In practice this occurs concurrently with the previous step. Next: Aftercare Aftercare Following hair transplantation, it is very important to follow correct aftercare practices. Our team will assist you during your first hair wash, explain the correct method of post-op care and give you a free set of hair care products. You will also get a special piece of headware to protect your transplanted hair during your flight back home. Read More About Hair Transplantation Find out what we can do for you! Cost of Hair Transplantation in Turkey The price of hair restoration depends on the type of hair transplant you need. We offer the following procedures: Hair Restoration Traditional hair restoration involves transplanting donor hair grafts from donor areas to the recipient areas affected by hair loss. Beard Hair Transplantation Beard and facial hair transplantation can give you a beautiful, full and dense beard, moustache and help recreate natural eyebrows. No-Shave Transplantation Donor grafts can be carefully planted between existing hair without the need to shave the recipient area - usually the hairline.
The wounds heal after 5 days. A complete healing with no visible scars takes up to 2 weeks. After this time, the scalp returns to the same condition as before treatment. About 2-3% of the transplanted hair falls out during this time. The remaining 97-98% of the grafts successfully survive. Gradually, the hair grows back. After a few months, when the hair length increases, a person can fully evaluate the results of alopecia treatment. The patients are often interested in how long the results last? Will the hair fall out again? After a hair transplant in Turkey, hair will not fall out. The fact is that the material for transplantation is taken from those parts of the head where the person has follicles insensitive to the effects of male hormones. The hair in this zone does not fall out even in very old people. The follicles remain stable after their transplantation. The problem is that many men have old hair on their heads, namely those that have not yet had time to fall out, but have already thinned due to poor blood supply to the follicles.