Longevita Istanbul Turkey

[Moorpark1263]

hi,
Looking to see if anyone has had a HT done at Longevita in Turkey.

They have offered me a very good price for up to 4000 grafts. Have been told I would require to return in approx 8 months for a second session.

I know cost is not vital at the end of the day but obviously makes it more appealing.

I know one person who has had a HT with them spoke to him and seen the results for myself. Friend of the family.

Anyone else had good or bad experiences with Longevita?

Thanks
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[Stevedawg18]

I think the general consensus on this forum is pretty skeptical regarding hair transplant clinics in Turkey. There's a few doctors recommended but they aren't as inexpensive as a typical clinic in Turkey. I guess if you know someone who went there you may know more than most people on this forum. Be cautious though especially doing 4000 grafts FUE I imagine it could deplete your donor.

[Realenglishnic]

I think the general consensus on this forum is pretty skeptical regarding hair transplant clinics in Turkey. There's a few doctors recommended but they aren't as inexpensive as a typical clinic in Turkey. I guess if you know someone who went there you may know more than most people on this forum. Be cautious though especially doing 4000 grafts FUE I imagine it could deplete your donor.

Hi, so if he should be careful doing 4000 grafts because of donor depletion, what would be the difference if he did 2000 grafts the first year and then went back to do 2000 the second year. I would prefer to do 4000 in one go.

To fly out somewhere for the second time and go through the shaved head and then the lack of sleeping and then the ugly duckling stage and waiting 12 months to see full results again would be a 2 year process.

I hear what you’re saying with being careful but if you’re gonna get more done the following year then what is the difference here with doing it in 2 stages than opposed to one stage? Regards