Hairline lowering cost in Turkey

How much does a hairline lowering cost in Turkey?

The average cost of a hairline lowering in Turkey in Istanbul is £2,490. Depending on the needs, hairline lowering costs from £2,150 to £2,850 in Turkey.

What is hairline lowering?

Hairline lowering in Turkey is a major operation that requires knowledge and experience that is very difficult to reverse and recover from. The most important factor that determines the success and naturalness of hair transplantation is the frontal design of the hairline.

The frontal hairline and the density of the hair must be designed in a suitable shape for your face. Only with aesthetic knowledge is it possible that this line can be determined correctly. This is why it should be done under the supervision of cosmetic surgeons who are experts in the field of frontal hairline design.

Factors to consider before hair transplantation

The sex of the patient, the size and shape of the head, the age, the structure of the face, the size and shape of the hair, the amount of grafts in the area where the hair roots will be taken, the hair style desired by the person, the density of the hair and the continuity are points to consider.

Front hairline design

Determining the frontal design of the hairline varies from person to person. A standard measurement technique cannot be applied as there are different heads and faces. For this reason, the size used for the frontal hairline design must be customised. In addition to the anatomical structure of the head of the body, personal characteristics such as age and face structure must also be included in the calculation of the frontal hairline.

To begin the frontal design of the hairline, the first rising edge on the forehead and the lowest point at the transition to the horizontal area on the head of the head and the midpoint of the edge between the two eyebrows are determined. This point is considered the centre of the hairline. The boundary of the natural hairline at angle 45 of the slope, which joins the skin face to face and makes the transition from vertical to horizontal. The line determined by this angle may be slightly raised depending on the shape and age of the person. Again, this point should be sloping downwards from the profile to the V-shape, and the direction of the outgoing hair should be determined correctly.

Especially in men, the V-shape of the frontal hairline should also be designed adhering to the shape and facial characteristics of the patient’s skull. For example, in the large head structure, the frontal hairline should meet the temple region at a large angle. In contrast, in the case of a narrow head, this line should be designed as concave. How these lines are to be bent, how far up or down it is, is the point where science and art combine. The calculations of the density and distribution of the hair at the point where the hairline begins are directly proportional to the stylist’s design ability. All these criteria must be planned correctly in order to create a perfect hairline.

The angle of the so-called temporal space formed on both sides of the V-shape must be equal to each other. The edges of the hair in the temporal region, the goal line, the angle and the density of the hair should be determined according to the structure of the face and the age of the person. Clefts in this area may cause the person to remain bald, while extrusion outwards may make it look like a wig. The size of the indentation in this region does not have a set rule like the other regions. Here, the person’s design ability becomes active and becomes the most important factor determining the success of the hair transplantation process.

Hair structure in the temple regions

The facial and frontal areas of the front hairline provide a natural look, the midpoint and width of the midpoint will form a slight forward slope and the width of the opening in the temple area before joining with the hair in the temple area and the correct design of all the folds. These are factors. When all these features are complete, the hair will give a natural look and make people happy.

On the frontal hairline and temples, the hair has an irregular but symmetrical structure of notches and bumps. In other words, there is a mixed but regular image. A frontal hairline consisting of indentations and indentations, but consisting of single and multiple grafts, provides a much more natural appearance. The gaps and bulges of the added hair follicles are similar to the natural frontal hairline of people and the hair roots should have the same direction of exit.

A slight inlay that will form in the temple area, called the male type frontal hairline, is the ideal hairline. Every man who has completed puberty and has no problems with hair loss has this gap at the temples.

Techniques used to create a natural frontal hairline

It is extremely beneficial to obtain single hair grafts with the micro-motorised FUE technique required for the frontal forehead line. It is much more possible to achieve more natural hair transplant results with grafts taken with a tip thickness of approximately 0.7-0.8 mm. In order for the hair follicles to be nourished in a healthy manner, the canals to which the hair follicles are to be added must have the same diameter as the grafts to be implanted.

The angles of the canals in which the hair roots are to be placed should be at the same angle as the hair before or at the same time as the hair before the hair loss problem started. The hair root canals should be customised for the individual. Because the length and diameter of the hair roots vary from person to person. For this reason, during hairline lowering in Turkey, the root canals must be opened by calculating the customised root and diameter of the hair.

In women, the forehead is more oval, rounded and sometimes even flat. There are no hollows at the temples as in men.

How To Adjust Hair Density At The Front Hairline

In those who only have hair loss in the frontal region of the head, a 2 cm wide area of hair follicles should be intense just behind the frontal hairline. This area should have 2 or 3 hairs on each hair root. In the frontal hairline area, grafts with individual roots should be selected.

Roots should be single hair, hair roots of 2, followed by 3 hair roots. Density should be increased backwards from the hairline and a hair transplant should be performed.

Frontal Hairline In Women

Among women, reasons for very long frontal hairline include iatrogenic effects, hereditary characteristics and androgenic female pattern hair loss. Before hair transplantation, it is necessary to ensure that the receding frontal hairline is stopped. If hair loss continues, the end result of the hair transplant is not achieving the desired success.

There are two different surgical routes that can be applied for the treatment of women with a large forehead and a receding hairline. It is the most preferred way to pull down the frontal hairline during hair transplant processing. In addition to this process, an additional process of compacting the hair can improve the appearance from an aesthetic point of view.