Hair Transplant

With advances in technology and aesthetic surgery, hair transplantation methods have evolved significantly. These methods, offering promising solutions for many people with hair loss issues, have been successful in both men and women. Among various hair transplantation techniques, FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) and FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) are the most popular. These methods provide natural-looking and permanent solutions, positively affecting individuals' confidence and social life. The hair transplantation process should be carefully planned by an expert team and tailored to the individual's needs.

DHI is a newer and advanced technique among hair transplantation methods, preferred for its natural-looking results and fast recovery time.

In the DHI method, hair follicles are transplanted directly into the scalp using a special pen-like tool (commonly known as the "Choi pen"). Healthy hair follicles are first extracted one by one from a certain area of the scalp (usually the back of the head). The extracted hair follicles are then placed into the Choi pen. This pen is designed to transplant the follicles directly and precisely into the scalp.

With the Choi pen, hair follicles are directly transplanted into areas with baldness or thinning. This method facilitates control over the angle and depth of placement, yielding more natural-looking results.

Advantages of the DHI method include:

- Natural-looking hairline.

- Generally shorter recovery time compared to other methods.

- Less scarring.

However, the DHI method can be more time-consuming and costly compared to other techniques. Therefore, individuals considering this procedure should consult an experienced specialist to determine the most suitable method for their situation.

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) supported hair transplantation involves using platelet-rich plasma obtained from the patient's own blood as support for the hair transplantation process. Firstly, a small amount of blood is taken from the patient and processed in a centrifuge to obtain platelet-rich plasma (PRP). The hair transplantation is then performed using traditional methods like FUE or FUT. Hair follicles are extracted from the donor area and transplanted into areas with baldness or thinning.

After the hair transplantation procedure, the obtained PRP is injected into the transplanted areas. The healing and rejuvenating properties of PRP can help the newly transplanted hair follicles grow faster and healthier.

Potential advantages of PRP-supported hair transplantation include:

- Accelerating the healing process post-transplantation.

- Contributing to healthier and stronger growth of transplanted hair follicles.

- Enhancing the overall quality of hair transplantation results.

This technique can be an attractive option for individuals experiencing hair loss and considering hair transplantation. However, PRP-supported hair transplantation may not be suitable for everyone, and results can vary from person to person.

Mesotherapy, a completely painless bio-stimulation treatment involving small injections under the skin, reverses follicle shrinkage and increases hair thickness and growth. Hair transplantation is usually performed using traditional methods. After the hair transplantation procedure, mesotherapy treatment can be applied. Mesotherapy involves injecting a special mixture of vitamins, minerals, and growth factors into the scalp. This mixture is designed to support the healthy growth of transplanted hair follicles and nourish the scalp.

After mesotherapy-supported hair transplantation, the patient may need to follow a specific care and treatment protocol. It's important for the healthy growth of hair and the success of the healing process. Advantages of this combination include faster and healthier growth of transplanted hair, reduced hair loss, and improved hair quality.

Stem cell hair transplantation is a groundbreaking method in hair restoration, surpassing traditional methods in its ability to promote hair growth and combat hair loss. Unlike traditional hair transplants, which involve limited extraction and transplantation of hair follicles, stem cell hair transplantation uses stem cells derived from a small sample of skin. These stem cells are then multiplied in a laboratory setting and re-implanted into the scalp, facilitating new hair growth in both the donor and balding areas. The expectation is that the stem cells will migrate to the areas of hair loss in the scalp, differentiate into hair follicle cells, and accelerate the growth of new, fresh hair.