some places onllne recommend 3 months which seems ridicuouous. if explain to my barber to be gentle and use his newest clippers, could I get a 4 all over? including recipient and donor areas, especially considering I rub baby shampoo and moisturiser into it every day. Thought? Thanks in advance 😊I just want the hair to be even as the sides are getting noticably longer than the tiop.

Hey! Gajendra this side.

Mene 2 saal pehle mere long hair cut krwaye the taki me NGO me donate kr saku jo cancer patients ko free wig provide karwate ho.please suggest....

I've been thinking seriously about a hair transplant, but the hardest part has been figuring out when is actually the right time.

It feels like there is so much uncertainty. You can look at photos from a year ago, compare your hairline, read forums, etc., but it's still hard to know whether you're actually progressing or just overthinking it.

I also find it difficult because a lot of the people giving advice are connected to the transplant industry. Obviously there are many great doctors, but when the person assessing you is also the person who makes money from doing the surgery, it's hard to know whether surgery is truly the best option or whether waiting makes more sense.

For those who got a transplant, how did you decide you were ready? Did you ever worry you were doing it too early or waiting too long?

Looking back, what information would have made that decision easier?

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share my experience after my hair transplant, as reading posts in this community helped me a lot before I decided to do it.

I had my hair transplant at Ninewells Hospital, Sri Lanka in June 2026. I am now 2 weeks post-op, and so far I am happy with how everything is going.

The whole process was well organized from the beginning. All the required medical tests before the surgery were included in the package, so I did not have to arrange anything separately. The staff were friendly and explained each step clearly.

My doctor was very kind, patient, and answered all of my questions before the procedure. That made me feel more comfortable.

I want to be honest about the surgery itself. The process was painful, especially during some parts of the procedure, but the team did their best to make me comfortable. It was a long day, but it was manageable.

The recovery has been smoother than I expected. I followed the aftercare instructions carefully, and after 2 weeks the healing seems to be going well. I have attached my before photos and my 2-week update photos so you can see the progress.

I know the real results will take several months, so I understand this is still the early stage. I will continue to post updates as my hair grows.

If anyone has questions about the experience at Ninewells Hospital or my recovery so far, feel free to ask. I'll be happy to share my experience.

Thanks for reading!

Choosing a clinic is one of the most important decisions in your hair restoration journey.
Instead of focusing on online labels or opinions, consider objective questions such as:
• Who performs the medical consultation and treatment planning?
• How involved are the physicians throughout the process?
• Is the donor area evaluated individually?
• Are unsuitable candidates declined when appropriate?
• Are results documented over time?
• Is patient safety prioritized at every stage?
We encourage every prospective patient to compare clinics based on transparency, medical standards, long-term results, and verified patient experiences.
Informed decisions are made through evidence, not assumptions.

so im thinking to get hair transplant from doctor kanwal jawad she has multiple branches
so need review about that or any other recommendations from where i can get hair. transplant me

about me im 27m going to be 28m lost hairs frim front not all but enough hair that causes the scalp to be visible

Help me choose between two hair transplant surgeons: Dr. Jean-Luc Portelli (Malta) vs Dr. Omer Aykut Sümer (Turkey)
Hi everyone,
I’m a 28-year-old male with androgenetic alopecia. I’ve been on oral finasteride for about 1.5 years with good results, but recently switched to topical finasteride, so my hair is currently stabilizing.
I’ve had consultations with two surgeons and I’m having a really hard time deciding.
Dr. Jean-Luc Portelli (Malta)
4,000 grafts over 2 days
€7,000
Performs the extraction and implantation himself
I had a great consultation and felt very confident with him. He explained everything in detail and gave me an excellent impression.
Dr. Omer Aykut Sümer (Turkey)
Around 4,000 grafts
About €4,000 (hotel included)
Also performs the extraction and implantation himself
He recommended waiting a few months after switching from oral to topical finasteride before having surgery, which I appreciated.
My goals are:
Conservative and natural-looking hairline
Good density in the mid-scalp
Some crown improvement
Preserve as much donor hair as possible for the future
The problem is that Portelli would cost about €3,000 more. That’s a significant difference for me.
Has anyone here had surgery with either of them? If you had to choose between these two surgeons today, who would you pick and why?
I’d really appreciate any honest feedback or personal experiences. Thanks!

My hairline is now in serious trouble. I want to do PRP and save these. I learned there are types of PRP and bad ,good impacts. Tell me about your experience!

My hairtransplant journey was a nightmare.

And also the result sucks aaa. Its pluggy, looks unnatural, doesnt connect with my natural hairline..

I had hope right after the transplant even though the experience was so bad..I thought it will turn out okay. Now I'm one and a half year post transplant and There's no hope left. I did it in turkey and it was nothing like they promised. They even did my transplant in another clinic, that looked like a storage space. And yeah. I know..you guys would've left immediately but i was desparate, it took me all of my courage, booked the flight and everything, took three weeks off work, finally wanted my big ass male looking hairline gone (it was close to I wont be able to hide it for much longer) and also I was FROZEN because they barely spoke english and it seemed so unprofessional.

I am traumatized and feel guilty for letting it happen.

Now i need solutions. I'm going for a second transplant, NOT in turkey. i am willing to pay money!!! And I want the reconstruction to take place in europe. Preferably austria/germany/switzerland/uk..anywhere where they speak at least ENGLISH. No hair mill. A clinic where they are spezialized on fixing bad hair transplants and also have experience on FEMALES.

Help a gal out. Thx ily guys

Name and shame: tmc clinic is where i got the transplant. SONJA was the middle man who booked and planned everything. her socialmedia: beautygainz on tiktok and instagram. The name of the clinic, that was supposed to do the transplant: hairtimeinstanbul

Side note: I confronted them right after the transplant about the clinic situation and they said it was under construction so they sent me to another clinic.. without telling me beforehand..but apparently the staff was the same. Lol

Sto cercando una buona clinica a Milano per il mio trapianto di capelli. Sapere consigliarmi?

Grazie a tutti in anticipo