Hair transplantation is a medical procedure involving the placement of hair follicles taken from a suitable donor area into areas affected by hair loss. Before the procedure, the cause of hair loss, donor area density, hair characteristics and general health are evaluated.
INTERGUIDING ensures that patient requests are reviewed by specialists and helps select an appropriate authorized hair transplantation unit and healthcare institution.
Hair and scalp evaluation
Investigation of hair loss causes
Donor area analysis
Personalized hairline planning
Hair follicle extraction using the FUE method
Placement of hair follicles after channel opening
Implanter pen techniques for suitable patients
Hair transplantation evaluation for women
Beard and mustache transplantation
Eyebrow transplantation
Evaluation for correction of previous hair transplants
Post-procedure control and care planning
Second medical opinion
The available methods and scope of treatment may vary according to the selected healthcare institution, medical team and the patients medical suitability.
Before planning a hair transplant, the type of hair loss, donor follicle capacity, hair structure, scalp condition and patient expectations are evaluated.
If hair loss is continuing or another underlying health problem is suspected, dermatological evaluation and necessary tests may be requested.
When aiming for a natural-looking result, facial structure, age, existing hairline, possible progression of hair loss and donor area capacity are considered together.
The number of hair follicles that can be transplanted is determined after examination and donor area analysis. The same number of grafts is not possible or appropriate for every patient.
The procedure generally consists of preparing the donor area, extracting hair follicles, planning the recipient area, opening channels or using an appropriate placement technique, and placing the follicles into the target area.
The technique, duration and session plan are determined following specialist evaluation.
After the procedure, patients receive personalized information regarding scalp protection, washing and care, sleeping position, physical activity and follow-up appointments.
Hair growth and development may vary from person to person. Regular follow-up and compliance with the centers care recommendations are important.
Current photographs showing hair loss and the donor area are collected.
Your medical history and existing reports, if any, are evaluated.
An appropriate specialist and authorized hair transplantation unit are selected.
You are informed about the estimated procedure plan and process.
Transportation, accommodation and transfer arrangements can be provided upon request.
Coordination support is provided throughout the procedure and follow-up process.
The outcome of hair transplantation may vary depending on the type of hair loss, donor area capacity, hair follicle characteristics, technique used, healing process and personal factors. The exact graft number and procedure plan can only be determined after examination; a specific result cannot be guaranteed.