I Got A $2000 Hair Transplant In Turkey | Surgeon Reacts 

doctor is very good. ı same to me last. ı have long hair

Can you give me the information for the clinic you got your consultation pls Ty

Did you go!!! Update us !!

@@PawnshopmikeATLI went. I got rides to and from airport to Hotel and hotel to clinic In Limos and the hotel was phenominal with a complimentary Breakfast buffet every morning and the food was magnificent. My Coordinator who is the one who is with me through the procedure and explains everything to me till the very last day was super sweet. I am not good with needles and pain, i told her that and she literally held my hand while i was getting the iv then when they injected the local anesthesia into my head. I got 5000 grafts and PRP treatment. $1,890. Was a great experience and my hair will be back in 3-6 months I will look how i did when i was 22. Tbh it was worth it. I went by myself and that was also my first time leaving the US. And bro Istanbul Airport is phenominal, literally I didnt want to leave the airport it was like a gigantic super Uppity rich Mall. Food was awesome and every girl I seen there was drop dead gorgeous. Imma go back for a vacation once my hair has regrown lmaoo

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Hi, würdest du mir die Namen der Kliniken verraten bitte? Suche für meinen Mann eine

@@anneschmidt3722 ich frag mal nach kann aber paar tage dauern wegen schichten

I also want to know

Ok you guys. I wasn't able to see one of them at work. But I texted them. UPDATE: we will meet on Tuesday before handover and I'll be able to give you all kinds of information

@@jil4792 DHI and FUE are very good techniques. The Turkish places are the best

Standards and legality are a lot higher.

@@shonuffLA gary linkovs results are garbage

@@Ojj2002 personal experience?

@@ekaterinanaprienko1152 on his site there is nothing good there, top turkish clinics are wayyy better even mid tier turkish clinics and they dont charge extortionate prices too

exactly i’ve had all my surgeries in turkey and never ever getting it done in the US again

This is misinformation is beyond retarded. The system maybe corrupted but no doctor is letting his patient die willingly. There simply wasnt enough resource for everyone during the height of the first covid pandemic.

Not the covid scam...

Capitalism

Thats true im not gonna lie but wait a little after turkey becomes a main thing and you will see the prices after ahhahahha

Hospitals lost money because of covid. Health insurance made tons. You should educate yourself.

Awesome. Keep up the good work and maybe one day I’ll visit you guys for a video!

@@drgarylinkov you will be welcomed then :)

@@drgarylinkov Dr. Gary - you are such a good guy - everyone knows if they go to you they get the BEST outcome money can buy. I would choose you in a heartbeat, because of the TRUST factor.

@@davisholman8149 That means a lot, thanks

The problem with the teeth is they look like billiard balls. Wayne Newton's teeth glow in the dark

@@jeffreybaier5312 I've gotten my teeth white like that and my dentist hates it he always tells me it's not normal to have them that white and that they look like toilet bowls !

Good luck to all those men taking Propecia to maintain their surgery... I still have side effects 1 year after

If you have complicaitons then I wouldn't want to be stuck in Turkey, and I have watched many of these and most of them heads swell up, it has to be uncomfortable flying 14 hours on plane with a swollen head.

Lol I was listening to someone yesterday saying the same thing

@John Doe what do you think ?? 😂😂😂

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Thank you so much!!!

@@drgarylinkov Dr. It seems that Doctor's always reply to say thank you but not when someone asks for a helpful answer to a question!!

@@johndaniel9820 he would be on the platform forever if he were to answer all the questions. Better to just gather FAQs and make videos for them. Plus make some money from it too.

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Muslim countries shouldn't allow western soldiers to get treatment considering the genocides.

Doctors in the US are brainwashed into thinking expensive means good🤣 Any cheaper country is seen as had quality

@@Milo19970 US doctors just want to bleed you dry for no reason. Istanbul is better for hair transplant than nasty New York City is

Ofc you’re Turkish

@@TheLastProzacNation you can check comments from other people as well. Not all from Turkey.

Thank you!

@@drgarylinkovhow do you feel about finastride? Is it safe/recommended ?

@@cn9753 We have long videos on RU-vid about it

@@drgarylinkovthanks let me check it out.. I just got back last week from Turkey and got an HT. 3K grafts. Never been on any meds for hair loss and the clinic there said they don’t recommend finastride and suggest I do PRP treatments and take supplements. But my brother is taking fin at a 0.5mg dosage and he is seeing great results. So I’m a little confused as what option to do.. Im hesitant with fin due to the side effects.. I’m 35 years old.

90% of those are european, they don't use Dollar.

@@LarsRyeJeppesen Then their money is 20 times more valuable than our money lol

@@OghuzKhaghan many asians go to Turkey as well to get HT although their money is less valuable than Turkish Lira bcs so many succes stories and bcs it's cheaper than in their own country and in other countries. It's really not about currency I think.

Are you taking tablets or solution ? Did it affect your sexual desires and libido ? Did u have any kids since then ? Because I read it affects the Sperms

How did you know which clinic to pick? We really didn't have internet back then Note: I also can't remember what I had to eat this morning 😂

Have you ever had any side effects with taking finasteryde? That's my the biggest concern

@@pixel6878 I used internet back then mate! We are talking about 11 years ago! ;) I was living in Italy and a really good Forum guided me to (for me) the best clinic!

@@runawaysomewhere354 my sexual life is as good as it was before. Thank Goodness no sides effect! I've had my sperm checked few times and had 3 healthy children. I've been dividing a pill in 4 parts since 2005 - my dad and brother are completely bald - I like to think that the internet saved my hair!

To me, the issue is when the patient doesn't speak the same language as the doctor and goes home immediately after the surgery without an in-person follow-up. Because then I seriously doubt they are having good education either before the surgery on what exactly is gonna happen or after on how to take care of the surgery site. Not to mention the doctor doing their follow-up over video is probably not the best 😬

My country is one of the best at doing this type of procuders. Believe me some of them better than western clinics and cheaper.

​@esraed7868 why do you feel there is a reason to compare to "Western" doctors

Yeah, I totally expected this doctor to shit all over the idea of going to Turkey for the procedure. I may have to subscribe now. :)

Well since you’re from Turkey do you think it would be wise to travel from the US to Turkey now?

@@keenancard9636 yes for surgery totally. it's pretty cheap atm so your 1$=18₺ so yeah if it costs 36.000₺ it's basically 2000$ for ya lol

@@keenancard9636 Are you asking for Covid measures or general safety wise, or price range? In both prior cases Turkey is in the safe. My aunt has just moved back to Turkey after 30 years in US Ministry of Foreign Affairs earlier this summer and she did not have any complications readapting. We also live in the heart of the country, Ankara. Life is mundane at its best. Still, if you have to take precautions I'd advise you to keep a mask and sanitizer alongside. Me and my family still do in certain crowded places. However, mostly everyone everywhere has abandoned the mandatory aspect of donning it after it was announced to be safe.

Me reading this sitting in my hotel room bed in Istanbul just had a Nosejob done yesterday. Lol. Almanciyim btw.

I did too.

He’s obnoxious.

I said he was annoying.

Turkey does not follow the same regulations as EU that’s just false

@@ovs4744 which partical regulation are you referring? 🤔

@@ovs4744 You're so ignorant. We are not in the EU and we have our own regulations that is on par with many countries. Why do people leave out the fact that Turkey is experiencing rapid inflation and the Turkish currency is losing value when saying that plastic surgery is cheap in Turkey? Plastic surgery in Turkey was the same price as in America before 2017. You would be paying the same price + the plane ticket + accommodation. Before 2018, we couldn't get a vacation in Antalya because it was too expensive for us (We lived in America, so we used dollar obviously) even when we converted our dollars to Turkey currency (lira). But now, we can get a vacation in Antalya by converting our dollars to lira because Turkish currency lost value. It became cheap for us. 1 lira is 18 dollars now! In the U.K. there are no regulations around Botox and filler treatments, which means the actual treatment can be performed by anyone with or without training. In Turkey, there are stricter regulations regarding nonsurgical cosmetic treatments. Only aesthetic surgeons, dermatologists and specialist doctors can administer Botox and derma fillers. Turkey's medical facilities are in top 500 best universities in the world. Nearly 50 medical facilities in Turkey are accredited by the Joint Commission International, of which over 90% are hospitals. JCI is a nonprofit health accreditation organization based in the United States. It is the top criterion for medical travelers. Hospitals are frequently inspected by the Ministry of Health Inspection Board. One of the claims made in the British press was that Turkish surgeons do not need insurance to practice their profession. This is entirely false. By law, all doctors must have insurance in Turkey. This is called "compulsory financial liability insurance" for cases of medical malpractice and it provides pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages while also covering the litigation expenses of doctors, dentists and specialist chambers working in private or public health institutions and organizations.

@@gizemakbal6449 In EU, you need to be a qualified surgeon to do a hair transplant, as far as I know, its not the case in Turkey.

@@Uiscebeatha565 in Turkey plastic surgeon, dermatologist and surgeon which have addition training can do it. So only specialist doctors can perform

Dr. Gary would be my choice for a hair transplant. He is trustworthy & honest.

Do you care to share the name of the facility and price?

I would like to have the clinic name if possible!

You’re not gonna give us a price or name of facility? Did you really even go?

@@carltonthepug google. Do your own research! The prices are going to vary depending on clinic and number of grafts, anyways.

@@itsmejahoo Nope. Rather go to the one in video. So no google.

Got to Mexico, take a flight it's cheaper there

@@cgreen1111 is that where you went?

Great analysis. I would add that people shouldn’t be afraid of going to these foreign countries because many doctors that are in the US are foreigners themselves. Hence, no need to be xenophobic when you are seeking to alter your life in a positive and transformative way via cosmetic surgery or other less invasive alterations. I’m so happy that RU-vid can help democratize these types of services. Go to Turkey and enjoy some baklava with your new hairline!

Does anybody have names of facial surgeons in Turkey or Hungary? I had a car crash & would like some work done but the west is waaaay too expensive.

ehh, if ur gay presenting, id be afraid to go overseas to places like turkey. if u look straight, sure.

@@Chlamydialight no one like overly flamboyant presentations in general. This includes gay men, Hetero women, etc. There’s a natural dislike people have that is unrelated to whatever orientation you may associate them with, but people prancing around in a flamboyant way comes off very tacky and tasteless.

do you think that an usual turkish worker can afford this? lmao. its cheap for you because turkey is a poor country compared to us. thats the main reason.

The market rate is US$2000. Why is yours so significantly cheaper?

how is it looking now and what clinic did you go to?

Whhich clinic did they use?

Yeah let us know man

let us know!!

Please, what clinics?

YES which clinic?✍️

Hwo to know one is a good doctor as opposed to a bad one?

Could you please name who is the most famous hair transplant specialist in Turkey?

Name of the doctor

@@velocirshtr3756 i won't say it outright because i think it would be tacky to advertise here, but he's nr1 on google after the ads

@@LorienzoDeGarcia Well, they should have both theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge, one of the advantages turkish doctors have that they have a lot of practical knowledge because they just perform more treatments, procedures, operations, etc. when it comes to hair transplant specifically i think your doctor should cover your needs and wants. Before & After results speak for themselves, always. Also depends on the style you want, if you want a more natural look don't go for a doctor who's famous for providing sharp looks. if they looks sketchy at all, avoid it like the plague. And most importantly make sure they have a TÜRSAB license, otherwise they're not certified to provide services to foreign patients.

Please whats the name of clinic as my son 26 wants to do...please

Would you mind Sharing the Name of the clinic!

@@LindaLinda-ld8lx The clinic I went to is called Life Point clinic in Sisli in Istanbul Turkey, and I’m still waiting on results so it is up to you if you want to go.

@@anneschmidt3722 The clinic I went to is called Life Point clinic in Sisli in Istanbul Turkey, and I’m still waiting on results so it is up to you if you want to go

What clinic did you use?

Tijuana Mexico seems just as good. I follow a couple of guys who went there and have amazing results. Plus it's much more closer to me.

Where in turkey did you decide to go?

@@buccanaquarter i am in the process of setting up an appoinment with Smile Clinic

@@regaldonneys876 I was thinking about that as well, send me the info, im in the process of setting up an appoinment in Turkey

@@dadpapa9388 keep me posted

Beard? So like you couldn't grow one and now you can?

Hi George, please could you tell us the name of the surgery and doctor you used?

I’m in Canada too and would like to know the name of the clinic please

Yes, please… can you post the clinic’s site

+1 I am Canadian aswell and would like to know

American here, I did the same thing 5 years ago. I wouldnt mind paying a little more in the US but its ALOT more. Id love to have Dr Gary do it because hes awesome lol......With EVERYTHING, including flight, surgery, hotel for 2 nights(free breakfast lol), etc. I spend right at $3000 USD. I believe prices have gone up slightly since then but you could probably get it dont for well under $4000 USD still. For anyone wondering, I saw Dr Cenik in Istanbul. I do recommend if you cant afford it in the US.

Where did you go?

Clinichair, Izmir, Turkey

How much they charge for 2000 grafts and what about hotel and foods

@@robertrobski1013google

How long does it take for hair to fill the baldness after transplant in Turkey....?

Clinic? Surgeon?✍️

great comment MT but how would you feel to lose most of your hair?

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Türkiye'de estetik cok uygun mükemmel Doktorlar var

Thank you, Jeff!

lolz

Clinic name, please?

Clinic name please?

@@Lemola8 I forgot the clinic name, but the doc's name is Dr Yetkin

@@requestingaflyby9229 thanks bro.

Would you please Share the Name of the clinic

Promed clinic

I will be going there soon

Wow - that is good to know. I am writing his name down - to be told to go home & die sucks!😡

Dont get ahead of yourself, after cancer goal is 10 years more of life. my dad lasted 5 after being cleared.

If you don't mind sharing who was your doctor in Turkey

@@jenaccess4luv Esterian Clinic, Dr. Cengizhan .Very good service, good clinic, VIP treatment and good prices. I return mid September, tummy tuck, and breast…

@@mariondewit Thank you for the quick response

Damn you’re going all plastic lol

U didnt get a lot done then lol 😂😂

What’s the name of the clinic?

Smile hair clinic

Do you use fin and min now?

@@chrisjennings1204 i use finasteride now but didnt bother doing minoxidil just because of the hair shedding i was told in the clinic. I dont think i even need finasteride because my hair stopped falling a while ago. I was a nord 3 i think. But i took finasteride anyway because of how cheap it was in turkey. Got almost 2 years worth supply for around 15 or so canadian dollars

@@makifaeq2404 holy shit that's insane. You could start slangin that on the blackmarket here lol silk road for fin

Hahaha yess!!!

Can I ask you how much your hair cost?

@@LindaLinda-ld8lx $16k. I’m getting my frontal which isn’t much and some of my crown. It’s going to be between 1600-2000 grafts.

@@Mr.Armstrong9999 so it would be approximately 30k for 4000 grafts

@@The88Turk That I don’t know my guy but if you need 4000, just keep it bald in my eyes. Myself I have a lot of hair. Just some weak spots that I want back.

@@Mr.Armstrong9999 Keep it bald? I dont know if you look at the video but Mike Majlak just had 4500 grafts done for 2000 dollars. So if you I ever need 4000 grafts I wouldnt keep it bald in my eyes.

Yes! Glad we delivered

new jersey?

That’s the magic of Türkiye.

May i ask you to which clinic you went

​@@anneschmidt3722 I went to Este Pol clinic, female Dr.

@@alexxxmmm1 thx

Glad you liked it!

@@drgarylinkov Too bad we Jews take our lives in our hands going to Turkey nowadays. I've always wanted to visit, but no way would I do that now.