Adem Köse Reviews & Analysis

I had my hair transplant procedure at Adem Köse's hair transplant clinic about 7 months ago. Honestly, I had some concerns during the initial stages, but the result today is perfect. People around me can't believe I had a hair transplant. I would like to thank Mr. Turan and Dr. Adem, and their valuable team for their hard work.

I would like to thank the entire team for this excellent experience. A very special thank you to Rahima, who was exceptional from beginning to end. She organized my entire stay with great professionalism, was always available, very kind, and reassuring. She accompanied me every step of the way, even in the operating room, and provided perfect translation. She was also there for the transfers between the hotel and the clinic, which really put me at ease. I would also like to warmly thank the manager, Aşkın, who was very welcoming and always ready to help. He even helped me exchange euros for Turkish lira by arranging for an agent to come directly to the clinic, which was a real bonus. The doctor and the entire medical team were very professional at every stage, from the blood test to the implantation. Everything went perfectly. Every day, the team picked me up from the hotel for my treatments (dressings, washing, laser), with perfect organization. I am very satisfied with the service, support, and professionalism of the entire team. Now, I'm eagerly awaiting the results! Thank you again to the whole team; I highly recommend this clinic.

I had a beard transplant 3 years ago. I requested a second session because not enough grafts were transplanted in the first session, but since the transplanted grafts weren't properly positioned, I don't have a natural look, nor can I grow my beard long. These photos are intended as an example for those considering the procedure.

Hello, I had a hair transplant at Adem Köse Hair Transplant Turkey on August 27th. I'm now in my 7th month. First of all, the clinic took care of everything; they were very attentive throughout the entire process, from beginning to end. They called me to the clinic repeatedly for post-transplant checkups and PRP treatments, but I never went. Adem Bey specifically called and told me to stop drinking alcohol and smoking, but I didn't listen. I was told that swimming in pools and the sea was forbidden for a while after the hair transplant, but I went to thermal baths the week after washing my hair. Frankly, Bahadır Bey and Adem Bey warned me repeatedly. So, 7 months have passed, and they did such a wonderful job that everyone who sees me says it's the best hair transplant they've ever seen. I'm sharing the photos. First of all, I want to thank Mr. Adem and Mr. Bahadır very much. I got results far beyond my expectations. To anyone who asks for my advice, the only place I'll recommend is Adem Köse Hair Transplant Turkey. The only thing I'm curious about is what it would have been like if I had followed all their instructions and warnings. You won't regret it. My photos are below...

Hello everyone, I had a hair transplant from Adem Köse about two years ago, and I didn't get the results I expected at all. This was evident from the start. I wasn't subjected to any tests, my blood values ​​weren't measured, etc. On the morning of the hair transplant, they sat me in front of a mirror. Mr. Turan took a machine, whose exact function I didn't know, and started cutting my hair. He made my beard uneven, and they said this place was very professional. Anyway, Mr. Turan took a laser measuring device and tried to determine my hairline on my forehead, even though I already had a hairline. Despite my insistence, he said no, that wouldn't work. He said filling in my temples was enough. He drew something on my forehead with the device, and he made that uneven too. When I looked in the mirror, I saw that the line was crooked because I know my hair; I have photos. Besides, it was obvious that it was crooked, and Mr. Turan wouldn't accept it. Anyway, I said let's not get discouraged. Then they took me to surgery. Bahadır Let's talk about the doctor. He's not involved in the surgical process; he only opens the graft sites for the transplant and leaves. The people who came for hair transplants were so unprofessional that only I and God know what I went through during that process. During the transplant, they accidentally pulled out my own hair from an area where I didn't have hair, meaning hair from where it shouldn't have been transplanted. I understood this from his reaction, like, "What have I done?" I asked what was wrong, and they brushed it off, saying there was nothing wrong. They spent half an hour working on that area, and blood was flowing from my forehead. Then they couldn't do it anymore. I should add that I was in incredible pain during the transplant. If your pain tolerance isn't high, absolutely don't do it. They say it's painless, but that's definitely a lie. It was like that for me. I have all the photos; my back and pants were completely red, all the way down. I took pictures, and it's clear how painful the process was. During the healing process, hair didn't grow from the area where they accidentally pulled out hair, and the healing process took a very long time. I asked why it took so long, and they brushed it off again. And on top of that, my crown area didn't take at all. On top of that, I'm forced to live with this. I have something left that looks like a pimple; it swells up when I scratch it, and I've been there several times because of it. They cut it, did something to it, made it bleed, gave me cream, but it never went away. Then they told me they would cut it again like a transplant, take some tissue from there, and transplant it again because they didn't know what it was. I told them I didn't have the strength for that anymore, and I gave up. I had bald patches on my temples; my right temple hardly took root at all. Because I wear my hair down, it's not visible; I camouflage it somewhat. When I comb my hair upwards, everything is clearly visible, especially the unevenness of my hairline. It's such a bad transplant that everyone who sees it immediately realizes it's a transplant. I should also add that they said there would be someone looking after me for a year, 24/7, and that person would answer every four hours or the next day if something happened. That person was a foreigner, not a Turkish citizen. I later learned that he had been deported. I went there and found out because he stopped answering me. You don't even see Mr. Adem; he's an important person. If you're not interested, they don't meet with you or give you one-on-one attention. They only meet if you want to, somehow. These are all my experiences, they happened to me, and I wanted to write them all here. I may have forgotten many more things. They are definitely not like what they advertise, at least that's not how it was done to me. I'm leaving my Instagram address here. I don't want my face to be visible. I have all the photos and messages from that period. If you are undecided, you can write to me on my account. I will gladly help you. There are much better places. After doing this, I understood much better. Do your research very well. Take care. Instagram ahmeddsenn