Our Hair Transplant Journey: Step-by-Step

This Time, on the Other Side of the Chair

Our Operations Manager Experienced the Hair Transplant Process Firsthand

Our medical operations manager, who manages the pre- and post-procedure processes, experienced his own hair transplant journey this time. Follow every step through real footage, from assessment and planning to shaving, procedure day, and the day-two check-up.

  • Real procedure day
  • 9 short videos
  • Step-by-step review
Start Watching the Journey
Procedure diary Introduction
English Summary of the Video Our medical operations manager explains that, after managing pre- and post-procedure processes for patients, he is now the one sitting in the chair and will share the entire journey. Clinical content note: The final part of the video contains brief procedure footage showing real contact between instruments and the scalp.

01 · Assessment

Seeing the Starting Point Together

Planning begins by assessing the current hair distribution from different angles. The crown area and frontal hairline are examined separately before the haircut.

Pre-shave appearance

Assessment of the Crown Area

The pre-shave appearance of the crown area is recorded from different angles.

Frontal hairline analysis

Assessment of the Existing Frontal Hairline

Before the haircut, the existing frontal hairline, temple transitions, and frontal view are assessed with the help of a comb.

02 · Planning

The Hairline Is Planned in Harmony with the Face

The frontal hairline is assessed from different angles, while the planning outline is shown step by step in close-up.

Frontal hairline planning

Frontal Hairline Planning Before the Haircut

The initial hairline planning outline is shown from a close angle before the haircut.

03 · Preparation

After Shaving, the Plan Becomes Visible

Hair shaving is part of the preparation process. After shaving, the treatment areas become visible again, and the final plan is reviewed through the markings.

Preparation stage

Pre-Procedure Hair Shaving

A short segment of the hair shaving performed before finalizing the planning outline.

Planning outline

Post-Shave Planning and Marking

The planning lines for the frontal area and treatment zones are shown close-up on the shaved scalp.

04 · Procedure

Teamwork During the Procedure

These two short videos show the team’s workflow and the treatment area from different angles.

Notice Contains clinical procedure footage. Although no prominent blood is visible, actual treatment moments and contact between the instruments and the scalp are shown.

Procedure segment

A Close-Up View of the Procedure

A short segment showing the treatment area and equipment used during the procedure from a close angle.

Teamwork

Treatment Stage in the Frontal Area

The ongoing treatment in the frontal area and the medical team’s workflow are shown from a wider angle.

Scenes from Procedure Day

These images document the pre-procedure assessment and procedure day from different angles.

Personal experience Day 2

05 · Day Two

Day 2 After the Procedure: Personal Assessment

Our medical operations manager shares his personal assessment of the process after the first wash on day two. The information below applies only to the personal case described in the video.

  • Approximately 7 hoursProcedure duration reported for this case
  • 5,300 graftsNumber of grafts reported for this case
  • DHITechnique reported as used in this case

Duration, graft count, technique, and personal experience may vary depending on hair characteristics, the donor area, and medical assessment. The personal statements in the video do not guarantee the same experience or result for everyone.

Your Journey Also Begins with an Assessment

Suitability for a hair transplant and the appropriate treatment plan vary from person to person. You can contact our team to share your questions and begin the preliminary assessment process.

The images on this page are excerpts from one individual’s procedure journey. The plan, duration, technique, graft count, and experience may vary from person to person. This content does not guarantee results and is not a medical diagnosis or personalized treatment recommendation.