FUE Hair Transplant
Micromotor follicle extraction and precise-angle implantation — scarless, natural results.
Natural density, lasting confidence.
Türkiye hosts over 60% of the world's hair restoration capacity. With 750,000+ cases annually, Istanbul is the global reference point for FUE and DHI techniques. Permanent, natural results — in a single session.
Hair restoration has become a highly mature surgical technique. With FUE and DHI, follicles are extracted one by one and implanted at the correct angle — the result is natural, scarless and permanent. Transplanted follicles come from the genetically permanent donor area and continue to grow for life.
The most important decision is not the technique but the design. Hairline, crown density and follicle direction — these define the natural result. Our partner clinics' lead surgeons draw every design personally.
A single session can transplant 3,000–5,000 grafts — sufficient for a complete result for most patients. Send a photo of your hairline via WhatsApp; our lead surgeon offers a personal design within 24 hours.
FUE and DHI techniques delivered with natural density and the right angle — a permanent, considered solution.
Procedure Guide →Micromotor follicle extraction and precise-angle implantation — scarless, natural results.
Choi Pen technique combines channel opening and implantation in one step — denser placement and finer directional control.
Symmetric beard and moustache design at natural density, tailored to your facial structure.
Redesigning thin eyebrows in natural direction and density — a permanent, makeup-free result.
Send photos of your hairline, crown and donor area. The lead surgeon proposes graft count and design within 24 hours.
Transfer from airport to hotel. Blood work and final design approval at the clinic. Surgery the next day.
Extraction under local anaesthesia, channel opening by the lead surgeon, precise implantation. Snack break and music included.
First wash next day. New hairs appear at month 3–4. Significant density at 6–9. Final result at 12–18 months.
“It was an eight-hour procedure and the team’s attention never slipped once. What stayed with me was that someone still called the next morning.”
This assistant does not diagnose. It guides you; the final assessment is always your doctor’s.