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General information
All content on the Linda Hair website about hair transplants, beard and eyebrow transplants, hair loss and supportive treatments is provided for general information only. It is not intended to diagnose, recommend treatment or replace an examination by a physician.
The cause of hair loss, the appropriate treatment and suitability for a hair transplant can only be determined after an examination and any necessary tests carried out by a physician. We recommend that you always consult a physician before making any decision about your health.
Results vary from person to person
The before-and-after photos shared on our website belong to real patients and are published, with their consent, for information only. They do not mean that the same result will be achieved in every patient. Hair transplant results vary from person to person depending on many factors, including donor capacity, hair type, hair and skin colour, the stage of hair loss, general health and aftercare.
Timeframes mentioned on the site (procedure length, recovery time, when hair grows, etc.) are general averages and may differ for each patient.
Risks
As with any surgical or medical procedure, hair transplants and supportive treatments carry possible risks and side effects. These include swelling, redness, infection, temporary numbness, cysts, shock loss and not reaching the expected density. These risks are explained to you in detail before surgery, and your written consent is obtained.
Preliminary assessment
The free preliminary assessment based on photos is not a definitive diagnosis or treatment plan. The recommended technique and graft range are approximate; the final plan is determined after the examination and measurements on surgery day.
Emergencies
This website and our WhatsApp channel are not suitable for medical emergencies. If you have an urgent health problem, call your local emergency number (112 in Turkey) or go to the nearest healthcare facility.
The information on this page is for general guidance only; diagnosis and treatment decisions are made by a physician after examination. Results vary from person to person.

