Guides, comparisons and honest answers about treatment in Istanbul — written by the clinicians who do the work.
Follicle survival falls measurably after roughly two hours outside the scalp. That is the real biological argument for DHI, not any claim about density.
Learn moreFacial hair leaves the skin at 15–25 degrees, scalp hair at 40–45. A surgeon who transfers the scalp habit to a face makes a beard that never lies flat.
Learn moreNo blade, razor or trimmer for fourteen days. Trimmer with a guard at week three, foil shaver at week four, wet razor over the grafts only after six.
Learn moreGrafts come from the nape, where hair is finest, and every one is a single follicle. Two hairs from one point is the classic giveaway of a bad brow.
Learn moreTransplanted brows keep the scalp growth cycle, so they need trimming every two to four weeks for life. Most patients learn this fact far too late.
Learn morePRP is not a product with a fixed dose. A single low-speed spin barely beats baseline; a double spin reaches three to five times platelet concentration.
Learn moreWhat is sold as stem cell hair therapy is almost never cultured stem cells. It is your own blood concentrate, and that changes what it can honestly do.
Learn moreTwo sessions matter: the one on the day of surgery and the one at month three. Weekly injections through the first month add cost and no evidence.
Learn moreClosed rhinoplasty leaves no visible scar but limits what the surgeon can see; open rhinoplasty adds a four-millimetre columellar incision and full access to the tip.
Learn moreThick nasal skin hides the cartilage work underneath. Definition still arrives, but it can take eighteen months instead of six, and the surgical plan has to change.
Learn moreA deviated septum is both a breathing problem and the structure that holds the nose straight. Correcting it separately means operating on the same tissue twice.
Learn morePreservation rhinoplasty lowers the bridge by taking bone from underneath and keeping the roof intact. It suits a smooth, regular hump — and it is not right for every nose.
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