Process :: Otek Hair Transplant

Hair Transplant Consultation

Individual pre-transplant consultation with a specialist.
Selection of the most suitable hair transplant method.
Clear explanation of the entire hair transplant process step by step.

Individual Treatment Plan

Request for photos of the hairline and donor area.
Assessment by specialists at OTEK Hair Clinic in Antalya.
Hairline design and estimation of the number of grafts.
Detailed explanation of results and expectations.
Option for a direct online consultation with the doctor.

Agreement and Preparation for Hair Transplant

Detailed introduction to the hair transplant procedure.
Explanation of post-operative care and recovery.
Scheduling the procedure date.
Instructions for preparation before the hair transplant.
Deposit payment and reservation confirmation.

Travel to Antalya

Patients travel to Antalya from any country worldwide.
Flights are arranged individually by each patient.
Airport transfer is included in the package price — pick-up on arrival and drop-off for departure.
English-speaking coordinator throughout your stay.
Accommodation in a comfortable seaside hotel and time to relax in Antalya (optional).

Hair Transplant Procedure at OTEK Hair Clinic

Transfer from the hotel to OTEK Hair Clinic.
Consultation with the doctor and final hairline design.
Hair transplant performed under local anesthesia.
Natural growth direction and high hair density.
Modern regenerative therapies supporting healing.
Lunch provided directly at the clinic.

Post-Operative Care After Hair Transplant

Post-procedure check-up at the clinic.
Instructions for caring for transplanted hair.
First hair wash under medical supervision.
Complete documentation and long-term support.

We stay in contact with you even after you return home.

What Happens to Transplanted Hair After the Procedure?

After a hair transplant, the transplanted follicles gradually reconnect to the blood supply and stabilize within the scalp. This biological process takes time and continues to develop over the following months.

In the early stages, new hair may appear finer or lighter. As follicles fully regenerate and enter a stable growth cycle, the hair gradually thickens, darkens, and regains its natural texture.

Modern techniques such as Sapphire FUE and DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) can achieve graft survival rates of up to approximately 90% under optimal conditions. However, clinical outcomes depend heavily on the experience and precision of the physician — including careful graft handling and accurate implantation angle, depth, and density.

Doctor-led care matters: planning, gentle graft handling, and consistent aftercare guidance are key factors for natural-looking density and long-term results.

The Healing Process After Hair Transplantation

Days 1–7 After Transplantation

The new hairline and treated areas are visible immediately. During the first days, small scabs, mild redness, and light flaking are normal signs of healing.

With Sapphire FUE and DHI, the donor area often heals quickly due to minimal tissue trauma. Recovery after FUT may take longer.

A protective headband is commonly used during the first few days to help reduce swelling.

Weeks 2–4 After Surgery

Transplanted follicles enter a temporary resting phase and the new hairs often shed (temporary shedding). This is normal and expected — follicles remain in place and later produce new growth.

Temporary shock loss of surrounding native hair can occur in some patients, but typically resolves as the scalp recovers.

Months 4–6 After Transplantation

From month 4 onward, new growth becomes increasingly noticeable:

approximately 40% of follicles are active after 4 months,
around 60% after 6 months,
the majority of grafts become active by around the 9th month.

Hair gradually thickens, pigmentation strengthens, and overall density improves.

Months 12–18 After the Procedure

Final results typically develop between 12 and 18 months. The hair reaches mature thickness, structure, and color, and can be washed, cut, dyed, and styled normally.