I was initially hesitant about going to Turkey for a hair transplant. The language barrier and getting around the country made me nervous, but I had a friend who worked as a PA at a hospital, and he went to Dr. Shukkan Aygin's clinic. He had an incredible result, and his hair transplant looked amazing, so I decided to book the operation.

Booking the consultation was super easy. I just reached out on WhatsApp, and the process was straightforward, professional, and not intimidating at all. They provided me with tons of useful information about the procedure, along with testimonials from previous patients. Once I decided to go ahead, they took care of everything — airport pickup, hotel accommodation, and transport to and from the clinic.

The clinic itself was clean, modern, and top-notch. The service was impeccable from the moment I walked in. There were four people assisting the doctor during the procedure, including a translator, an anesthesiologist, and a couple of hospital assistants. I felt very well taken care of, and the whole experience was smooth.

I underwent an 8-hour procedure where they transplanted 5,000 hair grafts. I was awake the whole time with local anesthesia, and while there was some discomfort, the pain was minimal. It wasn’t as bad as I had expected at all.

After the surgery, they made sure I was comfortable, fed me, and gave me all the necessary steps and products to care for my new hair and support its growth. I’ve been back home for a while now, and I still have access to the staff via WhatsApp. They’ve been extremely responsive and always get back to me within an hour or less.

What really impressed me was that I met several doctors from the States who had also gotten their hair transplants at this clinic. If doctors trust the clinic, that says a lot about the quality of care!

Overall, I’m beyond happy with my experience. The trip, the service, the results — it was worth every penny. I highly recommend Dr. Shukkan Aygin’s clinic for anyone considering a hair transplant. You won’t regret it!

I've seen so many different brands, but come to think of it, why they don't promote through haircut places? The barbers would want you to keep your hair so they can keep business with you.... but I have not seen one. Which makes me think the whole thing is a scam.

Hi am 16 and i want to know is my forehead big or am getting bald pls?

Oral minoxidil available for sale ive used for myself too to fix my bald spot, now i still have 1 complete pack left if anyone is willing to purchase lemme know , ill get it to delivered to u within a day. Ive heard its really hard to find in pakistan so if anyone needs it it is available maybe can help someone out

It will take you 30 secs. The purpose of this survey is to find out the relationship between actual baldness and familiar precedents. I'll publish the results in a few days :)

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There isn’t a cure for baldness. Why do folks keep trying old-wives tales cures? So. Are you ignorant of the fact that there’s no cure, or are you just plain not gonna believe it?

I’m not here to debate it…there’s no cure.

Minoxidil / Rogaine can prevent FURTHER baldness, but doesn’t restore already dead hair follicles. It has to be applied forever.

I feel like I know the answer, hard to admit need some outside perspective

Hi! I’m a 26 year old male and am starting to develop bald spots on the crown of my head and toward the front. It seemed to correlate with stress, but now my stress levels are much better and the hair hasn’t grown back. I take biotin in a multivitamin, eat pretty healthily, and am active.

No men on my mom’s side have experienced baldness (but she has thin hair, if that matters). I have pretty bad dandruff (I’ve wondered about psoriasis or something) and I’ve noticed it gets a lot worse when I itch. I’ve previously tried minoxidil but it makes my head itchy which makes the problem worse, and it seems like that’s maybe only helpful if it’s genetic?

Would really appreciate any tips, ideas, or anything else.

Hello, so here I am, I'm 33 years old and last year in February I started TRT (testosterone replacement therapy).

The first three months I took 1 injection per person, then afterwards and for 6 months my endocrinologist prescribed 2 injections per month.

Only after 6 months with two injections per month, I started to lose my hair very aggressively and diffusely all over my scalp.

So I stopped my TRT with the last injection on October 4.

I continued to lose my hair until the end of November, and now I am no longer losing my hair.

In October I made an appointment with my doctor who prescribed Minoxidil 5%.

I used Minoxidil for 1 month, and I had a huge shedding during its 4 weeks of use.

Unfortunately and to my great despair I had to stop taking Minoxidil because I had too many side effects (heart palpitation, nausea, compressed chest and big red pimple + red plaque)

My questions are: Will I get all my hair back or at least some of it knowing that I stopped my TRT and that before the treatment I really had a lot of hair and that I had my hair intact). And if so in approximately how long???

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I’m 17 and had a shower after 1 week, my hair was quite greasy and rough and it’s also long. I noticed as I put shampoo designed to get rid of dandruff a lot of strands of hair fell out. Atleast 50-60. As I run through my hand in my hair nothing is falling out now however. My dad is far from bald at 56 and still has a full set of hair.

If my moms dad dodnt go bald till his 70s and my dad had aggressive hairloss in his twenties went bald by the time he was 30 but has brothers who arent fully bald but have like a Norwood 3-4 kinda thing going in at 50 years of age my moms brother isnt bald either at 44 or something. Will i go bald?

I need a definite answer - can caps, baseball caps and such increase the risk of receding hairline?

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• "Remove baldness for natural hair replacement" by u/naturalhairreplace

There is nothing more attractive than a thick head of hair that glimmers with natural health. But hair loss is a problem that many people suffer from.

There can be several factors behind hair loss such as environmental effects, aging, too much stress, excessive smoking, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalance, genetic factors, scalp infections, use of wrong or chemically enriched hair products, certain medicines and medical conditions like thyroid disorder, autoimmune diseases, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), iron-deficiency anemia, and chronic illnesses.

it’s time for you to take some action so it doesn’t progress to baldness or bald spots. Many readily available ingredients can be used to treat hair loss at home.

1. Hair Oil Massage

The first step that you can take to reduce hair loss is to massage your scalp with appropriate hair oil. Proper hair and scalp massage will increase blood flow to the hair follicles, condition the scalp, and enhance the strength of your hair’s roots. It will also promote relaxation and reduce feelings of stress.

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You can use hair oils like coconut or almond oil, olive oil, castor oil, amla oil, or others. Add a few drops of rosemary essential oil to the base oil for better and faster results. Other types of oil that you can use are emu oil, argan oil, and wheat germ oil.

1. Massage any of the hair oils mentioned above onto your hair and scalp by applying light pressure with your fingertips.
2. Do this at least once a week.
3. Indian Gooseberry

For natural and fast hair growth, you can use Indian gooseberry, also known as amla. Indian gooseberry is rich in vitamin C, of which a deficiency in the body can cause hair loss.

The anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antibacterial, and the exfoliating properties present in Indian gooseberry can help maintain a healthy scalp and promote hair growth.

1. Mix one tablespoon each of Indian gooseberry or amla pulp and lemon juice.
2. Massage your scalp with the mixture thoroughly. Cover your hair with a shower cap.
3. Leave it on overnight and shampoo your hair in the morning.
4. Fenugreek

Fenugreek, also known as methi, is highly effective in treating hair loss. Fenugreek seeds contain hormone antecedents that enhance hair growth and help rebuild hair follicles. They also contain proteins and nicotinic acid that stimulate hair growth.

1. Soak one cup of fenugreek seeds in water overnight.
2. In the morning, grind them to make a paste.
3. Apply the paste to your hair and cover with a shower cap. After about 40 minutes, rinse your hair.
4. Follow this remedy every morning for a month.
5. Onion Juice

Onion juice helps treat hair loss due to its high sulfur content, which helps improve blood circulation to the hair follicles, regenerate hair follicles and reduce inflammation.