Hair Transplant

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.