Hisoka
member
I contacted HLC more than a year ago about doing a hair transplant, and they asked me to take medications (Finasteride and Minoxidil) to improve my donor area first.
So I took the medications (I wasn't 100% consistent with taking the medications, but I got an improvement).
I contacted HLC again and scheduled a hair transplant.
Then, recently, Dr. Özgür Öztan from HLC visited my country, and I had the chance to meet him and get a consultation about my donor area.
Unfortunately, he told me I have a weak donor area, and if I go for transplantation, he can't do more than 2,000 grafts (before this consultation, they suggested 3,500 grafts).
And he gave me two options:
I contacted my dermatologist to consult about the Biopsy test and schedule one. She said I don't need to do this test since she doesn't see any issue that needs treatment in my donor area.
Now, I am confused about what to do.
Both Dr. Özgür Öztan and my dermatologist are experts in their domains, but their opinions are a bit conflicting.
What do you suggest me to do at this point?
Should I try another clinic? I feel that HLC only take clients with perfect donor area.
Attached pictures of my donor area; please let me know if you need more pictures.
So I took the medications (I wasn't 100% consistent with taking the medications, but I got an improvement).
I contacted HLC again and scheduled a hair transplant.
Then, recently, Dr. Özgür Öztan from HLC visited my country, and I had the chance to meet him and get a consultation about my donor area.
Unfortunately, he told me I have a weak donor area, and if I go for transplantation, he can't do more than 2,000 grafts (before this consultation, they suggested 3,500 grafts).
And he gave me two options:
- Do a 2,000 grafts hair transplant, and maybe take a little bit more from the beard (I have a strong beard). In addition, do a Biopsy test (in parallel) to examine why I have so many weak grafts and treat them.
- Do the Biopsy test first and check if I have an issue that I need to treat, treat it, and only then do the transplant.
I contacted my dermatologist to consult about the Biopsy test and schedule one. She said I don't need to do this test since she doesn't see any issue that needs treatment in my donor area.
Now, I am confused about what to do.
Both Dr. Özgür Öztan and my dermatologist are experts in their domains, but their opinions are a bit conflicting.
What do you suggest me to do at this point?
Should I try another clinic? I feel that HLC only take clients with perfect donor area.
Attached pictures of my donor area; please let me know if you need more pictures.





