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Hair Transplant Turkey

Everything you need to know about hair transplantation in Turkey — FUE and DHI techniques, personalised graft planning, natural hairline design, the recovery timeline and the results you can realistically expect. Discover why Istanbul has become the world's leading destination for safe, affordable, high-quality hair restoration.

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Hair Transplant Cost

Transparent, all-inclusive hair transplant pricing with a clear graft-based cost breakdown. See exactly what is included — online consultation, the procedure, medication, aftercare kit, hotel and VIP transfers — and understand how Turkey delivers premium results for a fraction of UK, US and European prices.

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FUE hair transplant in Turkey — follicles harvested one by one

FUE Hair Transplant

Grafts are taken one by one and placed through fine -blade channels. No stitches, no linear scar. See how the procedure runs, who it suits and what recovery really looks like.

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DHI hair transplant in Turkey — packages and cost

DHI Hair Transplant

Hairs go in directly with the Choi implanter pen, so no channels are opened first. Maximum density and precise angles for the hairline and crown, with a cleaner, faster recovery.

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Beard transplant in Turkey — fuller beard and cheek line

Beard Transplant

A fuller beard, moustache, sideburns and cheek line, built hair by hair. Find out how many grafts you are likely to need, what it costs in Turkey and how permanent the result is.

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Eyebrow transplant in Turkey — natural shape and arch restored

Eyebrow Transplant

Shape, arch and density rebuilt after over-plucking, thinning or scarring. Single hairs are placed one at a time, so the brow looks like it grew there. See who is a good candidate.

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Hair loss solutions — finasteride, PRP and hair transplant compared

Hair Loss Solutions

Genetics, hormones, stress, medication, age. Find your Norwood stage and compare every option, from PRP, mesotherapy and medication to a permanent transplant, before you decide.

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Before & After Results

Real Istanbul Care patient transformations with documented graft counts, Norwood stages and month-by-month recovery timelines. Browse genuine before-and-after photos across FUE, DHI, beard and women's hair transplants and see the natural results for yourself.

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Abduuu Chb

Abduuu Chb

2 days ago

I have been assisted by one agent who speaks darija explained everything From the beginning till the end and I choose İstanbul care for my plastic surgery and teeth treatment go a head and ask for the darija guy Appreciate your help Abdel

HÜSNÜ Şimal

HÜSNÜ Şimal

2 days ago

6 Months After My Hair Transplant Six months after a hair transplant, the progress can be exciting to look back on. For patients considering Istanbul Care Clinic, seeing genuine before-and-after photos and hearing about the recovery process can make a real difference. A useful six-month review should cover the initial consultation, the treatment experience, communication with the clinic, and visible hair growth. It’s also worth remembering that final results can take longer than six months to develop.

Bernardo Pascoal

Bernardo Pascoal

a month ago

Very good, I was well received at the clinic, especially by the translator Elizabeth. I highly recommend it.

Oussa BEO

Oussa BEO

a month ago

It was a pleasant experience, although I was obviously apprehensive. But it went extremely well. Special mention to ZINEP who was attentive and took great care of me.

Raja Saleem

Raja Saleem

9 months ago

Heloo my name is Muhammad Saleem .today my transplant is complete I had a great experience with Istanbul care everything is perfect organised I totally recommend this experience

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Avoid alcohol for at least 5 days after your procedure. Alcohol thins the blood, can increase post-operative bleeding and interferes with the antibiotics and painkillers prescribed after surgery — all of which can slow the healing of the newly implanted grafts.
Most patients return to a desk job after about 5 days. If your work is physically demanding, dusty or dirty, wait 7–14 days so you avoid sweating, knocks and any contamination of the healing grafts.
Avoid intense exercise such as running, weightlifting, football and contact sports for about 1 month, because heavy sweating and impacts can dislodge grafts. Gentle walking is usually fine from around day 4.
Try to avoid smoking for at least 1 week, and ideally longer. Nicotine narrows the blood vessels and reduces the oxygen supply to the newly implanted follicles, which delays recovery and can weaken new hair growth.
Protect your scalp from direct sunlight for about 2 months. Strong sun can burn the healing skin, damage deeper tissue and cause pigmentation spots. Once your surgeon allows it, wear a loose hat outdoors.
You can wear a loose baseball cap from about day 10, once the grafts are more secure. Avoid tight hats and helmets for the first month, as pressure and rubbing can damage or displace the new grafts.
Wait about 1 month before swimming. This gives the recipient and donor areas time to heal fully, so there is no risk of infection from pool chemicals, sea water or bacteria.
Avoid sexual activity for about 5–7 days. The main concern is heavy sweating and accidental knocks to the head that could disturb the grafts during the most delicate phase of healing.
Sleep on your back with your head elevated at least 45 degrees for the first 7–10 days, ideally using a neck (travel) pillow. This reduces swelling and stops you from rubbing the grafts against the pillow.
Yes — use a clean pillowcase every day for about 10 days and choose a fragrance-free, allergen-free detergent. This keeps the healing scalp clean and lowers the risk of infection.
Your first wash is usually performed the day after surgery, using a gentle technique your clinic will demonstrate. For the first two weeks, wash softly by hand with the special shampoo and lotion provided — never rub or use strong water pressure on the grafts.
Wait at least 4–6 months, or until the scalp has fully healed. The chemicals in hair dye are harsh and can irritate sensitive new follicles and interfere with growth during recovery.
You can have a light trim with scissors after about 1 month. Avoid electric razors on the transplanted area for around 4 months, and always ask your barber to work gently around the recipient zone.
Yes. Mild swelling of the forehead or around the eyes is common between days 2 and 7. You can reduce it by applying an ice pack over the eyebrows — never directly on the grafts — for short periods.
Yes — mild itching and redness are signs of healing and can last up to about 2 weeks. Do not scratch or pick at the area, as this can remove grafts and scabs and delay the healing process.
Most patients can begin Minoxidil after about 3 weeks, once the scalp has settled, and only if your surgeon recommends it. It supports the hair-growth cycle and can help slow the loss of your existing native hair.
A temporary loss of sensation is normal and usually resolves within 3–6 weeks as the sensory nerves regenerate. It fades gradually on its own and needs no special treatment.
Shedding of the transplanted hairs — known as shock loss — usually happens 1–2 months after surgery and is completely normal. The follicles stay healthy in the scalp and begin producing new hair a few months later.
New growth typically starts around months 2–3, a noticeable difference appears by month 6, and density keeps improving through months 8–9. The final result is usually visible between 12 and 18 months.
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