Hair restoration — surgical and non-surgical, chosen for the stage of loss, not the price list.
Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is performed under local anaesthesia by a dedicated hair surgeon — single follicular units harvested from the donor area with micro-punches, then implanted along a hairline designed in person on the day, not pre-drawn from a template. For earlier loss, PRP uses your own platelets drawn the same morning and centrifuged in-house; mesotherapy delivers a vitamin and peptide blend in micro-doses; exosome therapy supplies regenerative signal proteins where the follicle still has biological activity. The choice depends on the stage and the cause.
Non-surgical sessions: pinpoint redness for two to four hours, back to work the same day. Most protocols run three to four sessions, four weeks apart, with maintenance every six months. FUE: scabs in the recipient area for seven to ten days, gentle washing from day three, no swimming or heavy sweat for two weeks. Shedding is normal between weeks two and eight; visible growth from month four, final shape between months six and twelve.
Every patient starts with an honest scalp examination — follicle density, the active loss pattern, your medical history, and donor reserve if FUE is on the table. If you are not a candidate for what you came in asking about, we say so before any blood is drawn or any graft is counted.
Hair restoration is matched to where you are. Non-surgical protocols slow and stabilise early loss; FUE redistributes existing follicles into thinned zones. Neither works for scarring alopecia or patients beyond useful donor reserve — we will tell you that honestly before booking.
Your first message reaches a coordinator who speaks your language. Every clinical question is taken to Op. Dr. Alper Aras and returned to you in his words.
