Hair Transplant Consultation in Turkey
A hair transplant consultation is where your hair loss is assessed and your options are explained before any decision is made. It covers your donor supply, loss pattern and goals, an indicative graft count and technique, the package that applies, and what results are realistic. We confirm the plan, and a good consultation answers your questions honestly rather than pressuring you to book.
What the consultation covers
The consultation is a two-way conversation. The team reviews your scalp — either from clear photos for a remote assessment or in person — and looks at your donor density, the areas thinning now and how your hair loss may progress. From that they explain whether a transplant suits you, roughly how many grafts you may need, which technique fits your hair, and which package applies.
Just as important is expectation-setting. A responsible consultation is clear that donor supply is finite, that density is planned rather than unlimited, and that individual results vary. If a transplant is not the right step yet, you should be told that too.
Questions worth asking
Come prepared. Asking the right questions helps you compare clinics on more than price and gives you a clear picture of what you are agreeing to.
Online or in person: which to choose
Many patients start remotely and confirm in person, and both routes can lead to a sound plan. An online consultation is convenient, lets you gather quotes from several clinics, and works well from clear photos of the front, top, crown and donor area. An in-person assessment adds a hands-on look at donor density and scalp health, and is where we confirm the final plan.
For international patients the common pattern is a remote consultation to agree an indicative graft count, technique and package, then a face-to-face review on arrival before the procedure. Neither should involve pressure to commit on the spot.
After the consultation
You should leave with a written summary of the proposed plan and cost, not just a verbal figure. Take time to consider it — a plan that is right for you will still be right after a few days' thought. When you are ready, we confirm the final plan, including graft count and technique, before anything is booked.
What to expect
Share your details
Send clear photos of the front, top, crown and donor area, plus your goals and medical history. This lets the team prepare an informed indicative plan.
Assessment
Your donor supply, loss pattern and scalp are reviewed — remotely from photos or hands-on in person — to judge suitability.
Your plan explained
You are talked through an indicative graft count, the recommended technique, realistic density and the package that applies, with time for questions.
Written summary
You receive the proposed plan and cost in writing to consider without pressure — a good plan still stands after a few days' thought.
Plan confirmation
When you are ready, we confirm the final graft count and technique before anything is booked.
Where to go next
Patient journeyFree Hair AnalysisShare a few photos and our patient team will…What to expect 
Patient journeyBefore Your Hair Transplant: Preparation GuideHow to prepare for a hair transplant — what…What to expect Common questions
Is a hair transplant consultation free?
Will the consultation tell me exactly how many grafts I need?
What photos do I need for an online consultation?
How long does a consultation take?
Can I have the consultation online?
Will I be pressured to book on the day?
What questions should I ask at my consultation?
Start with a free hair analysis
Share a few photos and our patient team will come back with an indicative plan, the technique that fits and the package that applies — no obligation.