Your guide of hair transplant in Dubai, UAE:
- Welcome to Dr. Nazmi Baycin’s page about hair transplant in Dubai
- Experience the art of Turkish hair transplant in Dubai
- Female Hair Transplant In Dubai
- What is FUE technique?
- How is a natural hairline created?
- Hair transplant before & after pictures
- How is the recovery period?
- Turkish hair transplant with FUE technique without shaving
- How much does a hair transplant cost in Dubai, UAE?
- Get appointment
Welcome to my page about hair transplant in Dubai
HAIR TRANSPLANT SERVICE IS NOT ACTIVE TEMPORARILY. HOWEVER YOU MAY GET HELPFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROCEDURE IN THIS PAGE.
Are you a suitable candidate for hair transplant?
If you’re a healthy adult man or woman with enough hair in the donor area between your ears, you could be a great candidate for a hair transplant. However, if you have serious chronic conditions like heart issues, vein problems, kidney disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, hemophilia, or any clotting disorders, then this procedure might not be right for you.
Hair transplants can work for both men and women, but since women typically don’t face genetic baldness, the procedure is more frequently performed on men.
I take a close look at the patient’s hair loss through a thorough analysis to determine if they’re a good fit for transplantation. If the assessment shows that the type of hair loss is suitable and there’s enough donor hair available, I’ll go ahead and set up an appointment.
What is FUE technique?
The FUE method stands for “Follicular Unit Extraction.” It’s a technique where individual hair follicles are carefully taken from a donor area with plenty of hair and then moved to a spot that needs more coverage.
I start by using specialized tools to gather the follicular units that will be transplanted. Once I have enough grafts, I place the hair in their new locations during the same session.
What is the advantage of the FUE method?
One of the biggest perks of this method is that the tiny incisions left behind after hair root removal are practically invisible once they heal. In other words, the procedure doesn’t leave any noticeable marks.
With the FUE technique, the small punctures at the donor site typically heal within 24 to 48 hours. Since it doesn’t leave any visible scars, this approach gives you the freedom to rock shorter hairstyles if you want.
Hair PRP combined with hair transplant
Before diving into the procedure, I always make sure to incorporate the PRP treatment. That’s because your own blood plasma is packed with growth factors that are super beneficial. When we inject these growth factors into the area receiving the grafts, it creates the perfect environment for them to take hold.
These growth factors serve as nutrients, helping the hair follicles bond with the scalp. Plus, PRP injections encourage new blood vessels to form between the grafts and the scalp, which means a lower chance of graft loss and a better overall outcome.
I suggest going for at least four sessions after the transplant, spaced a month apart. These injections during that time will nourish your hair and help it grow stronger.
How do I perform hair transplant?
Graft harvesting with FUE technique. The important detail which makes a difference as you can see on the image, the position of the graft harvester is parallel to the roots direction, not perpendicular to the skin surface.
Before we start the procedure, we’ll first outline the hairline. It’s really important to get the level and curve of the hairline just right.
I determine the hairline level by taking your age into account. If you prefer your hairline to sit lower than what’s typically appropriate for your age, it might not look the best.
Also, I like to mark the hairline with a slight curve rather than a straight line.
These two factors are key to achieving the most natural-looking hairline after the procedure.
At the beginning of the hair transplant, the technician will shave the donor area to make it easier to collect the hair roots. After shaving, I’ll inject a local anesthetic into the area where I’ll be gathering the roots.
The local anesthetic ensures that you won’t feel any pain during the transplant.
In the first step, I collect the roots. Then, I make tiny incisions in the area where I’ll be implanting them. Finally, I place the permanent roots into those incisions.
Is hair transplant painful?
Getting a hair transplant is generally pain-free thanks to local anesthesia. Since the procedure only involves the top layers of skin, it’s considered quite safe and usually goes off without a hitch.
The skill and expertise of your doctor can really enhance your comfort during the process. Under the right conditions, there are typically no side effects or health risks involved.
You can even enjoy some music or catch up on your favorite shows for six to eight hours while the procedure is happening.
In the first step, I carefully collect the hair follicles from the donor area. After that, I make tiny punctures in the skin where those follicles will be placed in the second step. Finally, in the third step, I individually implant each graft.
How many grafts will you need?
Single hair roots ready to form the natural hairline
I keep track of the number of grafts during each session, which can range from 1,000 to 4,500 grafts.
The total number of grafts really depends on the hair density in the donor area and the needs of the recipient area.
The hair density in the donor area plays a crucial role in determining the quality of the results.
Some grafts contain a single root, while others may have 2 or 3 roots. Since each graft can have multiple roots, it’s possible to transplant up to 10,000 hairs.
However, if we go over 4,500 grafts, it can extend the length of the hair transplant procedure and disrupt the optimal conditions needed for good blood circulation in the scalp.
If you need more than 4,500 grafts, it’s usually better to schedule a second transplant about 6 months later. Splitting the procedure into two sessions is a safer option for you.
For those needing more than 3,500 grafts, the transplantation might take two days.
How is a natural hairline created in the hair transplant procedure?
I carefully transplant grafts, including single hairs, which are perfect for crafting a natural-looking hairline at the front. The initial 8-10 rows of the hairline should be made up of grafts that contain just one root. This step is crucial for achieving a natural appearance. On the flip side, grafts with multiple hairs help add density behind the hairline.
Single hair roots provide the most natural result on hairline as you can see the difference of Turkish hair transplant in Dubai.
Hair transplant before & after pictures
When will you see the ultimate result following the hair transplant?
After the hair transplant, it’s normal for the newly transplanted hair to shed during the first few months. But don’t worry—new baby hairs will start to grow in after that shedding phase. You can expect to see the final results about 9 to 12 months post-transplant.
What really makes a difference in the outcome is the skill of the surgeon and their attention to detail throughout the process. For instance, there are several factors to consider, such as:
- The hairline design on the forehead with the recess at sides
- The direction of the implanted hair
- The forming a crown rooting at the top
are the critical points, otherwise your hair would look unnatural.
How is the recovery period?
After the procedure, you might notice a dry, flaky scalp along with some scabs. Starting from the second day, it’s important to wash your head daily. The crusting will gradually come off with each wash and should completely disappear within about 10 days.
You can get back to your normal routine and wear a hat about 4 to 5 days later during this time.
Hair transplant growth chart
How should you care following the procedure?
After the transplant, you won’t see any crusting on the area where the hair was implanted.
The first couple of days are crucial for the healing of the new hair. During this time, just follow my advice and don’t worry about anything else. On the third day, I’ll guide you on how to wash your head.
You should wash your head once a day for the next 10 days. This will help the implanted area look clearer each day.
By the end of two weeks, both areas will have healed, and you won’t see any visible marks on your scalp.
Will the new hair be permanent?
Satisfaction rate diagram after an hair transplant
After a hair transplant, you can expect about 60-70% of the transplanted hair to shed within three weeks. But don’t worry—the roots will stay put!
New hair will start to sprout in about 8 to 12 weeks, and the growth process will continue for a full year.
The best time to assess the results of your hair transplant is around 10 to 12 months post-procedure.
As those new strands begin to emerge, they’ll gradually thicken up, getting closer to the thickness you had before.
Once the transplant is done, there’s no need for any special care. After the hair has fully grown in, you can trim, shape, or dye it as you like.
Turkish hair transplant with FUE technique without shaving
The only real difference with this method, which follows the same steps as the standard FUE technique, is that it allows for hair transfer without shaving the head. This option is available for any candidate deemed suitable after a thorough examination.
That said, keep in mind that the no-shave procedure will take longer than the shaved version. Plus, there’s a potential risk of losing up to 10% of the implants if you have long hair.
After a comprehensive assessment, I’ll inform you whether you qualify for a hair transplant without shaving.
Checklist before having hair transplant in Dubai, UAE
IMPORTANT ! Before getting the appointment, check your medical conditions yourself.
How much does a hair transplant cost in Dubai, UAE?
Hair transplant costs in Dubai vary depend on how large area needs transplantation. In my practice hair transplant price: 15,000 AED ($4,100). 15,00 AED is the starting price, and rises up to 20.000 AED ($5.500) depending on the graft number.
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Reference links:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10327297/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33905785/
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