Likya Saç Ekim & Estetik | Alsancak

The process is extremely chaotic. There's no systematic approach, and no one really knows what's going on. I didn't feel good about the whole process, and I wouldn't have a DHI transplant there again. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend it.

They are completely unreliable, don't stand behind their procedures, and the materials they offer are different from the ones used, and they command high prices. The only good thing there is Ms. Saadet. Doctors and staff change frequently, so if you want to deal with the courts, you can choose her. (They specifically asked me to comment, I hope I was helpful.)

Years ago, they injected me with water called Botox. When I went for a follow-up three weeks after the procedure, I asked why the Botox still hadn't taken effect, and I barely escaped with my life. I still can't forget their aggressive behavior, laughing and insulting me as if they were mocking me. Is it worth taking people's curses and hurting me for a pittance? I don't remember being this upset in my life. I don't forgive them. Apparently, those who go there are generally inexperienced, uninformed, and uninformed. I learned that quite a few people like me have suffered from Botox, hair loss, and skin problems. And when I learned that the owner was an AKP member, I deleted my first comment out of fear. Now I feel the need to write again. Maybe someone else might have researched this.

2 years ago we agreed on a 5000 grafts upfront, but 2600 were transplanted, the rest was said to be completed in 6 months, beard etc. However, I went and the person I made the deal with left, they just threw it away as if saying go get your money from him, they wanted 12 lira more for the remaining hair transplant, they won't do it, they don't give me a contract, ethical rules don't justify it, it's also painful and causes deformation, I walked around with scars all over my head for a year and a half.

Muthis