Hair Transplantation in Alanya
Assessment, procedure and aftercare in Alanya — starting with whether it is right for you.
Start with the assessment, not the price
Hair transplantation works well for pattern hair loss with a stable donor area. It works badly, or not at all, for hair loss caused by thyroid disease, iron deficiency, medication, recent illness or scarring conditions — and those causes are common enough that assessing them first is not optional.
That is why the first step here is a medical consultation: examination of the scalp and donor area, a history, and blood tests where the pattern suggests a medical cause.
The process
- Consultation and assessment, including whether a transplant is the right answer
- Planning the hairline and the number of grafts, with realistic density expectations
- The procedure itself, under local anaesthetic
- Aftercare instructions, medication and follow-up
Clinic hours: 09:00–19:00, seven days a week
House calls: 24/7
What to expect afterwards
Transplanted hairs shed within the first month — this is normal and expected. Visible regrowth starts at three to four months and the final result is judged at twelve months. Anyone promising a finished result in six weeks is selling something.
Plan your flight for at least two days after the procedure, and avoid sun, sea and swimming pools during the healing period.
How to arrange it
Call or send a WhatsApp message to +90 543 580 69 13. Tell us what is wrong and where you are — a hotel name and room number is enough. You are given a time and a price before anything starts.
The clinic is at Oba Mah., Fabrika Caddesi, Alanya / Antalya, Türkiye, open 09:00–19:00, seven days a week. Hotel and home visits run 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
If someone is unconscious, cannot breathe, is bleeding heavily or has chest pain, call 112 first.
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Medical disclaimer. This page is general health information, not a diagnosis and not a substitute for a consultation. If someone is unconscious, struggling to breathe, bleeding heavily or having chest pain, call 112 — the Turkish emergency number — immediately.
Written and medically reviewed by Dr. Oğuzhan Özkan, physician, Alanya. Last reviewed: 11 August 2026.