List of surgeons recommended by country please

[muaythaiguy]

Hi! Is there any list of recommended surgeons by country?

I am thinking Turkey, Thailand, Cyprus, Greece mainly, but I am open.

Thank you very much in advance

 

[MrClean1]

Hi! Is there any list of recommended surgeons by country?

I am thinking Turkey, Thailand, Cyprus, Greece mainly, but I am open.

Thank you very much in advance

Hattingen in Switzerland gets good results. B-isanga in Belgium and Hasson and Wong in Vancouver but would use Hasson and Wong for a strip procedure if that's what you want.

 

[Hair Center of Turkey]

A country-by-country list can be useful, but I would not choose based only on the country or one doctor’s name. The doctor’s experience is important, but so are the clinic’s consistent results, the services and follow-up they provide, and the experience of the specialist team working alongside the doctor. Since several people may be involved in a hair transplant, ask clearly who designs the hairline, who performs each stage of the procedure and who will follow your recovery afterward.

You can also arrange phone or video consultations with several clinics before making a decision. Send the same photos and information to each one, then compare their graft estimates, long-term plans, similar patient results and how clearly they answer your questions. A good consultation should explain why a particular plan is suitable for you, rather than simply giving you a price or promising the maximum number of grafts.

We are commenting from a clinic account, but our advice would be to speak with several doctors and clinics, compare the medical teams as well as the surgeons, and take your time before deciding.

 

[MrClean1]

And always target a specific Dr. not a clinic.

 

[Hair Center of Turkey]

And always target a specific Dr. not a clinic.

That’s a fair point. Patients should definitely know which doctor is actually responsible for their case rather than choosing only because of a clinic name. I would just add that the team around the doctor matters too, because a hair transplant has several stages and the doctor may not personally perform every one of them. It is important to ask who plans the procedure and designs the hairline, which stages the doctor performs personally, who handles the remaining stages and who provides the follow-up. So yes, look for a specific doctor, but also evaluate the experience of the team and the clinic structure supporting that doctor. In practice, both matter.