Frequently Asked Questions

While both methods aim for permanent hair growth, there are some differences these include:
DHI treatment has a shorter recovery time
DHI has a lower risk of bleeding compared to FUE
With a FUE treatment a larger area can be treated, whereas a DHI treatment is more suitable to add fullness.
With a FUE treatment, the whole head needs to be shaved for the procedure, with a DHI treatment, only the donor area is shaved.
A full FUE treatment can take between 6-8 hours, a DHI treatment takes much longer to complete.

Hair transplantation is performed with hair follicles taken from the patient. If there is not enough hair in the donor area, transplantation cannot be performed.

It is vital that hair loss in the patient is completed. Every individual who has completed the shedding phase can have a transplant.

The only difference between the two is the blades used in the channel creation phase. The classical FUE method uses steel blades, while the Sapphire FUE technique uses sapphire blades. Sapphire blades are sharper, smoother and longer lasting. It allows for smaller canal opening and minimal tissue damage.

The amount of grafts to be taken is determined according to the need in the consultation. Donor area density is the determining factor here. If the person has the amount of roots with the density to fill the sparse area in the donor area, maximum graft intake is ensured.

There are approximately 2-3 hair follicles in one graft. An initial consultation before a procedure, will determine the number of grafts to be taken based on the patient's needs.

A hair transplant for women procedure has received a lot of positive feedback.
Scarring after a hair transplantation depends on the technique applied. A FUE hair transplantation does not scar. The chances of scarring in a FUT technique are very high, therefore this technique is not a preferred procedure for hair transplantation in women.
With a FUE treatment, it's quite difficult to sort the real hair from the transplanted hair.

It takes approximately 8-12 months after the procedure for the whole process to be completed. Delicate care is very important in this process, therefore chemicals and products such as hair dye should be avoided. Cosmetic products can be used after the process.

Some side effects may include

Bleeding
Infection
Swelling in the scalp
Bruising around the eyes
Numbness and loss of feeling in the transplanted area
Hair follicle inflammation or infection

Like all filler procedures, nose fillers are also temporary. Hyaluronic acid fillers last from 6 months to a year. Fat injection fillers can last between 3-5 years and stem sell supported fat injections can last up to 5 years.

Yes. A Fox eye procedure is performed via a lifting method. Since the threads used dissolve over time, it is a repeatable procedure. The length of time varies according to skin quality.

A Jawline application is a one-time procedure applied to the area in need. A single session can provide long lasting results. The procedure can be repeated according to the duration of the effect.

Gummy smile is an anatomical condition in which the gums are excessively visible during speaking and laughing. Furthermore, a Gummy smile treatment is needed in conditions such as bone growth in the upper jaw, excessive movement of the muscles in the upper lip, and when the upper lip structure is smaller than usual.

If a Glutathione and vitamin C treatment is performed on a regular basis, it will provide successful results as well as reduce many illnesses and diseases. In order to see these results, it is necessary to undergo this treatment for 5 sessions, once a week every year. The effects of the procedure will be seen towards the end of the treatment.

There are two types of fillers used for cheekbone fillers and permanence varies. The filler made of Hyaluronic acid lasts a lot less than the filler made of fat. Hyaluronic acid fillers can last from six months to a year. With fat injection fillers, the longevity can be between two to three years.
Patient results may vary according to many different factors including tissue and cell structures.

No. While a French lift and similar procedures do not stop aging, its main aim is to eliminate the visible signs of aging, such as sagging and wrinkles and to renew the skin by triggering collagen production with a lifting effect.