Reviews of DHI Hair Transplant in Turkey

After months of research, I finally chose DHI because it allowed me to keep my existing hair without shaving. That was a big deal for me since I didn’t want to show up at work looking dramatically different. The consultation was detailed, and on the procedure day, only the frontal area was numbed. I barely felt any discomfort.

The recovery was the hardest part for me. I couldn’t touch a pillow properly for the first few nights. Thankfully, the clinic gave me aftercare sprays and instructions that helped a lot. Around the third week, I experienced shock loss, which was a bit discouraging. But by the fifth month, new growth was visible. I’m now 9 months in and really happy.

I compared FUE and DHI methods and went with DHI because there’s no need to create channels beforehand. The implanter pen allows grafts to be inserted directly, which means less trauma. I had less scabbing and redness than expected. My hairline looks very natural—nobody suspects I had a transplant.

The clinic was luxurious and the staff were polite, but the results didn’t fully meet my expectations. My donor area was limited, but they still suggested 4,000 grafts. Now at month 8, some areas in the back still look thin. It looks natural, yes—but I wanted fuller coverage.

The first three months were mentally tough. Redness didn’t go away quickly, and people at work kept asking questions. But around month six, the hair growth really picked up. Looking back at my photos, I’m shocked at how much has changed. The hairline created with the DHI pen is sharp and blends perfectly. No visible scars either.

As a woman, hair loss is emotionally hard. The DHI method was ideal because I didn’t have to shave my head. I only had local anesthesia during the procedure and didn’t need sedation. One year later, my hair looks fuller and I finally feel confident again. Women shouldn’t be afraid of this procedure.

I flew in from overseas with very limited time, but the clinic handled everything with precision. I had the consultation, procedure, and post-op checkup in just three days. The process was highly organized. One thing I’d advise: stay out of the sun for the first 10 days — it’s critical.

DHI may seem expensive at first, but it’s worth it long-term. The ability to implant directly gives more control over angle and density. When I compare my results to friends who did FUE, mine looks much more natural, especially the front line and direction of growth.

It’s a good method but not suitable for everyone. If your donor area isn’t strong or your bald area is large, DHI might not be enough. I only received about 2,800 grafts. The doctor was honest about the limitations, but I still hoped for more coverage.

Don’t be fooled by social media — it’s not as painless as influencers say. I had swelling, itchiness, and even small pimples during recovery. But I stuck to the routine. A year later, I’m extremely satisfied. You have to trust the process.

The best part for me was returning to work right after. With a hat on, nobody noticed anything. A few coworkers just said I looked more refreshed or like I’d had a good vacation. DHI really is ideal for people who don’t want downtime.

My procedure took two full days because of the graft count. The medical team was incredibly patient and professional. Every graft was planned digitally. I didn’t expect the process to be so high-tech. Everything was done under sterile conditions.