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All my hopes were on “stemson” here in California but somehow last December they shutdown operations in hair cloning research due to lack of funds the weird part is they used to claim they were pretty close to achieve hair cloning in a matter of a few years! 🤨

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

i can't take min/fin without getting heart palpitations. so folks like me are just sol?

He's really intelligent, very well known his stuff

Very good explaination. ❤

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

Here’s a version formatted for a UA-cam comment under one of his videos: I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

I had a hair transplant with Dr. AEK about nine months ago, and it was a complete disaster. He constantly talks down on other clinics in his videos, claiming to be the best, but my experience says otherwise. First of all, there was no consultation with him before surgery. They extracted 3,000 grafts before I even spoke to him, leaving me no choice but to proceed. When I finally met him, he was dismissive, arrogant, and brushed off all my concerns. During the procedure, Dr. AEK barely participated. Most of the work was done by careless technicians using basic tweezers-no advanced tools or techniques. Despite my requests for a natural-looking hairline, he gave me an unnatural zigzag shape that immediately screams "hair transplant." He also ignored my request not to use double or triple grafts in the hairline. The results were terrible-out of 3,000 grafts, I estimate only about 40% successfully grew. The lack of care during implantation was obvious. Dr. AEK is overconfident, dismissive, and treats patients poorly. Please don’t fall for the flashy marketing. My experience was awful, and I’d never recommend this clinic to anyone.

Hair Transplant Experience with Dr. AEK: A Cautionary Tale I waited nine months after my hair transplant to provide an unbiased review of my experience with Dr. AEK’s clinic, and unfortunately, it was extremely negative. Initial Impressions and Decision-Making I did some research and initially thought this was a boutique clinic offering a more personalized experience, as opposed to a "factory" clinic. Dr. AEK's videos heavily influenced my decision. In these, he often criticizes other surgeons and clinics, positioning himself as the best while claiming others are unskilled or reckless. However, he doesn't seem to offer any unique techniques or innovations and appears to rely solely on disparaging competitors to market his services. Pre-Surgery Issues One major red flag was the lack of any consultation with Dr. AEK before the surgery. Upon arrival, they began extracting grafts without giving me the opportunity to speak to the doctor. It was only after a significant number of grafts were removed (around 3,000) that he finally met with me for a brief consultation. At this point, I felt trapped-my grafts were already extracted, leaving me no room to reconsider or request changes. During the consultation, Dr. AEK was dismissive, condescending, and unapproachable. He communicated in a way that left me feeling humiliated, and any questions I asked were met with an aggressive tone. By this point, I had already invested significant time, money, and effort, so I felt I had no choice but to proceed. Surgical Process and Quality Dr. AEK's involvement in the actual procedure was minimal. The technicians handled most of the work, and their approach during implantation was careless and unprofessional. I observed them using basic tweezers to implant the grafts, with no signs of advanced techniques or tools. Dr. AEK openly dismisses modern technology in his practice, comparing hair transplantation to cooking-stating that talent is more important than tools. This analogy felt absurd and inadequate for such a precise and technical medical procedure. Despite my explicit request for a natural-looking, irregular hairline, Dr. AEK ignored my preferences. He created a harsh, zigzag hairline that looks unnatural and immediately reveals that I’ve had a transplant. Additionally, I had specifically asked not to have double or triple grafts implanted in the hairline, but he completely disregarded this and defended it with vague and unconvincing explanations. Results and Aftermath The outcome of the procedure has been deeply disappointing. Out of the 3,000 grafts extracted, I estimate that only about 40% successfully grew. This low success rate seems to be a direct result of the technicians’ lack of attention to detail during implantation. Dr. AEK’s arrogance was evident throughout the process. He repeatedly dismissed my concerns, treating me with disrespect and a lack of empathy. Despite his claims of being the best in the industry, my experience and results tell a very different story. Final Thoughts Overall, my experience with Dr. AEK’s clinic was awful. His overconfidence, dismissive attitude, and subpar results make it clear that he does not live up to the claims in his promotional materials. The clinic’s availability for appointments was also suspiciously open, which could indicate a lack of clientele. I strongly urge anyone considering this clinic to look elsewhere. Don’t be misled by flashy advertisements or empty promises-this was one of the worst decisions I’ve ever made.

Hair Transplant Experience with Dr. AEK: A Cautionary Tale I waited nine months after my hair transplant to provide an unbiased review of my experience with Dr. AEK’s clinic, and unfortunately, it was extremely negative. Initial Impressions and Decision-Making I did some research and initially thought this was a boutique clinic offering a more personalized experience, as opposed to a "factory" clinic. Dr. AEK's videos heavily influenced my decision. In these, he often criticizes other surgeons and clinics, positioning himself as the best while claiming others are unskilled or reckless. However, he doesn't seem to offer any unique techniques or innovations and appears to rely solely on disparaging competitors to market his services. Pre-Surgery Issues One major red flag was the lack of any consultation with Dr. AEK before the surgery. Upon arrival, they began extracting grafts without giving me the opportunity to speak to the doctor. It was only after a significant number of grafts were removed (around 3,000) that he finally met with me for a brief consultation. At this point, I felt trapped-my grafts were already extracted, leaving me no room to reconsider or request changes. During the consultation, Dr. AEK was dismissive, condescending, and unapproachable. He communicated in a way that left me feeling humiliated, and any questions I asked were met with an aggressive tone. By this point, I had already invested significant time, money, and effort, so I felt I had no choice but to proceed. Surgical Process and Quality Dr. AEK's involvement in the actual procedure was minimal. The technicians handled most of the work, and their approach during implantation was careless and unprofessional. I observed them using basic tweezers to implant the grafts, with no signs of advanced techniques or tools. Dr. AEK openly dismisses modern technology in his practice, comparing hair transplantation to cooking-stating that talent is more important than tools. This analogy felt absurd and inadequate for such a precise and technical medical procedure. Despite my explicit request for a natural-looking, irregular hairline, Dr. AEK ignored my preferences. He created a harsh, zigzag hairline that looks unnatural and immediately reveals that I’ve had a transplant. Additionally, I had specifically asked not to have double or triple grafts implanted in the hairline, but he completely disregarded this and defended it with vague and unconvincing explanations. Results and Aftermath The outcome of the procedure has been deeply disappointing. Out of the 3,000 grafts extracted, I estimate that only about 40% successfully grew. This low success rate seems to be a direct result of the technicians’ lack of attention to detail during implantation. Dr. AEK’s arrogance was evident throughout the process. He repeatedly dismissed my concerns, treating me with disrespect and a lack of empathy. Despite his claims of being the best in the industry, my experience and results tell a very different story. Final Thoughts Overall, my experience with Dr. AEK’s clinic was awful. His overconfidence, dismissive attitude, and subpar results make it clear that he does not live up to the claims in his promotional materials. The clinic’s availability for appointments was also suspiciously open, which could indicate a lack of clientele. I strongly urge anyone considering this clinic to look elsewhere. Don’t be misled by flashy advertisements or empty promises-this was one of the worst decisions I’ve ever made.

Hair Transplant Experience with Dr. AEK: A Cautionary Tale I waited nine months after my hair transplant to provide an unbiased review of my experience with Dr. AEK’s clinic, and unfortunately, it was extremely negative. Initial Impressions and Decision-Making I did some research and initially thought this was a boutique clinic offering a more personalized experience, as opposed to a "factory" clinic. Dr. AEK's videos heavily influenced my decision. In these, he often criticizes other surgeons and clinics, positioning himself as the best while claiming others are unskilled or reckless. However, he doesn't seem to offer any unique techniques or innovations and appears to rely solely on disparaging competitors to market his services. Pre-Surgery Issues One major red flag was the lack of any consultation with Dr. AEK before the surgery. Upon arrival, they began extracting grafts without giving me the opportunity to speak to the doctor. It was only after a significant number of grafts were removed (around 3,000) that he finally met with me for a brief consultation. At this point, I felt trapped-my grafts were already extracted, leaving me no room to reconsider or request changes. During the consultation, Dr. AEK was dismissive, condescending, and unapproachable. He communicated in a way that left me feeling humiliated, and any questions I asked were met with an aggressive tone. By this point, I had already invested significant time, money, and effort, so I felt I had no choice but to proceed. Surgical Process and Quality Dr. AEK's involvement in the actual procedure was minimal. The technicians handled most of the work, and their approach during implantation was careless and unprofessional. I observed them using basic tweezers to implant the grafts, with no signs of advanced techniques or tools. Dr. AEK openly dismisses modern technology in his practice, comparing hair transplantation to cooking-stating that talent is more important than tools. This analogy felt absurd and inadequate for such a precise and technical medical procedure. Despite my explicit request for a natural-looking, irregular hairline, Dr. AEK ignored my preferences. He created a harsh, zigzag hairline that looks unnatural and immediately reveals that I’ve had a transplant. Additionally, I had specifically asked not to have double or triple grafts implanted in the hairline, but he completely disregarded this and defended it with vague and unconvincing explanations. Results and Aftermath The outcome of the procedure has been deeply disappointing. Out of the 3,000 grafts extracted, I estimate that only about 40% successfully grew. This low success rate seems to be a direct result of the technicians’ lack of attention to detail during implantation. Dr. AEK’s arrogance was evident throughout the process. He repeatedly dismissed my concerns, treating me with disrespect and a lack of empathy. Despite his claims of being the best in the industry, my experience and results tell a very different story. Final Thoughts Overall, my experience with Dr. AEK’s clinic was awful. His overconfidence, dismissive attitude, and subpar results make it clear that he does not live up to the claims in his promotional materials. The clinic’s availability for appointments was also suspiciously open, which could indicate a lack of clientele. I strongly urge anyone considering this clinic to look elsewhere. Don’t be misled by flashy advertisements or empty promises-this was one of the worst decisions I’ve ever made.

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Hello Doctor, thank you for this video. This is extremely well explained, one the best videos I've seen on the subject. Thank you! May I ask a question? I had a hair transplant two years ago and recently experienced a serious hair loss. I have to say I've been recommended to stop using finasteride after a while (but I was still using minoxidil). Also, I guess spending two months in a hot and sunny country accelerated my hair loss, despite of the precautions I took. Now, I read that getting back on a full routine (finasteride + minox + dermarolling) can help get most of the hair back. I'm quite doubtful when I see how my hairline has been damaged. What do you think about it? Is there any chance to regrow hair thanks to this routine after a while? Thank you so much!!

The donor hair area is a little bit high,hopefully the he has success with the transplanted hair staying after several years.

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This actually doesn't work. 2 surgeries later, current surgeons say my donor area is screwed beyond repair. Don't bother and just go to Turkey.

How many grafts, and how long until the scar heals?

And how do I find the right clinic for my specific case? For example one good for higher balding stages? I’m norwood 7. Should I go to clinics offering full coverage in one session or go for front and middle first with fewer grafts?

As a American medical doctor myself, you have spoken genuine words, and you have given a realistic approach in choosing quality over overhyped marketed clinics, which is why I am interested in your clinic.

Price Saudi currency 💵 tell me

Do you recommend a punch smaller than 0.8mm ?

This is why i'm leaning towards you vs Asmed and Cosmedica Clinic (Dr. Levent Acar). I'm doing further research and would like a consultation with you. I don't think your website is working for consultation submission form.

This video would have helped if in the contrary, you recommended what to ask instead. Or how we as patients should be able to filter good clinics from bad clinics. Because if a doctor can lie about one thing, then they can lie about all.

0:42 OMG. Those stitches 😢

Use verteporfin for Hair cloning

Agreed!

Superb 👍

Very natural looking result

Thank you dr, it could has a lot if potencial... If its work maybe Nobel Prize... You say for example the doble, triple, or fourty hairs graft can deliberated divided into single follicles, and they could grow doble, triple, or fourty hairs depends of the original graft? Another question... You can implant this divided single grafts in depleted donor zone to fix it?

Thank you very much for your time sharing this information doctor. I had a friend who was treated by you and he recommended you. I need a hair transplant and I’m very overwhelmed about where to start looking if I visit Istanbul. This video was brilliant. I’m looking forward to booking an appointment with you. Best regards

How much around it cost ?? Average???

I completely understand this. The real vs. fake runs rapid in the Cosmetolgy//Trichology field.

I found the right person to gain knowledge. Thank you!

Avoid Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz The reason for this review is that after 8 days of my surgery, once all the swelling subsided, I noticed significant gaps in the transplanted hair. I decided to consult a doctor in the UK, who revealed that only 3000 to 3500 grafts were transplanted. This is the number typically done in a single day. I had paid extra for a two-day surgery, expecting up to 7000 grafts, harvesting from the back of my head, beard, chest, and back. Despite having enough hair on my chest and beard, a limited number of grafts were harvested, resulting in poor-quality transplantation. I did extensive research to ensure I selected a reputable clinic for my hair transplant surgery, aiming specifically for a doctor's clinic rather than a dubious establishment. I chose AEK Hair Clinic because it is owned by Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz, who is certified by the ABHRS and a fellow of ISHRS. However, my experience was far from what I expected, and I am deeply disappointed. Despite choosing a doctor-led clinic, Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz showed minimal interest in my procedure. He spent less than two minutes discussing the process with me. He arrived after the harvesting had already begun, said a few sentences, and drew lines on my head. During those two minutes, he told me it was impossible to achieve maximum coverage due to my advanced hair loss and recommended only covering two-thirds of my scalp. He was convinced that no matter where the hair was harvested from, more coverage was not feasible. This was a stark contrast to the initial consultation with the sales representative, who assured me that due to my advanced hair loss, a mega session over two days would be performed, including FUE with body hair transplant. During the surgery, Dr. Karadeniz mentioned he would only take hair from my beard, not my chest. I had to request him to include hair from my chest, explaining this was my last chance after two previous surgeries. He reluctantly agreed to harvest a small portion from my chest as a favour. After those two minutes, Dr. Karadeniz did not check on me or the progress of the surgery, even on the last day. His interest seemed to vanish once the payment was made. What was supposed to be a two-day surgery turned into only 1.5 days, as they did not maximize the available hair harvesting. It appears Dr. Karadeniz instructed the technicians to limit the hair harvested. While I have no complaints about the technicians, who were kind and helpful, Dr. Karadeniz’s involvement was less than 1%-limited to drawing four lines on my head and nothing more. This made me feel that choosing an expensive clinic like AEK was pointless, as the doctor’s role was negligible. It would have been better to choose a clinic with experienced technicians at a lower cost. In my previous surgery in India, although technicians performed most of the work, the doctor was still involved in critical tasks like making channels for insertions. Moreover, Dr. Karadeniz claimed that chest hair is not sustainable for transplant. If that is the case, why was I promised FUE + body hair transplant beforehand, and why does their website state they perform BHT with FUE for patients with limited donor areas? It felt like once the payment was secured, Dr. Karadeniz lost interest in my surgery and rushed to complete it, possibly because two more surgeries were scheduled on the same day. This clinic operates more like a money-making business with little regard for patient care. Lastly, I was told they would use the DHI technique for my surgery. However, during the procedure, I found out they were performing a standard FUE technique because DHI is not recommended for body hair transplants. This discrepancy should have been communicated to me beforehand, as they knew it would be a two-day surgery with BHT. They charged me for the more expensive DHI technique but only performed the cheaper FUE procedure. In conclusion, my experience with AEK Hair Clinic was extremely disappointing. Dr. Karadeniz’s minimal involvement and the clinic's misleading practices have left me feeling deceived and dissatisfied. I would not recommend AEK Hair Clinic to anyone considering a hair transplant. Save your money and go to a clinic where the doctor is genuinely involved, or opt for experienced technicians at a more affordable price.

Avoid Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz The reason for this review is that after 8 days of my surgery, once all the swelling subsided, I noticed significant gaps in the transplanted hair. I decided to consult a doctor in the UK, who revealed that only 3000 to 3500 grafts were transplanted. This is the number typically done in a single day. I had paid extra for a two-day surgery, expecting up to 7000 grafts, harvesting from the back of my head, beard, chest, and back. Despite having enough hair on my chest and beard, a limited number of grafts were harvested, resulting in poor-quality transplantation. I did extensive research to ensure I selected a reputable clinic for my hair transplant surgery, aiming specifically for a doctor's clinic rather than a dubious establishment. I chose AEK Hair Clinic because it is owned by Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz, who is certified by the ABHRS and a fellow of ISHRS. However, my experience was far from what I expected, and I am deeply disappointed. Despite choosing a doctor-led clinic, Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz showed minimal interest in my procedure. He spent less than two minutes discussing the process with me. He arrived after the harvesting had already begun, said a few sentences, and drew lines on my head. During those two minutes, he told me it was impossible to achieve maximum coverage due to my advanced hair loss and recommended only covering two-thirds of my scalp. He was convinced that no matter where the hair was harvested from, more coverage was not feasible. This was a stark contrast to the initial consultation with the sales representative, who assured me that due to my advanced hair loss, a mega session over two days would be performed, including FUE with body hair transplant. During the surgery, Dr. Karadeniz mentioned he would only take hair from my beard, not my chest. I had to request him to include hair from my chest, explaining this was my last chance after two previous surgeries. He reluctantly agreed to harvest a small portion from my chest as a favour. After those two minutes, Dr. Karadeniz did not check on me or the progress of the surgery, even on the last day. His interest seemed to vanish once the payment was made. What was supposed to be a two-day surgery turned into only 1.5 days, as they did not maximize the available hair harvesting. It appears Dr. Karadeniz instructed the technicians to limit the hair harvested. While I have no complaints about the technicians, who were kind and helpful, Dr. Karadeniz’s involvement was less than 1%-limited to drawing four lines on my head and nothing more. This made me feel that choosing an expensive clinic like AEK was pointless, as the doctor’s role was negligible. It would have been better to choose a clinic with experienced technicians at a lower cost. In my previous surgery in India, although technicians performed most of the work, the doctor was still involved in critical tasks like making channels for insertions. Moreover, Dr. Karadeniz claimed that chest hair is not sustainable for transplant. If that is the case, why was I promised FUE + body hair transplant beforehand, and why does their website state they perform BHT with FUE for patients with limited donor areas? It felt like once the payment was secured, Dr. Karadeniz lost interest in my surgery and rushed to complete it, possibly because two more surgeries were scheduled on the same day. This clinic operates more like a money-making business with little regard for patient care. Lastly, I was told they would use the DHI technique for my surgery. However, during the procedure, I found out they were performing a standard FUE technique because DHI is not recommended for body hair transplants. This discrepancy should have been communicated to me beforehand, as they knew it would be a two-day surgery with BHT. They charged me for the more expensive DHI technique but only performed the cheaper FUE procedure. In conclusion, my experience with AEK Hair Clinic was extremely disappointing. Dr. Karadeniz’s minimal involvement and the clinic's misleading practices have left me feeling deceived and dissatisfied. I would not recommend AEK Hair Clinic to anyone considering a hair transplant. Save your money and go to a clinic where the doctor is genuinely involved, or opt for experienced technicians at a more affordable price.

Avoid Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz The reason for this review is that after 8 days of my surgery, once all the swelling subsided, I noticed significant gaps in the transplanted hair. I decided to consult a doctor in the UK, who revealed that only 3000 to 3500 grafts were transplanted. This is the number typically done in a single day. I had paid extra for a two-day surgery, expecting up to 7000 grafts, harvesting from the back of my head, beard, chest, and back. Despite having enough hair on my chest and beard, a limited number of grafts were harvested, resulting in poor-quality transplantation. I did extensive research to ensure I selected a reputable clinic for my hair transplant surgery, aiming specifically for a doctor's clinic rather than a dubious establishment. I chose AEK Hair Clinic because it is owned by Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz, who is certified by the ABHRS and a fellow of ISHRS. However, my experience was far from what I expected, and I am deeply disappointed. Despite choosing a doctor-led clinic, Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz showed minimal interest in my procedure. He spent less than two minutes discussing the process with me. He arrived after the harvesting had already begun, said a few sentences, and drew lines on my head. During those two minutes, he told me it was impossible to achieve maximum coverage due to my advanced hair loss and recommended only covering two-thirds of my scalp. He was convinced that no matter where the hair was harvested from, more coverage was not feasible. This was a stark contrast to the initial consultation with the sales representative, who assured me that due to my advanced hair loss, a mega session over two days would be performed, including FUE with body hair transplant. During the surgery, Dr. Karadeniz mentioned he would only take hair from my beard, not my chest. I had to request him to include hair from my chest, explaining this was my last chance after two previous surgeries. He reluctantly agreed to harvest a small portion from my chest as a favour. After those two minutes, Dr. Karadeniz did not check on me or the progress of the surgery, even on the last day. His interest seemed to vanish once the payment was made. What was supposed to be a two-day surgery turned into only 1.5 days, as they did not maximize the available hair harvesting. It appears Dr. Karadeniz instructed the technicians to limit the hair harvested. While I have no complaints about the technicians, who were kind and helpful, Dr. Karadeniz’s involvement was less than 1%-limited to drawing four lines on my head and nothing more. This made me feel that choosing an expensive clinic like AEK was pointless, as the doctor’s role was negligible. It would have been better to choose a clinic with experienced technicians at a lower cost. In my previous surgery in India, although technicians performed most of the work, the doctor was still involved in critical tasks like making channels for insertions. Moreover, Dr. Karadeniz claimed that chest hair is not sustainable for transplant. If that is the case, why was I promised FUE + body hair transplant beforehand, and why does their website state they perform BHT with FUE for patients with limited donor areas? It felt like once the payment was secured, Dr. Karadeniz lost interest in my surgery and rushed to complete it, possibly because two more surgeries were scheduled on the same day. This clinic operates more like a money-making business with little regard for patient care. Lastly, I was told they would use the DHI technique for my surgery. However, during the procedure, I found out they were performing a standard FUE technique because DHI is not recommended for body hair transplants. This discrepancy should have been communicated to me beforehand, as they knew it would be a two-day surgery with BHT. They charged me for the more expensive DHI technique but only performed the cheaper FUE procedure. In conclusion, my experience with AEK Hair Clinic was extremely disappointing. Dr. Karadeniz’s minimal involvement and the clinic's misleading practices have left me feeling deceived and dissatisfied. I would not recommend AEK Hair Clinic to anyone considering a hair transplant. Save your money and go to a clinic where the doctor is genuinely involved, or opt for experienced technicians at a more affordable price.

Avoid Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz The reason for this review is that after 8 days of my surgery, once all the swelling subsided, I noticed significant gaps in the transplanted hair. I decided to consult a doctor in the UK, who revealed that only 3000 to 3500 grafts were transplanted. This is the number typically done in a single day. I had paid extra for a two-day surgery, expecting up to 7000 grafts, harvesting from the back of my head, beard, chest, and back. Despite having enough hair on my chest and beard, a limited number of grafts were harvested, resulting in poor-quality transplantation. I did extensive research to ensure I selected a reputable clinic for my hair transplant surgery, aiming specifically for a doctor's clinic rather than a dubious establishment. I chose AEK Hair Clinic because it is owned by Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz, who is certified by the ABHRS and a fellow of ISHRS. However, my experience was far from what I expected, and I am deeply disappointed. Despite choosing a doctor-led clinic, Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz showed minimal interest in my procedure. He spent less than two minutes discussing the process with me. He arrived after the harvesting had already begun, said a few sentences, and drew lines on my head. During those two minutes, he told me it was impossible to achieve maximum coverage due to my advanced hair loss and recommended only covering two-thirds of my scalp. He was convinced that no matter where the hair was harvested from, more coverage was not feasible. This was a stark contrast to the initial consultation with the sales representative, who assured me that due to my advanced hair loss, a mega session over two days would be performed, including FUE with body hair transplant. During the surgery, Dr. Karadeniz mentioned he would only take hair from my beard, not my chest. I had to request him to include hair from my chest, explaining this was my last chance after two previous surgeries. He reluctantly agreed to harvest a small portion from my chest as a favour. After those two minutes, Dr. Karadeniz did not check on me or the progress of the surgery, even on the last day. His interest seemed to vanish once the payment was made. What was supposed to be a two-day surgery turned into only 1.5 days, as they did not maximize the available hair harvesting. It appears Dr. Karadeniz instructed the technicians to limit the hair harvested. While I have no complaints about the technicians, who were kind and helpful, Dr. Karadeniz’s involvement was less than 1%-limited to drawing four lines on my head and nothing more. This made me feel that choosing an expensive clinic like AEK was pointless, as the doctor’s role was negligible. It would have been better to choose a clinic with experienced technicians at a lower cost. In my previous surgery in India, although technicians performed most of the work, the doctor was still involved in critical tasks like making channels for insertions. Moreover, Dr. Karadeniz claimed that chest hair is not sustainable for transplant. If that is the case, why was I promised FUE + body hair transplant beforehand, and why does their website state they perform BHT with FUE for patients with limited donor areas? It felt like once the payment was secured, Dr. Karadeniz lost interest in my surgery and rushed to complete it, possibly because two more surgeries were scheduled on the same day. This clinic operates more like a money-making business with little regard for patient care. Lastly, I was told they would use the DHI technique for my surgery. However, during the procedure, I found out they were performing a standard FUE technique because DHI is not recommended for body hair transplants. This discrepancy should have been communicated to me beforehand, as they knew it would be a two-day surgery with BHT. They charged me for the more expensive DHI technique but only performed the cheaper FUE procedure. In conclusion, my experience with AEK Hair Clinic was extremely disappointing. Dr. Karadeniz’s minimal involvement and the clinic's misleading practices have left me feeling deceived and dissatisfied. I would not recommend AEK Hair Clinic to anyone considering a hair transplant. Save your money and go to a clinic where the doctor is genuinely involved, or opt for experienced technicians at a more affordable price.

Avoid Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz The reason for this review is that after 8 days of my surgery, once all the swelling subsided, I noticed significant gaps in the transplanted hair. I decided to consult a doctor in the UK, who revealed that only 3000 to 3500 grafts were transplanted. This is the number typically done in a single day. I had paid extra for a two-day surgery, expecting up to 7000 grafts, harvesting from the back of my head, beard, chest, and back. Despite having enough hair on my chest and beard, a limited number of grafts were harvested, resulting in poor-quality transplantation. I did extensive research to ensure I selected a reputable clinic for my hair transplant surgery, aiming specifically for a doctor's clinic rather than a dubious establishment. I chose AEK Hair Clinic because it is owned by Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz, who is certified by the ABHRS and a fellow of ISHRS. However, my experience was far from what I expected, and I am deeply disappointed. Despite choosing a doctor-led clinic, Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz showed minimal interest in my procedure. He spent less than two minutes discussing the process with me. He arrived after the harvesting had already begun, said a few sentences, and drew lines on my head. During those two minutes, he told me it was impossible to achieve maximum coverage due to my advanced hair loss and recommended only covering two-thirds of my scalp. He was convinced that no matter where the hair was harvested from, more coverage was not feasible. This was a stark contrast to the initial consultation with the sales representative, who assured me that due to my advanced hair loss, a mega session over two days would be performed, including FUE with body hair transplant. During the surgery, Dr. Karadeniz mentioned he would only take hair from my beard, not my chest. I had to request him to include hair from my chest, explaining this was my last chance after two previous surgeries. He reluctantly agreed to harvest a small portion from my chest as a favour. After those two minutes, Dr. Karadeniz did not check on me or the progress of the surgery, even on the last day. His interest seemed to vanish once the payment was made. What was supposed to be a two-day surgery turned into only 1.5 days, as they did not maximize the available hair harvesting. It appears Dr. Karadeniz instructed the technicians to limit the hair harvested. While I have no complaints about the technicians, who were kind and helpful, Dr. Karadeniz’s involvement was less than 1%-limited to drawing four lines on my head and nothing more. This made me feel that choosing an expensive clinic like AEK was pointless, as the doctor’s role was negligible. It would have been better to choose a clinic with experienced technicians at a lower cost. In my previous surgery in India, although technicians performed most of the work, the doctor was still involved in critical tasks like making channels for insertions. Moreover, Dr. Karadeniz claimed that chest hair is not sustainable for transplant. If that is the case, why was I promised FUE + body hair transplant beforehand, and why does their website state they perform BHT with FUE for patients with limited donor areas? It felt like once the payment was secured, Dr. Karadeniz lost interest in my surgery and rushed to complete it, possibly because two more surgeries were scheduled on the same day. This clinic operates more like a money-making business with little regard for patient care. Lastly, I was told they would use the DHI technique for my surgery. However, during the procedure, I found out they were performing a standard FUE technique because DHI is not recommended for body hair transplants. This discrepancy should have been communicated to me beforehand, as they knew it would be a two-day surgery with BHT. They charged me for the more expensive DHI technique but only performed the cheaper FUE procedure. In conclusion, my experience with AEK Hair Clinic was extremely disappointing. Dr. Karadeniz’s minimal involvement and the clinic's misleading practices have left me feeling deceived and dissatisfied. I would not recommend AEK Hair Clinic to anyone considering a hair transplant. Save your money and go to a clinic where the doctor is genuinely involved, or opt for experienced technicians at a more affordable price.

Avoid Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz The reason for this review is that after 8 days of my surgery, once all the swelling subsided, I noticed significant gaps in the transplanted hair. I decided to consult a doctor in the UK, who revealed that only 3000 to 3500 grafts were transplanted. This is the number typically done in a single day. I had paid extra for a two-day surgery, expecting up to 7000 grafts, harvesting from the back of my head, beard, chest, and back. Despite having enough hair on my chest and beard, a limited number of grafts were harvested, resulting in poor-quality transplantation. I did extensive research to ensure I selected a reputable clinic for my hair transplant surgery, aiming specifically for a doctor's clinic rather than a dubious establishment. I chose AEK Hair Clinic because it is owned by Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz, who is certified by the ABHRS and a fellow of ISHRS. However, my experience was far from what I expected, and I am deeply disappointed. Despite choosing a doctor-led clinic, Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz showed minimal interest in my procedure. He spent less than two minutes discussing the process with me. He arrived after the harvesting had already begun, said a few sentences, and drew lines on my head. During those two minutes, he told me it was impossible to achieve maximum coverage due to my advanced hair loss and recommended only covering two-thirds of my scalp. He was convinced that no matter where the hair was harvested from, more coverage was not feasible. This was a stark contrast to the initial consultation with the sales representative, who assured me that due to my advanced hair loss, a mega session over two days would be performed, including FUE with body hair transplant. During the surgery, Dr. Karadeniz mentioned he would only take hair from my beard, not my chest. I had to request him to include hair from my chest, explaining this was my last chance after two previous surgeries. He reluctantly agreed to harvest a small portion from my chest as a favour. After those two minutes, Dr. Karadeniz did not check on me or the progress of the surgery, even on the last day. His interest seemed to vanish once the payment was made. What was supposed to be a two-day surgery turned into only 1.5 days, as they did not maximize the available hair harvesting. It appears Dr. Karadeniz instructed the technicians to limit the hair harvested. While I have no complaints about the technicians, who were kind and helpful, Dr. Karadeniz’s involvement was less than 1%-limited to drawing four lines on my head and nothing more. This made me feel that choosing an expensive clinic like AEK was pointless, as the doctor’s role was negligible. It would have been better to choose a clinic with experienced technicians at a lower cost. In my previous surgery in India, although technicians performed most of the work, the doctor was still involved in critical tasks like making channels for insertions. Moreover, Dr. Karadeniz claimed that chest hair is not sustainable for transplant. If that is the case, why was I promised FUE + body hair transplant beforehand, and why does their website state they perform BHT with FUE for patients with limited donor areas? It felt like once the payment was secured, Dr. Karadeniz lost interest in my surgery and rushed to complete it, possibly because two more surgeries were scheduled on the same day. This clinic operates more like a money-making business with little regard for patient care. Lastly, I was told they would use the DHI technique for my surgery. However, during the procedure, I found out they were performing a standard FUE technique because DHI is not recommended for body hair transplants. This discrepancy should have been communicated to me beforehand, as they knew it would be a two-day surgery with BHT. They charged me for the more expensive DHI technique but only performed the cheaper FUE procedure. In conclusion, my experience with AEK Hair Clinic was extremely disappointing. Dr. Karadeniz’s minimal involvement and the clinic's misleading practices have left me feeling deceived and dissatisfied. I would not recommend AEK Hair Clinic to anyone considering a hair transplant. Save your money and go to a clinic where the doctor is genuinely involved, or opt for experienced technicians at a more affordable price.

Avoid Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz The reason for this review is that after 8 days of my surgery, once all the swelling subsided, I noticed significant gaps in the transplanted hair. I decided to consult a doctor in the UK, who revealed that only 3000 to 3500 grafts were transplanted. This is the number typically done in a single day. I had paid extra for a two-day surgery, expecting up to 7000 grafts, harvesting from the back of my head, beard, chest, and back. Despite having enough hair on my chest and beard, a limited number of grafts were harvested, resulting in poor-quality transplantation. I did extensive research to ensure I selected a reputable clinic for my hair transplant surgery, aiming specifically for a doctor's clinic rather than a dubious establishment. I chose AEK Hair Clinic because it is owned by Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz, who is certified by the ABHRS and a fellow of ISHRS. However, my experience was far from what I expected, and I am deeply disappointed. Despite choosing a doctor-led clinic, Dr. Ali Emre Karadeniz showed minimal interest in my procedure. He spent less than two minutes discussing the process with me. He arrived after the harvesting had already begun, said a few sentences, and drew lines on my head. During those two minutes, he told me it was impossible to achieve maximum coverage due to my advanced hair loss and recommended only covering two-thirds of my scalp. He was convinced that no matter where the hair was harvested from, more coverage was not feasible. This was a stark contrast to the initial consultation with the sales representative, who assured me that due to my advanced hair loss, a mega session over two days would be performed, including FUE with body hair transplant. During the surgery, Dr. Karadeniz mentioned he would only take hair from my beard, not my chest. I had to request him to include hair from my chest, explaining this was my last chance after two previous surgeries. He reluctantly agreed to harvest a small portion from my chest as a favour. After those two minutes, Dr. Karadeniz did not check on me or the progress of the surgery, even on the last day. His interest seemed to vanish once the payment was made. What was supposed to be a two-day surgery turned into only 1.5 days, as they did not maximize the available hair harvesting. It appears Dr. Karadeniz instructed the technicians to limit the hair harvested. While I have no complaints about the technicians, who were kind and helpful, Dr. Karadeniz’s involvement was less than 1%-limited to drawing four lines on my head and nothing more. This made me feel that choosing an expensive clinic like AEK was pointless, as the doctor’s role was negligible. It would have been better to choose a clinic with experienced technicians at a lower cost. In my previous surgery in India, although technicians performed most of the work, the doctor was still involved in critical tasks like making channels for insertions. Moreover, Dr. Karadeniz claimed that chest hair is not sustainable for transplant. If that is the case, why was I promised FUE + body hair transplant beforehand, and why does their website state they perform BHT with FUE for patients with limited donor areas? It felt like once the payment was secured, Dr. Karadeniz lost interest in my surgery and rushed to complete it, possibly because two more surgeries were scheduled on the same day. This clinic operates more like a money-making business with little regard for patient care. Lastly, I was told they would use the DHI technique for my surgery. However, during the procedure, I found out they were performing a standard FUE technique because DHI is not recommended for body hair transplants. This discrepancy should have been communicated to me beforehand, as they knew it would be a two-day surgery with BHT. They charged me for the more expensive DHI technique but only performed the cheaper FUE procedure. In conclusion, my experience with AEK Hair Clinic was extremely disappointing. Dr. Karadeniz’s minimal involvement and the clinic's misleading practices have left me feeling deceived and dissatisfied. I would not recommend AEK Hair Clinic to anyone considering a hair transplant. Save your money and go to a clinic where the doctor is genuinely involved, or opt for experienced technicians at a more affordable price.