Front, top and back of your head, straight from your phone, on WhatsApp or by text.
A Turkish-trained doctor looks at your density, your hairline and how much donor hair you have — not a salesperson. It's a review, not a pitch, so if a transplant won't do what you're hoping, you'll hear that too.
An English-speaking coordinator comes back with what's realistic in your case, and what it would involve.
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Turkey is the world capital of hair restoration — it's where people fly in from everywhere to get this done. Our team trained there and works here full time, so you get that expertise a couple of hours from home instead of across the Atlantic.
Each graft goes in directly, with no channels cut first. Denser packing, no scalpel, quicker healing than older strip surgery.
Hotel and airport transfers are included if you're flying in. Your coordinator arranges both before you leave home.
You go home with a written guarantee certificate covering the work.
They implanted the maximum amount of grafts. All-inclusive package, hotel close to the clinic. A great experience.
Very professional — serious post-op care, fast answers on WhatsApp.
We post real patient results and procedure days on Instagram as they happen. Scroll a few months of them before you message anyone.
10,000+ · follow the work on Instagram @hairinmexicoSame hairlines, same donor areas, filmed in the same clinic you'd fly to.
This is the part most clinics leave out of the brochure.
Redness and small scabs where the grafts went in. It settles on its own.
The transplanted hair falls out. Most of it. It's supposed to, but almost nobody warns you first, and it's genuinely alarming when it starts. The graft stays in your skin. What sheds is the hair shaft.
New hair starts coming through. Thin at first.
What you're looking at is more or less the final result.
An English-speaking coordinator is reachable through all of it, and follow-up runs for a year — a 2 to 4 hour flight from most US and Canadian cities, in your own time zone, not a 12-hour trip back to another continent when a question comes up.
Us included. If a clinic gets vague on any of these, that tells you something.
Send your photos and ask all five in the same message. We'd rather answer them now than have you wondering about it on the flight down.
It's done under local anaesthetic, roughly like a visit to the dentist. You're awake the whole time, and it isn't painful afterwards.
Most patients are back to a normal routine in about three days. The gym waits two to three weeks.
That comes out of your photos. How much donor hair you have sets the limit, and working out where that limit sits is the whole point of the free review.
The international package covers your hotel, airport transfers, medication, pre-op exams and a year of follow-up with the clinic.
For about a week, yes. There's visible redness up top and you'll know it's there. After that it quiets down. Most patients give it a week before they're back in front of people they'd rather not explain it to.
Yes, and the review works the same way. Send photos of the area you want worked on and the team will tell you what's possible.
Send photos anyway. Earlier work changes what's left in your donor area, and that's exactly the sort of thing the review is there to check.
It depends on how many grafts you need. That's exactly what the free photo review tells you. Send your photos and get your answer.