See your new hairline on your own photo
Our hair transplant simulation analyses your face and hair in the browser and renders an illustrative result with the hairline and style you choose. Your doctor finalises the plan after examination.
- Your photo stays on your device
- Doctor’s review
- Türkçe · English · العربية
Four steps, entirely in your browser
“How will I look after a hair transplant?” The first answer starts with measurement. The simulator finds your facial proportions and hair boundary automatically.
Photo
Upload a front photo or take one with your camera; the face guide helps with light and angle.
Analysis
478 facial landmarks and a hair mask measure the hairline, temples, estimated stage and open area.
Style
Choose the hairline, hairstyle, density and colour; height is guided by facial proportion.
Result
Before/after slider, 12-month timeline and estimated graft range; send it to a doctor if you wish.
BeforeAfter · month 12Sample photo (licensed stock) · illustrative simulation, not a promise of results
Your photo is never uploaded; analysis and rendering run on your device. It is only shared for review if you choose “Send to doctor” and give explicit consent. “Delete my photo” is one click.
Doctor-planned methods for hair, beard and brows
FUE hair transplant
Follicular units are taken one by one from the donor area and placed into channels at a natural angle.
DHI (implanter pen)
Channel creation and placement happen in one step with an implanter pen, giving fine angle control at the hairline.
Sapphire FUE
Recipient channels are opened with sapphire-tipped blades, producing fine, smooth-edged incisions.
Female hair transplant
A precise procedure for central thinning or a high forehead, often planned without shaving.
Beard transplant
Single and double-hair grafts are placed at very acute angles into sparse or empty beard areas.
Eyebrow transplant
The brow shape is drawn to facial proportions; single-hair grafts follow the natural change of direction.
Afro hair transplant
Follicles that curve beneath the skin need specific punch selection and slow, careful extraction.
PRP and exosome support
Supportive treatments planned on a doctor’s advice to complement a transplant; they do not replace it.
One coordinator from first message to month 12
Pre-consultation, procedure day and recovery follow-up all live in one file; your doctor’s plan stays in your patient portal.
Measure first, then draw
Every plan starts with donor density measured by dermatoscope, your facial proportions and an age-appropriate hairline. Your doctor plans grafts zone by zone, discusses limits openly and, where appropriate, suggests starting with treatment instead of surgery.
- The same medical team throughout the procedure
- Single-hair grafts and micro-irregularity at the hairline
- Planning around lifetime donor capacity
A graft count is a calculation, not a target
Area to restore (cm²) × target density (grafts/cm²) gives a range, which is compared with your safe donor capacity. Our simulator approximates this using the iris scale in your photo.
Open the guide and calculatorQuiet, bright, sterile
Consultation, procedure and recovery areas on a single floor at our centre in Şişli.
We plan your stay in Istanbul end to end
Airport pick-up
Private transfer from Istanbul Airport and Sabiha Gökçen.
Accommodation
2–3 nights at a partner hotel near the centre.
Interpreter
English and Arabic interpreters by your side.
Check-up and return
First wash, check-up and airport return.
Short, honest answers
Ask anything else on WhatsApp.
Does the simulation show my actual result?
No. The simulation is illustrative; it helps you compare hairline and density options on your own face. The actual result depends on donor capacity, hair characteristics and healing, and is planned after examination.
Where does my photo go?
Nowhere. Analysis and rendering happen in your browser. The photo is only shared if you give explicit consent at the “Send to doctor” step; you can remove it from your device at any time with “Delete my photo”.
What kind of photo should I upload?
A front-facing photo in daylight or even lighting, with your forehead visible, hair brushed back and the camera at eye level. Removing glasses and hats improves the analysis. 45° and top views are optional.
How long does a hair transplant take?
Usually 6–8 hours depending on the graft count and method, with rest and meal breaks during the day.
Who decides on the procedure?
Suitability, method and graft plan are decided by a doctor after examination. Where a transplant is not appropriate, treatment or waiting may be recommended instead.
Measured writing on hair health
How does a hair transplant simulation work?
How facial landmarks, a hair mask and the iris scale become a simulation — and what it can and cannot show.
How is a natural hairline planned?
The facial thirds rule, temple angle, micro-irregularity and an age-appropriate line: notes from the planning table.
How are graft numbers estimated?
Area measurement, target density and hairs per follicular unit: the simple arithmetic behind an estimated range.
This demo shows Briefikir’s Hair Clinic Website and Photo Hair Simulation software
Folyara is a fictional brand. The same platform is set up with your centre’s name, doctors and languages.
- Automatic face and hair analysis on the visitor’s photo (MediaPipe, on-device)
- Realistic simulation with hairline and hairstyle choice
- Before/after slider and 12-month timeline
- Estimated graft range with donor capacity warning
- “Send to doctor” flow with explicit consent
- Doctor workspace with zone-by-zone graft plan in the panel
- Patient portal: doctor’s plan, appointments, care, recovery photos
- Quotes, procedure calendar, transfer–hotel–interpreter logistics
- TR / EN / AR (RTL) multilingual with prerendered SEO
- Content compliant with health advertising rules, editor with wording checks
The information on this page is general and does not replace a medical consultation. The method, graft number and timeline suitable for you can only be determined after an examination. Simulations are illustrative and are not a promise of results.