An Overview of ASMED's Surgical Suites - Hair Transplant Turkey
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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In this short video I take a tour of the surgical suites at ASMED hair transplant clinic in Istanbul, Turkey with Dr. Koray Erdogan's senior patient coordinator, Suzanna. I don't dive too deep into the details as those are too boring for video but I point out some of attractive points of how the surgical floor at ASMED is designed for patient care and with an emphasis on personal attention.
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The cutting edge technology they have employed for the patient’s benefits is very reassuring and leaves most other clinics in their wake. Thanks for sharing Joe!
How do you not get more views you are one of the most honest people in the industry..... maybe that's why. Keep up the fantastic professional work.
I think it has to do with how the truth isn’t sexy and I’m not selling anything. I’m growing though and with subscribers like you I’ll grow more. Thank you.
This is where I went, best decision I ever made. They were amazing
Love the video! Thanks for this. You and Mr Roland's are both honest and explain the best.
It's kind of like the final result of your transplant is relegated to article 25, paragraph 13, subsection C in an ASMED contract.
All these fancies mean nothing if the result is possibly lousy. Its marketing and appearance kind of seem aimed at the gullible.
It's funny how for me the more I see of all their extravagance, the more skeptical I become of them. But that's just me and i could be wrong.
I COMPLETELY understand and I agree 100%. However, when clinics apply to be on my website and my channel, I have to look beyond just results. I have to see their internal protocols, policies, and when I can visit them I need to see their facilities in depth as I do have enough clinical experience to notice when things aren’t done right. I could sit here and look at photos all day long and decide who to work with but that wouldn’t put much value on what I do. And videos like this aren’t supposed to convince anyone to choose ASMED but rather if one is so inclined to have surgery and is already considering them then these videos may be of interest.
@sammo chung I don’t know what this means.
Great video as always, Joe. Starting to wish I had just gone to Turkey myself instead. I'm 4 months post op of a FUE and my donor area is still VERY patchy and noticeable :( Could it still improve or do you think this is it unlikely now?
No, you still have plenty of time to see a turn around. Feel free to send me photos and details on my Instagram.
So glad to see that there is at least 1 good HT clinic in Turkey.
Of course there is at least 1, there are many
I wouldn’t say “many” but that in and of itself is highly subjective. I’d refer to the situation as “several”:) I’m currently reviewing two clinics now and I’m accepting another that will be shared the first week of July. I’m happy about the new one because they applied a year and a half ago and I’ve been working with them to improve some details before I could accept them.
@@bobmarley9712 There is a maximum of 5 good clinics in Turkey. Out of 300
@@bobmarley9712 Yes.
Awesome Joe
Thank you for the great content , just i want to know which is better Hlc clinic in turkey or asmeds clinic ? Appreciated..
I can't make that determination for you. That's your job:) Just do your research and come to your own conclusion, as long as you've tried everything BUT surgery first.
Is Dr. Mwamba in your recommended member list? His work seems impeccable.
No. He’s never applied.
Thanks for your response. Any thoughts/opinions on his work?
@@terribletomvu37 He’s good. I’ve never seen anything that raised alarms but I can’t say anything about patient care or how he runs his clinic.
The only thing I find a bit concerning about asmed is when there’s guys like Planet Stephen on UA-cam that have had 5K grafts put in the hairline at a young age from this clinic, the work looks good but how much donor is left if there is more progression.
I think that his first result was pretty good overall but I also believe that not only should the clinic NOT have agreed to do the second surgery, they shouldn't have agreed to take him on as a patient in the first place. I saw red flags all over that guy and I believe my opinion would have been the best.
@@hairtransplantchannel I thought this kind of stuff makes you break contract with a clinic? If they go against your beliefs. I'm new to this story don't know anything about it, just surprised they've done the opposite to what you'd reccomend
@@bobmarley9712 No, if we disagree on some thing it doesn't mean we don't work together. Mistakes are made with regards to decisions from time to time and I have to accept that but I also have to hope that a lesson can be learned. There was another doctor that I did remove because he did something that was REALLY irresponsible and that I could not overlook.
@@hairtransplantchannel ahh I see, i do wonder what that doctor did, I assume you can't share for legal reasons but yeah at least it's been dealt with
@@bobmarley9712 He accepted a patient that clearly had mental illness issues and participated in a ridiculous publicity stunt that put the patient at risk, all in the name of getting views.
Have you seen some results of hairline design? Asmed has a YT channel but they seem to always film from really far away. So there is even on their website not a good way to see if only single crafts are used in the frontal hairline. And what about hair angles and temple work? That seems to be the most tricky part when doing FUE in Turkey.
Great question. I have seen results and I’ll share them in a future video in the next few weeks. Subscribe (if you haven’t already) and make sure you’ve enabled “all notifications“ so you get notified when it is uploaded.
@@hairtransplantchannel thanks for replying i'm looking forward to your video will be great to hear your full expertise about Asmed.👍
From what i have seen on their huge before and after gallery there seems to be pretty mixed results. Some patients have great results even close to
Dr. Aron Nusbaum in terms of naturalness, while other results of Asmed seem to have quite weird hair angles especially in the temple area. Maybe it varies depending on how expensive the package is that you choose ??
I am a patient of OCD and taking psychotic medicine last 6 years. My main concern is my hair fall started when I was 14. Now I am 30years old. Totally bald. Probably Norwood 7. But the problem is I have losing hair from lower and side portion of the head. Maybe retrograde alopecia. And also losing beard.almost 70% of my beard density has gone and losing my beard line. I saw many dermatologist but nothing works. I just want to know is it treatable?
Greeting Joe, would I be out of line for asking how much would one expect to pay for a possible 5000 graft fue procedure if not how much sir?
-Thank you !
It wouldn't be out of line, no. However, I can't answer that question as I don't like to get into the pricing of my members, but it is also not so cut and dry as only a personal consultation will reveal if they even think you need 5000 to begin with.
Great video
Can you check saifi hair clinic in poland
Good feedback
I’d like to as the limited work I’ve seen looks good but he’s not an IAHRS member and he’d have to ask for a review.
Is this clinic tech based? If they do 8 surgeries a day for example
It's a bit like Eugenix with different "packages". If you want the main guys to come out and work you have to pay a premium.
They do no more than six in a day and it varies regularly between four and six with many being two day surgeries. They do have varying packages which a consultation can clarify.
@@bodega1515 fair point
@@bobmarley9712 Yes, we were serious, but the question then becomes about skill. When we say that, we're saying anyone can open a shop, not that it's a good thing. I'll be sharing a video about the training routine that techs as ASMED have to go through in order to be allowed to work on a patient. Spoiler alert: Its the most rigorous training in the industry, better than what most docs get before they touch their first patient.
Asmed is a hairmill, they destroy peoples heads every day. Shame in you advertising this butcher get some money