In order not to be disappointed, or to avoid thinking that our hair transplant physicians in Turkey have not done a good job, it is important to know what to expect three months after a FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) hair transplant.

According to the Japanese Dermatological Association, there are around 8 million men in Japan who are worried about hair loss. With high prices of living and work force, Japan is one of the countries with high prices for hair transplants.

Even though a FUE hair transplant in Turkey lasts less than a day to be effectuated, there are certain aspects to be taken into account in the months following such surgery. The final outcomes will take longer to be noticed, even though the new hairline can be observed immediately.

Ethnic hair transplants in Turkey refer to hair restoration methods that are customized to meet the needs of patients based on their ethnical background. These hair transplantation techniques are specifically designed to render extremely natural looking, successful results.

To the present, hair transplants represent the only permanent solution for patients suffering from male-pattern baldness. However, in some cases, physicians could prescribe medical treatments for hair loss.

Scalp pimples, medically referred to as folliculitis, are possible side effects of a hair transplant operation. They are though, against appearances, a good sign as they show that hair growth is taking place under the scalp skin.

Itching after a hair transplant is quite a usual side effect which may appear in the 5th to 7th days after such an operation. In some cases, it can be quite severe. Below we outline how to deal with scalp itch after a hair restoration and other important aspects regarding this side effect.

As one of the leading hair transplant clinics in Istanbul, we are committed to achieving successful results, adopting the newest and most proficient hair restoration techniques and providing outstanding comfort and convenience for our patients.

The NeoGraft for hair transplant in Turkey is a device used to perform a Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) hair transplant. It is a surgical instrument held by hand which harvests follicular units from the donor site and implants them on the recipient site through an air-pressure/suction based system.

As one of the most developed country in Western Europe, Austria has some of the most expensive costs when it comes to hair restoration.