Why choose Turkey for Hair Transplantation?
Gradually, much more patients who live in Europe and Middle East  prefer to be treated in Turkey. This process which begins with laser eye surgeries has been continuing to increase with the addition of aesthetic plastic surgeries.
Why Turkey?
Physcians accredited from international accreditation organizations don’t have difficulties in performing their professions, even they force for breakthroughs.
Why do you have to pay for the same standardized medical treatment?
In Turkey, the hair transplantation costs are nearly half of  the costs in other leading countries. Even most of  the clinics include hotel and transfer payments to the cost of the procedure. We are inviting you as our guest to Turkiye both for introducing a new country and hair transplantation.It is important to chek on  the clinic whether it is internationally standardized or not. In the near future I will give you more information on this matter.
    
     The hair restoration techniques of Follicular Unit Transplantation and Follicular Unit Extraction are performed at Civas Clinic in our office facilities under local anesthesia. Hair transplant sessions that involve the movement of thousands of tiny follicular unit grafts may take a whole day, but the time goes by quickly as patients rest comfortably during the procedure; either watching TV, taking a nap, or chatting with the staff.
     The perception that people may have of a hair transplant, where patients leave the office with their heads wrapped in bandages and have significant bleeding and pain, is from the older, plug techniques. In modern follicular unit hair transplantation, patients leave the office with only a hat and headband and are able to shower and shampoo their hair the day after hair restoration surgery. After the procedure there is only some discomfort that is treated with oral medications, and there is literally no bleeding.
     In Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) a thin strip of hair is taken from the back and/or sides of the scalp and the area where the strip was taken from is sewn closed. The hair from above the incision covers the area so that it is not visible. The donor strip is placed under a series of special dissecting microscopes where the individual follicular units, of one to four hairs, are carefully dissected into tiny grafts. These grafts are stored in a special holding solution and refrigerated while awaiting placement in the bald or thinning scalp (the recipient area). Meticulous stereo-microscopic dissection is a crucial part of the hair transplantation procedure, if one is to get full yield from the donor hair.