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Hair Transplant in Izmir, Turkey

A hair transplant plan built around your donor area, your goals and the doctor who performs each stage. Explore treatment, costs and 12 months of follow-up at our doctor-owned clinic in Izmir.

Dr. Sibel Ulusan performing a hair transplant under a surgical light.

Who performs each stage of your hair transplant?

VIP
Your doctor handles the consultation, assessment, hairline and graft planning, and supervises the procedure. Your written plan names who performs each surgical stage.
VIP Plus
Dr. Sibel Ulusan personally makes the recipient-site incisions. Her trained team extracts and implants the grafts under her supervision.
Signature
Every stage with Dr. Sibel. She personally performs every surgical stage, including graft extraction, recipient-site incisions and implantation.

Your written treatment plan confirms who will perform each stage before you decide.

Overview

Your plan should name who performs each surgical stage. Read how doctor involvement differs between packages.

Could a hair transplant be suitable for me?

A hair transplant may suit some people with pattern hair loss or stable scarring. Your doctor assesses the cause of hair loss, donor supply, scalp health and medical history before recommending surgery. Some people need medical treatment instead.

Bring your priorities to the consultation: the areas you want to improve, how you wear your hair and what you hope to achieve. Your doctor can explain what your donor area can realistically support.

How are FUE and FUT different?

FUE removes individual follicular units from a donor area for transplantation. It avoids the linear donor scar associated with FUT, but small scars and other surgical risks remain. The appropriate technique depends on the patient's donor area, goals and clinical assessment.

FUT removes a strip of hair-bearing scalp, which is divided into grafts for transplantation. It leaves a linear donor scar. Discuss the reasons for the proposed technique during your assessment.

What can a hair transplant achieve?

Hair transplantation redistributes existing follicles to improve coverage. Results can be long lasting, but density, appearance and graft survival vary, and existing hair may continue to thin. Treatment planning includes donor capacity, future hair loss and possible ongoing treatment.

What should I expect during recovery?

You will receive individual instructions for washing, medication, work and exercise. For patients travelling to Ulusan Clinic, the usual visit is arrival on Day 1, surgery on Day 2, and a check-up and dressing change on Day 3 before departure. Your team confirms your schedule. Read the first 30 days recovery guide.

When will I see the result?

Transplanted hair commonly sheds in the weeks after surgery before new growth becomes visible. Improvement develops over several months, and final appearance can take a year or longer. Timing varies between patients and treated areas. Your clinical team will assess progress at follow-up visits and advise you about unexpected or persistent shedding. Read the month-by-month growth guide.

What risks and limitations should I discuss?

Possible complications include bleeding, infection, a reaction to the anaesthetic, noticeable scars and poor graft growth. Ask how these would be managed. Contact your treating clinic promptly for severe pain or unexpected symptoms.

What follow-up does Ulusan Clinic provide?

Follow-up continues for 12 months. Before you leave, confirm your washing instructions, review arrangements and how to reach the clinic with concerns. Patients returning home after their next-day check-up wash at home following the clinic’s instructions. Contact our team about your visit and aftercare.

How much will my treatment cost?

Your written quotation follows an assessment and sets out the treatment, doctor’s responsibilities and included services. Our price guide compares published market examples; it is not an Ulusan Clinic price list. Compare costs and what is included.

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Medical Review

Content author: Ali Ulusan

Previous edition medically reviewed by: Uzm. Dr. Zafer Ulusan

Last reviewed: 2026-09-09

Last updated: 2026-11-01

This page is for informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. A physician’s evaluation and examination are required for diagnosis and treatment planning.