(34M) Got my hair transplant from Turkey- 1 Year Results
    1/16/2026

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    A 34-year-old man had a successful hair transplant in Turkey, receiving 4,400 grafts, and is now using oils, serums, and an aftercare set. The procedure cost approximately $3,500, and he feels much younger and more confident.
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