Hair Transplant Antalya - Renova Hair

Arkadiy Makarov

2 years ago

Before I walked to the Renova Hair Transplant Clinic, I had met with three other hair transplant clinics in Antalya. I don't want to mention their names, but I wasn't really impressed with any of them. The average price was 3500 for 1500-2000 hair grafts. My biggest issue was my underlying disease (dissecting cellulitis); those unfortunate enough to have it know how bad it is. So, hair transplant was the least important thing for me. Besides, I didn't feel like I had enough donor area for a good outcome. When I went to their office, they already had two clients at the moment undergoing the procedure. The lady, Asli, who greeted me, spoke perfect English. I explained my underlying disease to her, and my expectation was just to get a professional opinion if my case could be treated. She immediately called a dermatologist surgeon, an extremely lovely and very professional lady who had experience with people who had the same condition. I was immediately convinced that they were the right people. They were already booked for the next day, but still, they took me knowing it was the only time I had. I probably was their worst case. Besides the hair transplant procedure, they had to open, clean, and disinfect my cysts. Only after that, did they plant the hair. It was a long procedure, but I couldn't be happier with the result. It's been only one week since, and I am back in the USA. Though it's just the beginning, and the end result will be seen in a year, it already looks way better than before. I've never seen someone with such a work ethic. They took me at 6 pm and finished at 6 am. I was literally the last client, and they had to move to a different location the next day. Asli drove to my hotel the next day after working without sleep for two days to apply ointment to my scalp and see if the surgery was a success. They transplanted 47,000 grafts. I won't mention the price because they are definitely undercharging, even compared to other hair transplant clinics in Turkey. I haven't had a transplant with every clinic in Turkey, but I can assure you that nobody can be better than them. It's just impossible. Even if you're staying in Istanbul and it's not convenient for you, I still recommend flying to Antalya; it's only a one-hour flight to go see them. It's your health; don't play a roulette game. Thank you, Asli, and everyone who works with you. Love you all! ❤️