During the first few weeks, extremely cold weather can adversely affect the transplanted area. It is recommended to wear a hat to protect your head from the cold.

Yes, if the donor area is insufficient, hair can be taken from the chest, beard or other parts of the body. However, these hairs may be structurally different from the hair on the scalp.

In general, doctors recommend abstaining from sexual activity for 7-10 days after hair transplantation. This period is important in order not to negatively affect the healing process.

Yes, it is important to use medical shampoos recommended by the doctor after hair transplantation. Mild and chemical-free shampoos should be preferred in the first weeks.

Yes, smoking can negatively affect blood circulation, making it difficult for hair follicles to adhere. Therefore, it is recommended to stop smoking at least one week before the transplantation.

The transplanted hair is of the same quality depending on the thickness of the hair in the donor area. However, the structure of the hair may change slightly over time; this is a natural process.

Redness is usually temporary and disappears within a few weeks. However, it may take longer in fair-skinned people.

It is important to follow a healthy and balanced diet to speed up the healing process. Foods rich in vitamins and minerals (especially vitamin B, zinc, iron) contribute to healthy hair growth.

If you are not satisfied with the results, you can discuss the situation with your doctor and consider a corrective transplant or another treatment method.

Factors such as the density of the donor area, the quality of the hair, the size of the transplanted area, the experience of the doctor, the natural determination of the hairline and the patient’s compliance with the care process affect the success of hair transplantation.

Swelling usually starts within 2-3 days after the transplantation and can last for about a week. You can use the medication prescribed by your doctor to reduce swelling and sleep with your head elevated.

Since the transplanted hair is placed according to the natural direction of growth, it may be difficult to change the direction of your hair after transplantation. For this reason, the hairline and direction should be correctly planned during the transplantation.

Swimming pools and the sea should be avoided for the first month. The chemicals and sea water in the pool can negatively affect the healing process.

You can cut your hair with scissors for the first 3-4 months, but it is generally recommended to wait 6 months before using a razor.

Hot and steamy environments such as sauna and Turkish bath should be avoided for the first month. These areas can cause damage to the grafts and risk of infection.

It is recommended not to use hair dyes for the first 4-6 months. Chemicals can negatively affect the healing process.

Yes, antibiotics may be prescribed for a short period of time, usually to reduce the risk of infection. You should take the medication regularly as recommended by your doctor.

Hair transplantation can be performed at any time of the year. However, it may be necessary to protect from excessive sun during the summer months, so some patients prefer the fall or winter months.

For the first few weeks, it is necessary to wash the transplanted hair gently and use the shampoo recommended by the doctor. It is also recommended not to brush the hair too hard and avoid contact with extremely hot water.

A diet rich in protein, vitamins and minerals that support hair health can help the healing process. In particular, foods containing B vitamins, zinc, and iron should be preferred.

Yes, during the transplantation process, the hair follicles are placed in the natural direction of growth. This ensures that the hair has a natural appearance.

There may be some temporary loss of sensation in the scalp. This usually disappears within a few weeks or months.

Yes, smoking and alcohol can negatively affect the healing process. It is recommended to avoid smoking and alcohol for at least 1 week before and after the transplantation.

Light exercises can be started after 7-10 days. However, it is recommended to avoid heavy sports and activities that cause sweating for 1 month.

Direct sunlight should be avoided for the first few weeks. If you are in the sun, it is recommended to wear a hat or stay in the shade.

Hair washing should be avoided for the first few days. Wait at least 3 days before washing with a special shampoo and technique recommended by your doctor.

During the first few days, there may be some scaling and redness of the scalp. The scabs usually fall off in 7-10 days and the scalp returns to normal. Swelling and bruising usually disappear within the first week.

It is usually allowed to wear a hat within 3-7 days after the procedure, but it is important to wear a hat as recommended by your doctor. The hat can be used to protect from direct sunlight.

Yes, itching can occur after hair transplantation, especially during the healing process. This is usually considered to be a sign of healing. However, it is necessary to be careful because scratching can damage the treated area.

The transplant procedure usually takes 6-8 hours. This time may vary depending on the number of sessions and the number of grafts to be transplanted.

Yes, women can have hair transplants. However, since women have different types of hair loss, hair transplantation may not always be the best solution. There are also alternative treatments for women.

For the first few days, it is important to keep your head upright, avoid heavy exercise and stay away from direct sunlight. It is also necessary to follow the care instructions given by the doctor.

Yes, transplanted hair usually falls out in the first few weeks after the surgery (shock hair loss). This is normal and the transplanted hair will grow back in a few months.

There is no specific age limit for hair transplantation, but people over the age of 25 are generally preferred. If the transplantation is done before the hair loss process is complete, hair loss may continue in the following years.

People with a suitable donor area, good general health and stable hair loss are the most suitable candidates for hair transplantation. After the doctor’s examination, it will be determined whether you are a candidate or not.

One session is usually sufficient, but depending on the intensity of hair loss and the number of grafts to be transplanted, more sessions may be required.

In general, hair transplantation is considered a minimally invasive procedure and the risk of serious complications is low. However, minor side effects such as infection, bleeding and swelling may occur.

Hair transplants performed with modern techniques can look quite natural when done with proper planning and skilled hands. If the hairline and the direction of the transplant are properly determined, the transplant will not be noticeable.

Most patients can return to work within 3-7 days. Recovery time may vary from person to person and there may be some redness and swelling of the scalp for a few days after the procedure.

Transplanted hair is resistant to hair loss, but natural hair can continue to fall out. Therefore, there may be some thinning or loss in the areas that were not transplanted.

Yes, transplanted hair is usually permanent. The hair follicles in the donor area are genetically resistant to hair loss and this characteristic is carried over to the transplanted hair.

It takes 3-4 months for the newly transplanted hair to grow. It usually takes 12-18 months to see full results. Hair loss is normal at first, then permanent hair begins to grow.

With the FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) method, the risk of scarring is very low because no stitches are used and micro-incisions are made. With the FUT method, a thin scar may remain in the donor area.

As hair transplantation is performed under local anaesthetic, there is no pain during the procedure. However, there may be some brief discomfort during the injection of the anaesthetic. As there may be mild pain after the operation, painkillers will be given.