dr turan, and dr demirsoy. These are all great and safe options where the doctors perform all the surgeries.They are all located in Istanbul. 
you can search their names in the search bar. 

[Turkhair]

A week if you don’t care about being seen with scars. 2-3 weeks if you want scars gone.

[Adamsaleh94]

Thank you for your answers. I'm still researching, I'll probably decide by the weekend. I have 4 clinics in my mind right now, of course, I will never choose a clinic that performs 10-15 cases a day and doesn't value patients.

[Melvin- Admin]

We have a list of recommendations that have been vetted by our community. But be sure to research them thoroughly.

https://hairtransplantnetwork.com/best-hair-transplant-surgeons

[EarlCharley]

On 9/4/2023 at 11:55 PM, AB2000 said:

A reputable hair transplant clinic will have a longer waiting list than an opening in October.  What you are heading for is a "Hair Mill."  Look up "Hair Mill" in google, or even this forum, to see what can very well go wrong.  It's a crap shoot going to them in Turkey and you have a big probability of coming out worse than going in.  Take your money and run.

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