Frequently asked questions

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.

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”.

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.

Usually 6–8 hours depending on the graft count and method, with rest and meal breaks during the day.

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.

Tell us about your medications in advance (especially blood thinners); do not stop any medication without your doctor’s advice. Cutting down on alcohol and smoking a week before supports healing.

Most people return to desk work within 3–5 days. For heavy physical work and sport, doctors usually advise waiting 2–4 weeks.

New hair starts growing from months 3–4; the look largely settles by month 12 and may take up to 18 months at the crown.

Some may shed temporarily in the first weeks (shock loss); the follicle stays in place and produces new hair. Loss in untreated areas may continue.

Usually 3 days: examination and procedure, a check the next day, then the first wash and departure.

Turkish, English and Arabic. An interpreter is with you at the examination, on procedure day and at check-ups.