Discover hair transplant before-and-after results from Hair Center of Turkey in Istanbul. Explore changes in hairline shape and visible coverage, compare the photographs side by side, and find examples to discuss with our team as you consider your own next step.
- HairlineExplore the change in shape
- CoverageCompare before and after
- Your planDiscuss your own priorities
Each case shows an individual outcome. Results vary and cannot be guaranteed.
HCT patient results
HCT results, side by side.
Take a closer look at our selected patient results. Compare the hairline, framing and visible coverage in each pair, and share the examples that reflect your preferences with the HCT team.Published patient results will appear here.
Images are published with written patient consent. Individual outcomes and timelines vary.
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The follow-up point
A three-month image and a twelve-month image answer different questions. Hair can continue to develop over many months, so the date belongs beside the result.
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The treatment scope
Check which area was treated, the stated graft count and whether the case involved a hairline, mid-scalp, crown or more than one area.
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The viewing conditions
Angle, lighting, hair length, styling and wet or dry hair can change how density appears. Consistent presentation makes the comparison more useful.
The existing results remain above. These additional spaces are reserved for supporting views that make future case records easier to evaluate.
Consistent angle and lighting
Hairline close-up
Donor-area follow-up
Reserved supporting-image areas only. Published patient photographs require written consent; individual outcomes vary.
Explain the look you prefer
A reference can help you discuss hairline shape, softness and treatment priorities without assuming the same plan will suit you.
Ask what is different in your case
Donor density, hair calibre, texture, colour contrast and the area of loss can change the visual coverage possible from a similar graft count.
Request comparable examples
Ask for cases with hair characteristics and treatment areas relevant to you, then check the follow-up point and context rather than selecting only the most dramatic image.
A useful case includes
- Written permission to publish
- A clear before and follow-up view
- Treatment area and technique context
- Graft count when documented
- A reminder that individual results vary
A case does not prove
- That another patient is medically suitable
- That the same graft number will be recommended
- That one technique is universally superior
- That density or growth can be guaranteed
- That continued native-hair loss will stop
The cases presented in HCT's result library are published as HCT patient results with consent. Ask the team for the available case details if a technique, graft count or date is not shown.
HCT's editorial standard is to publish result images without cosmetic retouching. Differences in lighting, hair length or styling should still be considered when comparing views.
You can show the team what you like, but your facial proportions, existing hair, donor supply and expected future loss need an individual design discussion.
The date should always be stated. Early images document recovery or emerging growth; a settled result often requires around a year or longer to assess.
Inspired by the results? Discuss your own plan.
Tell us which changes matter to you and share the HCT cases that caught your attention. Start an individual assessment to discuss your hair, your priorities and the options appropriate for you.
An initial online discussion does not confirm eligibility or guarantee an outcome.