Turkey (Dr. Saldar) Handmade

Most men leave a lot of reviews here, but I'm a woman, and I had my first surgery at H&W about three years ago.
It's better than before, but I wanted to get better, so I thought of the second round.
It's hard to decide to do it abroad, but I have no regrets.
There are people who posted reviews here, but to summarize,

Turkey Ankara (Dr. Saldar), non-cut (hand method), overall density reinforcement (more than 3000 follicles, first female patient, Dr. Saldar removed some more follicles. I heard it's a special case.) Qatar Airways (about 1.35 million won including Tax)

I used Qatar Airways to go through Doha.
After arriving at Doha Airport and getting off the plane, a bus is waiting. If you ride it, look at some exotic buildings, look at airplanes and helicopters, and run for a while, you'll see a place where you get off. If you get off there, it's Doha Arrival-Blue, so you can't get off. You have to get off next time (Transfer and Department-Yellow). There's an English announcement on the bus, so if you listen carefully and get off, there won't be a big problem. If you go straight after getting off, there is an electronic board, and you can check which gate you get on at and spend time inside the airport until the flight time.
There are perfumes, cosmetics, watches, home appliances, toys, simple souvenirs, DVDs, chocolates, alcohol, and so on at duty-free shops in the airport. And it's amazing that there are cars in duty-free items.
When it's flight time, check your ticket and stay in a waiting room where chairs are placed for a while, and when the bus comes, take it and go back to the plane. The plane was a small plane with three seats on each side. The flight time was short, so I thought the in-flight meal would be simple, but it came out in a variety of ways.
After arriving in Turkey, there were no questions about immigration, and I looked at my passport and stamped my stamp. If you go through and find your luggage and go toward the exit, you will see an X-ray examination of your bag, but you don't have to leave your bag. I just passed through the trunk and came out right away. When you come out, you can see King Yetal waving his hand toward the outside door and go out happily. lol
There was no big difficulty except that the flight time was long and the waiting time in Doha was a little long. You will be able to arrive in Ankara well without difficulty.


The surgery was much harder than I thought.
After arriving at the hospital, I greet Dr. Saldar, I take the elevator to the second floor and consult him in a hospital room with a bed.
In fact, until I went to the surgery, I only thought about the back of the head where I would remove the hair follicle (I thought about how to cover my hair by tying it up by leaving the hair line behind my ears or above my neck). I was going to shave it short and leave the top hair as it is, but with the strong opinion of King Saldar or Yetal, I boldly shaved my head for better results.
Some of you may be surprised how a woman can do that, but I closed my eyes for a prosperous future. So look at me and have courage...

After counseling, I change into my scrubs, and then I have a hair-shaving ceremony in a room with a chair....ㅠ,ㅠ
Then I went to the place where there was a surgical bed and got an anesthetic injection on my arm, and after 2-3 seconds, my head felt a little dazed and dazed.
I got an anesthetic injection on my scalp, and it hurts so much, so I'm going to do anesthesia in advance like this.
In that state, if you sit in a chair and put your forehead on a hard cushion (?) with a hole in the middle, Dr. Saldar comes and gives you an anesthetic injection on your scalp. I got an anesthetic injection on my arm in advance, but it hurts. Stab it with a sharp needle and lift it up a little bit and feel like I'm gaining weight...? I'm in a lot of pain...
When I poke my scalp with an injection, Dr. Saldar asks, 'Does it hurt? Does it hurt?' At first, I thought it was in Turkish, so I stayed still, but it turned out that I was asking if it hurt. It's cute to speak, as well as the pronunciation. LOL If you get anesthetized like that, it feels like you're pressing your scalp with something and makes a squishy sound. It's about collecting hair follicles. I'm okay with hard areas such as the middle of the back of my head, but when I get it removed from the back of my ear, above my neck, it gives me goosebumps and doesn't feel very good.

And the hard part is that the blood vessels have to contract, so they have to stay cold. With only one thin scrubs on, I was covering my knees with a blanket, and it was really, really, really cold. I tend to get cold easily, but it was so cold. My arms and legs tremble like a bush, and my hands and feet get cold like ice. crying

There was a break for about 15 minutes. At that time, I went to the bathroom, put the blanket on my lap, and sat shaking in the cold, so Dr. Saldar comes in again and extracts the rest of the hair follicles. After the extraction, two nurses come in. If you stay in the same position as before, remove the hair follicles and put them in a chalet one by one. Even when Dr. Saldar had hair follicles removed, the posture was difficult, but it was really hard when the nurses came in. Please keep in mind that your posture is difficult...…

Anyway, if you put it in a chalet like that, King Yetal comes and takes a picture, and I sit on the bed leaning back a little. Then one nurse pokes a hole in her head and plants a hair follicle that has been removed with another nurse.
I thought I would live because I was sitting in a bed, but it was also hard over time. My body is twisted, but I can't move, and I kept asking the king of Yetal next to me how much time I had left. The surgery, which seemed to never end, ended, and I came to the guest house by taxi.

Now that I've finished the surgery well, I'm going to take it easy.
Everyone who has planned surgery in the future, please take a close look and get good results.

(For your information, Dr. Saldar's professional professor really became a doctor. He was recognized for his skills. If you're thinking of surgery, I think you should have more faith.
And for women, Dr. Saldar recommended a good medicine. The name is inneov, and the price is 74.9 TL. I'm supposed to take 2 pills a day, but I just need to take 1 pill. They say you don't have to eat anymore after six months. If you want to eat again later, I think you can talk to Dr. Saldar and eat it.)