Methods of Hair Transplantation:

– MicroFIT
– MicroFUT
– Combined
– Super Combined
– BHT (Body Hair Transplant)
– SUT (Single Unit Transplant)
– FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction)

Pre-Operative Recommendations for Hair Transplantation:

– Have a sufficient breakfast on the day of your visit. (Butter, honey, jam)
– Do not trim your hair. On the day of the procedure, your hair will be shortened at the clinic after a series of examinations and marking of the operation area.
– Refrain from using aspirin (with your treating physician’s approval), ibuprofen, indomethacin, and vitamin E four days before the operation.
– Avoid smoking, hookah, coffee, and any type of alcoholic beverage for one week before the procedure.
– If you have been using minoxidil solution, you must gradually reduce its usage leading up to the transplant procedure. Ensure that there is a 3-month gap between discontinuing the medication and the operation to prevent hair shock. Otherwise, if you wish to continue using the medication, it should be maintained for an extended period after the surgery.
– Take a shower on the morning of the operation day and wash your hair multiple times with shampoo.
– If you have white or light-colored hair, dye your hair with a dark color two days before the procedure. Make sure the hair roots are colored.
– If you are taking specific medication or have any medical condition, discuss it with a doctor before the procedure.
– Avoid wearing any accessories such as rings or necklaces on the day of the operation.
– Wear button-up clothing for easy removal after the procedure.
– Do not drive immediately after the operation.

Post-Operative Recommendations for Hair Transplantation:

– Proper wound care is essential. Rest at home after the hair transplant and use two soft pillows under your head and back to sleep in a semi-upright position (45 degrees) for the first 4 nights after the procedure. Also, use a U-shaped neck pillow during these 4 nights.
– Be cautious when getting in and out of a car (avoid hitting your head on the car’s edge).
– Avoid consuming spices, pepper, pickles, coffee, cocoa, cola, and alcohol for one week.
– Avoid places where smoking or hookah is prevalent.
– Refrain from strenuous activities such as swimming, sauna, jacuzzi, running, and heavy lifting.
– During the first week, if you need to lift something from the ground, do so in a seated position without bending your head forward.
– For the first 10 days, wash your head only with a spray of water, and avoid placing your head under a shower. On the eleventh day, you can use warm water with medium pressure to wash your head.
– Spray your head with cold boiled water every 2 hours during the day, and continue this routine for a month. For the first 10 days after the operation, use a sit-down toilet.