Hair Transplant FAQs

Not mandatory, but highly recommended. These supportive treatments nourish the transplanted grafts, enhance hair density, and improve the overall success rate of the procedure. They are especially effective during the first 6 months after transplantation.

Transplanted hair typically falls out within 2–4 weeks, which is a normal part of the process. Permanent hair begins to grow around the 3rd month. By the 6th month, most patients start to see satisfying results. Full growth, especially in crown area transplants, can be achieved between the 12th and 18th months.

Yes, women can absolutely have hair transplants. It is especially effective in cases such as receding hairlines, thinning hair, or areas with scars. Our tailored approach ensures natural-looking results for female patients.

Yes. The transplanted hair is taken from the donor area that is genetically resistant to hair loss. These hairs continue to grow naturally for a lifetime. Supporting treatments like PRP and mesotherapy are recommended to strengthen overall hair health.

Most patients return to their daily activities within 3–4 days. Scabs typically shed by the 7th day. After that, patients can resume their usual lifestyle without any restrictions.