Documented Hair Transplant Results From Patients Treated in Istanbul, Turkey
Browse documented hair transplant before-and-after photographs from patient cases treated at Henesis Clinic in Istanbul, Turkey, across different hair types, techniques, treatment areas and follow-up timelines. Individual outcomes vary according to donor capacity, hair characteristics, treatment planning, healing and future hair loss.
Clinical case library
Documented cases can be browsed by treatment type, technique, treatment area, graft range, patient or hair type, and physician, including FUE, DHI, hairline, crown, and men's or women's cases. Each case includes the technique, graft count, treatment area, follow-up timing, and responsible physician.
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Hair Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Beard Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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DHI Beard Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Timur Aksu, MD
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DHI Beard Transplant
Doctor: Dr. Nora Derin, MD
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Eligible scalp, beard and Afro-textured hair-transplant cases may qualify for corrective treatment without a new procedure fee. This policy does not promise a specific density, graft-survival percentage or cosmetic result.
Understanding clinical photography
A useful comparison needs consistent photography and enough clinical context to explain what changed, when the follow-up was recorded and what treatment was performed.
Camera position, distance and viewing angle should be as similar as possible.
Comparable lighting helps prevent shadows or overexposure from changing the appearance of density.
Wet versus dry hair, fibres, heavy styling and major length differences can distort comparison.
The recorded month matters because early growth and mature results represent different stages.
The treatment area and graft count provide context for the visible coverage and distribution.
Medical therapy, a second procedure or other relevant interventions should be disclosed where applicable.
The cases shown are individual examples and do not guarantee that another patient will achieve the same result. Treatment suitability and expected outcomes require individual assessment.
Evidence quality
Growth context
Hair growth develops gradually. A photograph should always be interpreted according to its follow-up stage.
Around 3 months, early regrowth may still be limited and shedding can remain visible. A 3-month photograph should not be interpreted as a final hair transplant result.
Visible growth may begin, but density is still developing.
Many frontal results become more representative.
Some areas, especially the crown, may continue maturing.
Concise guidance for interpreting growth, coverage, photography and long-term change.
Transplanted follicles taken from a suitable donor area are generally expected to retain their donor characteristics long term. Surrounding non-transplanted hair may continue thinning, so the overall appearance can still change.
Many frontal results are assessed around 9–12 months, while maturation can continue for 12–18 months or longer in some areas. Individual timelines vary.
There is no universal coverage area. Hair calibre, curl, donor quality, recipient density, hair-loss pattern and distribution strategy all affect what 3,000 grafts may achieve.
Camera angle, lighting, hair length, styling, wet or dry hair, image cropping and follow-up timing can all change the visible comparison. Clinical context should accompany the images.
The transplanted area and surrounding native hair can change differently. Continued loss of non-transplanted hair, styling, lighting and ageing may affect the later appearance.
It can. Crown results may appear to mature more slowly in some patients because growth timelines, hair direction, treatment area and density distribution vary. Individual recovery and maturation also differ.
No. The most useful comparisons use similar angles, lighting and styling, identify the follow-up month, and state the technique, treatment area and graft count.
Comparable cases can be helpful, but they cannot predict an identical outcome. Hair type, donor capacity, loss pattern and clinical goals still require individual assessment.
