I realized that when I went to Tijuana after purchasing my medication at the 10th of the price. I went to a restroom across the street from the pharmacy and I realized, the American Health Care System is a scam.
@@jaimerodriguez1550You see the same affordable prices in the EU. The problem in the US is that there's not a higher power (i.e. the government) negotiating the prices down. That's why big pharma in the US can raise the prices however they see fit forming oligopolies (they only call it a price cartel after they've been sentenced by a court, but not with the corrupt US justice system). Just look at insulin: 90 % of all insulin comes from 3 companies (Eli Lilly, Sanofi, and Novo Nordisk) and insulin prices have gone up 10 times from 96 to 2016, even though the patents have long expired. Additionally, the entire health care industry is run by the insurance companies, which is why something can cost 6000 USD to someone without insurance and 100 USD to someone with one. The entire system is corrupted through and through.
It really makes you wonder whe American companies sell their drugs to non Americans for a small fraction of the price. Americans are literally subsidizing foreigners Healthcare at our expense.
That with the average price of medical school, and the audacity to keep saying things like theres a doctor shortage well it shouldn't cost 200-300k to become a doctor its a shame
Yeah there was a video similar to this one about dental tourism. A lot of Americans go over to Mexico to get dental work. It's 20k in Mexico for full mouth reconstruction vs 70k here in the US. Everything here is overpriced.
Everything is more expensive here including education- bachelor’s 4 years , than medical school, another 4 years and an extra training to become a plastic surgeon 2-4 years , at the end its around $ 360,000. After that you pay rent, pay salary to your employees , supplies, medications and $$$ to anesthesiologist. Blame the system!
I also flew from Texas. Got 2 procedures done at 24 and 25, about to be 26. Went from all bald to nearing a full head of hair! It’s a great option for men of any age!
@@HookahDoncic98 My son is deeply depressed about his hair loss which started when he was about 18. He's 21 now. Should he wait a few more years? Please advise.
@@LR-mh8hs it all depends on how far gone his hair is, but yes I would advise him to wait a few years. I did my procedures when I had essentially lost all my hair on top and the crown, making me a norwood 6. Technically there isn’t a certain age, but more so at the discretion of clinics he would reach out to for consultations. Keep in mind hair transplants are more of a mentally challenging thing, I would say the hardest part is waiting for it to grow in. As long as he’s aware of all of this and done his research, then he can ultimately make his decision
@@HookahDoncic98 Thanks. He hasn't lost most of it. He has patches and the top of his head is very spotty when you see up close but from afar most of his head looks full.
My dad went out there for 10 days. $125 a day all inclusive hotel, flew Turkish airlines (no complaints), did his procedure for $1800 and they gave him a 6 month kit! All worked out. He’s satisfied with his results and looks 20 years younger. The health insurance and care in the US is a scam. I know family members who went to Turkey and Mexico to do oral care for a dirt price and all worked out. Listen, if you got the money, know a connect, do it. These healthcare folks here in the US who talk bad about the idea is preventing you from making a change because they’re gonna “lose” money on their end and it’s not good for business. During this time where America is bleeding heavily on inflation, you gotta approach different avenues. Let’s have an honest conversation here.
@@stevenbaer9061 I'm not even convinced its inflation that is the problem. Its clearly price gouging. I've seen some products here in australia go up 30% or more in the last couple of years.
It's the same thing with the dentist or surgeons tbh. Here in Poland people from Germany or France keep flooding to the best dentists, sux they pay fourth of what they would back home. With slight to no difference in quality.
I take reports like this with a grain of salt. It seems like American doctors in panic mode that their patients are going overseas and costing them business.
I work in healthcare I have seen pts come from both France and Germany to see drs. in the US. When I asked why they both said the physicians there are not as good. The person from France told me his dr. left during the visit to go have a smoke.
Sounds like a doctor who is scared of losing $$$$$ from his expensive prices, meanwhile turkey clinic is state of the art, clean, modern and this doc in the US is still stuck in the 80s
Lol sorry but your statement is so profoundly ignorant. I come from a family of doctors with clinical experience in both the US and Eastern Europe, and the healthcare guidelines, procedures and facilities are of far higher quality in the US vs the east.
I was quoted 30k in Canada and told I could go on a payment plan. I went to Turkey instead and paid 4k CAD. I’m happy with my result. No I’m not a Turkey bot or trying to advertise the clinic I went to.
I like how American media try to present these abroad procedures like something shady etc to protect their own market while it's the same just cheaper (same with people going to Mexico to buy Insulin for 1/20th the price).
I think there's definitely some of that, but there is an underlying point that is sound: Be damn careful when it comes to medical tourism. There are excellent providers overseas but also plenty of butchers and crooks too.
@@kenofken9458 yeah, the same in US. I'm diabetic, almost lost a finger due to some deep cut during my last month in the US in 2021 as some money thirsty doctor was giving me 1 week meds supply on weekly basis only for me to come back next week and pay pay pay!! I came back to Europe with a serious infection, the doctor here told me I should've gotten meds for 7-8 weeks right away with my condition.
It's the same or better IF you go to a reputable clinic. They are not held to high regulatory standards, that just means that there are more shady, unsanitary sham artists in the market, which is where the horror stories usually come from. Basically you just need to do more research to make sure you go to a legit clinic. That's worth the thousands of dollars in savings.
The doctors that do this in turkey not only have state of the art equipment but also have significantly more experience in hair transplants than American doctors. The only reason American doctors are upset is that they are losing money.
I got a hair transplant in turkey last year and it was the best decision of my life. Just like this guy I started receding in my early 20’s. I did my research (TH-cam testomonials, Reddit, instagram and even Facebook groups) and found a great clinic. 3k for 3 days in turkey, 5 start hotel W/ breakfast included. Great state of the art facility, and transportation back & forth everywhere. I also got a tour guide as well that showed me around. My results has me looking at least 15years younger and I am now 40. Here in the states they are doing horrible jobs and are asking for 4x the price. Clinics in turkey are doing so many procedures that they are good at what they do. The techs are even better bc they do all the work and it’s usually 2 techs working on you at a time I know 10’people personally that went and everyone looks great. Don’t be fooled, turkey is where it’s at. Just take your time and find a reputable clinic.
Really appreciate your details and insights here. My boyfriend so badly wants to get this done over in Turkey but there is so much hesitation due to the unknown and fear of things going wrong. We are going to do a lot of research.
@@BayleferredI recommend Vera Clinic in Istanbul. I got my hair transplant there a year ago and I am very happy with the results! Clinics here in NY were quoting me minimum $25,000 for 5000 grafts. It cost me $3500 in Istanbul for the same amount of grafts!
@@sumerianking4942 lolz I was half serious tho and I know they prolly got great doctors but going to Iran rn for a hair procedure, don’t sound too good to me
@@fuluboi maybe he was going to Iran regardless because he has family there ? you don’t know his situation. and iran is safer than many parts of the US
@@ravenc4912 Did you watch the video? It's much cheaper to get it done in Turkey. Even with travel and lodging expenses during the procedure, it comes out much less expensive.
@@ravenc4912they rip you off. I got 5000 hair grafts done in Turkey, cost me $3500 and they did a wonderful job. Clinics here in the US were quoting me minimum $20,000.
I looked into this last year and after sending pics n vids of my donor area, they told me they couldn't do it, not enough donor area. I appreciated their honesty.
When it comes to research budget etc. Yeah yours are better but when it comes to student, academian and quality of education. Türkiye is amongst the bests if not the best@@kellyross3072
As a Canadian physician of course I was so skeptical when my cousin’s husband went to Turkey to get it done. Was worried about infection risk, botched procedures, etc. and then being stuck in a foreign healthcare system if he needed to advocate for himself. In the end, he went for it and 2 years later he looks at least 10 years younger with his new hairline. Ofc, this is just one experience but has definitely changed my perspective on this specific procedure in turkey. Moreover, they do it so much more there, likely way more skillful than we are here!
I worked at a hair hospital in Istanbul as a Spanish translator. That hospital used to operate sometimes 30+ patients a day. It’s a very laborious job and requires a lot of handiness and one operation can take between 4 to 8 hours depending on patient’s grafts number. As you said after operating so many patients those technicians they all had become pretty handy at this job when i was visiting operation rooms in order to check with the patients i was seeing that it was a pretty straightforward job and they were implanting all those grafts like nothing.
I think a better question to ask, why is the same procedure is exponentially cheaper in turkey with accommodations then even the most basic hair transplant in the USA.
I'm from Georgia, next to Turkey, living in the USA, and I can tell you, US will never come nor Georgia or Turkey standards in the medical field. You stay in our hospitals you feel you are in a five start hotel and constant attention where you won't have to be anxious about the medical bill. Living in the USA last 15 years I can tell you, that the only thing I trust is the doctors who do my physicals, if it comes to something like surgery I always fly back to do it, not only because of the money but professionalism and the standards are higher there.
I got alot of collegues from Turkey. Most of them 3rd or even 4th generation. Some of them have done the transplant in Turkey. And the result is AMAZING.
Turkey is a world leader for medical tourism. People fly from the UK pay £400 TOTAL (MRI SCAN+ FLIGHT+HOTEL+AND A DAY IN ISTANBUL) whereas in the UK you'd wait 32 weeks 😂😂😂
I am from Turkey, I live in Turkey, I have always criticized our government that turned the country into a religious dictatorship, I also acknowledge that we have a lot of problems in a lot of places. Having said all of that, No American doctor should criticize the health care in my country. I know, our health care may also have problems, but it cannot possibly be as nearly bad as what you have in the US. You people have to consider ''Should I risk dying or should I call an ambulance?'', that's something happens only in the US. My advice to people who consider coming here for health related issues, do your due diligence and get as much information about the doctor as you can, then you should be OK, I am pretty sure, 90% of the time a better doctor will be taking care of you here than what you could get in the US, unless you are super rich.
I'll never forget being in the Istanbul airport and seeing all these dudes with bandages on their heads. I tried asking this guy I was in line with, but there was a language barrier. When I got home, I looked it up and found out what it was.
Yo I just got back from Istanbul a few weeks ago, and noticed the same thing at the airport, a handful of dudes with their heads shaved. On my return flight a guy who had the procedure done sat next to me and told me everything about it, now Im seeing this on my youtube feed lol
This is why I plan to get my procedure done during the wintertime, so I can wear a hat to hide the scars, and no one will notice. I don't have that much hair loss so my procedure shouldn't be too bad at all.
I have gone overseas for hospital care for an uncovered pre-existing condition saving 75% including airfare. I have gone overseas for dental work saving 70%. I did it with the help of friends living in one place and recommended by US friend regarding dental work.
I know a guy that had his hair done in Kenya and it turned out perfect for him. Countries out there have caught up with technology and are offering greater services at a lower cost.
As the Smile Hair Clinic family, we are grateful. We would be happy to assist if you are experiencing any loss issues. Thanks for your kind thought we're appreciated.
Yeah, let’s ask a US hair transplant doctor what he thinks about people going to Turkey instead of paying him thousands of dollars more. How biased could he be 😏
I started losing my hair when I was 18 and started shaving my head by 25. I feel kinda lucky that I lost my hair early because now I see some guys losing their hair and it is devastating for them. I would say the most confident move is to own the dome and hit gym.
you got that right! same for me, and WAY before there were actors doing it.i was a goddamn trendsetter LOL now, if you got a lumpy skull you're fucked, but still, its really not a big deal. i feel bad for women that go bald. we got no right to complain.
Why dont people just use dustasteride before they go completely bald? I did it myself when i started noticing my hair getting thinner and thinner, and then it started to fall off. Dustasteride has stopped that process and my hair is slowly but surely getting better, no longer falling out
@@InzpectreI think diet plays a larger role than anything. Exercise. Specific techniques for blood circulation in the cranium. I would not want to take any pharmaceuticals, especially not long term. But if it works for you, I wish you the best of luck 🤞🏼
As someone living in Turkey, I am really happy that I had the same thing done. Some things don't come back, but there are many things we can bring back.
as a bald dude I never understand why some man are so insecure about getting bald, I never gave a crap about it and find it so much easier not having hair
I think its more a society thing. People just don't want to be laughed at for being bald, an issue they can not control. In my case I'm an introvert and hate any attention, it took me a while to accept it but now in my late 30's I'm fine with it.
Agreed. It’s very beta male to conform spending thousands of dollars on treatments for it of vanity and caring what others think. If a woman doesn’t want a man bald, she doesn’t deserve them and never wanted them to begin with. Much more important to have a great physique, talent in work, and have strength of the mind.
Screw the American doctor that hyped up the risks. That doctor in turkey is WAY more experienced that than guy. Not to mention has many of the drugs we take everyday are made in foreign countries. We live in a global economy and going to a place that specializes in this treatment is the right choice. I didnt get surgery and went for a hair system and am very happy with the result.
My friend had theirs in Turkey from one of the popular clinics and his results are amazing. He was sceptical before going but is so glad he went ahead with it. Once my hair starts to go, I will be going too.
I just had a HT in Turkey 3 weeks ago. I am American and I’m saying there were no issues whatsoever. The clinic was very helpful. I only paid $1,800. The same HT I received in Turkey would’ve cost me 10k in the United States. The American doctors are greedy (I’m not hating on their money). It’s business for them to charge more and it’s business for me to find quality at a cheaper rate
I had hair transplant surgery and eye laser surgery in The Netherlands. Both clinics are filled with Turkish people. They're just very specialised in these fields.
Also, just checked this "non-profit" website and no doctor of the clinic where I went here in The Netherlands was listed. Definitely pay to play. These people should be ashamed
Lets look at dental tourism for example, and just realize that an average Bulgarian, Hungarian, Mexican, Russian, or Colombian (who makes $700-1000 a month) has WAY better teeth than an average American. It's not rocket science or something outside of reach. US is just so insular, so it's hard to realize there is a world beyond. Sure, many things US does way better, but not medical care (in 99% of routine issues). I had my teeth (a crown) messed up by a respectable dentist in Chicago, whom I paid $8000 out of pocket, ended up loosing a tooth and needing an implant, which I got in Mexico City at a state of the art dental office with a US educated dentist, Swiss materials and German equipment for under $2000. Same, I imagine for hair transplants. Let your politicians continue calling you a commie bastard for wanting affordable healthcare for yourself and your kids, as these politicians pocket legalized bribes from the insurance industry.
Tbh, a lot of what the US doctor has said is true. Before yall jump to conclusions, LISTEN, to what the guy actually says. The guy basically said to be vigilant, ask questions and make sure you're actually getting the right person to do the surgery. and yes, if something went bad, you're unlikely to receive that same compensation from that clinic as you would from a US clinic. That is simply the reality. Would i go to Turkey? YES.
Turkey have been providing fantastic service at great prices for a long time, the doctors have the most experience in the world and you can visit beautiful Istanbul, if i needed new hair which fortunately I don't, i would go without hesitation 👍
I have been bald for 30 yrs and have fared just fine with my shaved head.... up until now!!! It seems to me there is too much aversion against bald people, similar to the one against obese or anorexic people. Now I must admit fatigue of dealing with superficial people. I've caved in and booked an appointment for a hair transplant surgery. 3 months thereafter ill move to a new city starting a new life.🎉
Hey bro if I can give you a little of my life story. I grew up in East Los Angeles. My friends and family are currently in prison. As a young 12 year old I was shaving my head. And I hate having hair. Am 37 and my head is a chia pet, so every 2-3 days I need to shave it. The secretary at my chiropractor told me when I started going bald. I always have to tell people my background because i choose to be bald. A bald man told me he wishes he had my hair. I always tell people who cares what a person says if your bald your bald. If hair is going to make you feel better then do it. If it’s to please other people screw them. Your life your decisions. Good luck 👍
@@Lifewithemerson323 my issue is NOT what people SAY but the jobs that I don't get bc people with hair are ON AVERAGE deemed more handsome, healthier, etc ... But thx for ur kind encouraging words 🙏
@@mayar4989 I have baldness creeping in. It is mostly around the crown yet. But some even in the front and I am going to go for a hair transplant as soon as I could. People can choose their own comfort level but to me baldness, especially a total baldness without any facial hair appear very unattractive in all but a few men!
don’t listen to the butthurt American doctor who charges crackhead fees and is losing a shitton of customers to Turkish doctors. Turkey has some of the best medical universities and training in the world. Dr. Oz is Turkish! It is also a very safe and touristic country so you will be in good hands if you decide to go through this operation in Turkey. My uncle, boss and several friends have done this operation in Turkey with perfect results.
My friend went to Turkey for a hair transplant, and came back with a fantastic head of hair. He said the process is sort of painful,. but the end result is amazing. My friend was in his early 40s ,....& now he looks so much younger with his hair transplant. He said it was so much cheaper in Turkey than in the USA. He himself, was in the medical profession, he has a medical degree earned in the USA. He left the USA nearly bald, he would shave his head, because his hair looked patchy, and like peach fuzz. Now his hair is full and thick. I was impressed. I'm already 70,....and I have lost my hair in front and on the top, but I have thick side hair, and around the back,...I even have a long thick ponytail. I wear a hat all the time. Having hair loss, means you develop a "chrome dome",.....the bald part, the bare skin is shiny,...and I do not like the look of it. But at age 70,....well maybe it is not worth it. I am retired, and not working. No one I know cares,...not my wife or friends. I hate being so vain. But with having hair, you do look younger.
I could give a damn what anyone thinks having a bald head. My confidence is just massively unapologetic. Same for grey hair. I will NEVER cover or replace what i was blessed to lose or gain. #LiveLongEnough
I am a turkish man who had hair transplant exactly 1 month ago. That doctor is BULLSHITTING. No one is promising infinite grefts and yes it is 95% pain free. I went for a cheap option and it all work fine. But if I was a tourist I would go for the expensive option for more comfort. The reason it is cheap is because of the value of lira. 1$=31₺. That means the dollar just worth more. Not only hairtransplant, but anything that is being produced in Turkey is cheap because of that.
There are so many insecure men around. Dudes- just go bald, workout, maybe get some tattoos- own it. Bald is best! I actually was once so afraid of going bald and considered the same thing. Than I shaved my head and even razored it, and it’s magnificent! I loved it so much, I’m getting laser hair removal on my head to slow the growth as much as possible and have the cleanest, baldest head. It’s amazing to wake up every morning!
Every person who went to Turkie for hair transplant recommends it, plus dental and other medical services, I personally went to mexico last year for dental work and I recommend mexico to everyone I know.
After one year of all transplant, you will have noticed receding once again. Hair transplants are a waist of money. They are good for a few years tops before you see a dramatic change again exposing your scars
Went to Istanbul in January 2023 for my hair transplant. Amazing results 13 months later. Cost $3000 all in and I got a vacation out of it. The clinic I went to looked like a typical Canadian hospital. These north American doctors are just pissed they're losing business.
I see a BUNCH of plastic surgery advertising on Instagram in Turkey. I don't know why all of a sudden I was inundated and flooded with it. I guess youtube advertising it too
Yes it's safe and I highly recommend to go to Turkey!! I did it back in 2019... 5 years later couldn't be happier with the results. It was about 3x cheaper than doing it here in LA... The clinic I used even covered some of my travel and hotel... Not sure if they do it now though.
I think it's pretty obvious it's a hair transplant. He's happy and he's convinced himself that hair equals confidence then I guess that's okay. He clearly looks happier. The headline makes it sound like he's got some disease that needs to be cured when it's a natural occurrence. It's not like he's dying.
Yeah. I'm shocked by all the comments saying it looks so great. At first glance, it is a good amount of hair considering what he started with, but when you really look at it, it's very thin and you can see right through it -- and that's not even in direct sunlight. I think he'll mostly just look like a middle-aged guy with...thinning hair. But I guess that's better than nothing?
USA is insanely expensive, I would go to Turkey if I wanted to have one but I am 62 and I don't give a rat's ass about hair anymore, I love the bald, just like Larry David says.
My old boss had it done and after 10 years he lost most of it and he had a very strange area at the back of his scalp where the hairs were removed. Worst part is that you can still 100% see the plugs and it makes you look vain and insecure that you can't cope, accept and love your true self. He was the nicest guy too. This video should show the back of the head and instead comes off like a commercial.
Then he should just go to turkey and do it again. I don't see anything wrong with doing that. All that accept and love yourself is bullshit, tell that to me when women don't wear make up, do boob jobs, plastic surgery, dress nicely, etc.
Or, we can learn to accept ourselves as we are and strive to be good people on the inside. There’s nothing wrong with being bald. Those who really love us will still love us when our hair falls out.
These guys need to grow up. I am bald and I could not possibly care less and never have. No one has ever made fun of me because of it and it has never affected my relationships. I even think I would look absolutely ridiculous with hair. The main cause of baldness in men is excess testosterone production so I would argue that bald men are amongst the manliest of men.
I started losing my hair when I was 18 and in the Army. I thought I might have malaria, so I went on Sick Call and the doctor said that I simply had Male Pattern Baldness. I came home from the Army and found that girls under 30 thought I looked too old for them to date even though I was only 20 by that time. I was 35-40 years old before I was able to start dating women around my own age and most of them had plenty of baggage as a bunch of kids and a hatred of men. So, baldness really did have quite an effect on my life. Now I am 70 years old and ironically, I look much younger than my age and there are plenty of women my age wanting to date me.
"own age and most of them had plenty of baggage as a bunch of kids and a hatred of men." THat's a hell of a generalization based on a tiny sample size.
I lived in Turkey for 5 years , it is one of the best countries in terms of medical esthetics , Hair , teeth , and nose fixing …. Millions go there yearly , and it’s super cheap . What makes a doctor better is practice , well turkish doctors planted hair way more than US ones , so don’t hesitate and go . The US doctors want you to pay 30k instead of 3k ( all included )
You live once, Why not focus on Body building. Make your body more athletic shape. Trust me. Good hair means nothing if you dont have cool body. But Hats off to the turkey doctor, at least he managed to show some Real results.
I can not blame these men who breakdown and cry because their hair is thinning away. It’s horrible! But what is also horrible is the extraordinary amount of money hair transplant doctors charge in the United States compared to Turkey, India, Pakistán, Buenos Aires, Mexico, and Iran. Those countries charge a fraction and the results are usually stellar! But be patient in following their post-surgical treatments and time for it to grow for the optimum results. Turkey’s clinics are quite exemplary, top notch, and worth the plane ride ticket besides those clinics treating you like a king with accommodations and thorough treatment. I recommend getting a hair transplant because your confidence and looks only rise from there!!
In the 90s i was a photographer for a company that did this procedure. It doesnt take that long to perform. It isnt all that complicated. Back , 30 years ago it was about 15000 over 3 sessions. Its relativly safe. Thats not to say i think a non physician should be doing it lol. But 30,000 dollars? Or even 15,000?? Its kind of disgusting to me.
Some warning is valid but I think a lot doctors in the US unnecessarily bash their foreign counterparts’s skill level because they want to keep their clients who would otherwise seek same medical care at the fraction of the cost
Exactly. Same goes for things like dental tourism. There are clinics around the world with elite levels of expertise, equipment and facilities that charge a fraction of what they do in the US. The US-based providers just don't want to lose out on business.
I think that damn near every man can pull off a bald head. There's nothing special about Michael Jordan's or Samuel Jackson's bald head. It is just a matter of doing it and letting the world get used to seeing it. The critical part is for the man to get over any insecurities he may have about it. If enough men start rocking bald heads, people will get over it and even embrace it.
They don't have anything better to do than bash the Turkish doctors. I have friends who have done beautiful dental work in Europe or Mexico and don't have any complaints. The American doctors are too expensive. But the guy acts so feminine it's thoroughly annoying. He's a guy, act like a guy, dude!
I went to Cancun and done my hair transplant there. It's a Turkish clinic, Harmony, same experience. Affordable and excellent services. My hair is full back now. The U.S. doctor quoted me for 18K. I spend about 3.5K in Cancun.
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Of course the doctors that charge 20k in the US are not gonna say anything good about the doctors in Turkey that charge 3k...
Same sentiments
Seems that doctor was jealous
Actually as a local you get it for around half of that and in a decent place. The price you mention as 3k also contains hotel and flight as well
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Spot on
The real problem is that the price of medical care in the US is a scam.
I realized that when I went to Tijuana after purchasing my medication at the 10th of the price. I went to a restroom across the street from the pharmacy and I realized, the American Health Care System is a scam.
@@jaimerodriguez1550You see the same affordable prices in the EU. The problem in the US is that there's not a higher power (i.e. the government) negotiating the prices down. That's why big pharma in the US can raise the prices however they see fit forming oligopolies (they only call it a price cartel after they've been sentenced by a court, but not with the corrupt US justice system). Just look at insulin: 90 % of all insulin comes from 3 companies (Eli Lilly, Sanofi, and Novo Nordisk) and insulin prices have gone up 10 times from 96 to 2016, even though the patents have long expired. Additionally, the entire health care industry is run by the insurance companies, which is why something can cost 6000 USD to someone without insurance and 100 USD to someone with one. The entire system is corrupted through and through.
It really makes you wonder whe American companies sell their drugs to non Americans for a small fraction of the price. Americans are literally subsidizing foreigners Healthcare at our expense.
That with the average price of medical school, and the audacity to keep saying things like theres a doctor shortage well it shouldn't cost 200-300k to become a doctor its a shame
Exactly that
It’s not risky in turkey, the doctors in the USA just want you to spend 5x more in the states 🙄
Exactly. Look at the dental work too. This isn't 1990, america is no longer the 'standard'
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Yeah there was a video similar to this one about dental tourism. A lot of Americans go over to Mexico to get dental work.
It's 20k in Mexico for full mouth reconstruction vs 70k here in the US.
Everything here is overpriced.
Everything is more expensive here including education- bachelor’s 4 years , than medical school, another 4 years and an extra training to become a plastic surgeon 2-4 years , at the end its around $ 360,000. After that you pay rent, pay salary to your employees , supplies, medications and $$$ to anesthesiologist. Blame the system!
30x you mean
My son flew to turkey from Texas . He his transplant for $ 2500 . He was there for 5 days and returned home. Everything went well.
I also flew from Texas. Got 2 procedures done at 24 and 25, about to be 26. Went from all bald to nearing a full head of hair! It’s a great option for men of any age!
@@HookahDoncic98 My son is deeply depressed about his hair loss which started when he was about 18. He's 21 now. Should he wait a few more years? Please advise.
@@LR-mh8hs it all depends on how far gone his hair is, but yes I would advise him to wait a few years. I did my procedures when I had essentially lost all my hair on top and the crown, making me a norwood 6. Technically there isn’t a certain age, but more so at the discretion of clinics he would reach out to for consultations. Keep in mind hair transplants are more of a mentally challenging thing, I would say the hardest part is waiting for it to grow in. As long as he’s aware of all of this and done his research, then he can ultimately make his decision
@@HookahDoncic98 Thanks. He hasn't lost most of it. He has patches and the top of his head is very spotty when you see up close but from afar most of his head looks full.
We are very happy for your son. 💗
My dad went out there for 10 days. $125 a day all inclusive hotel, flew Turkish airlines (no complaints), did his procedure for $1800 and they gave him a 6 month kit! All worked out. He’s satisfied with his results and looks 20 years younger. The health insurance and care in the US is a scam. I know family members who went to Turkey and Mexico to do oral care for a dirt price and all worked out. Listen, if you got the money, know a connect, do it. These healthcare folks here in the US who talk bad about the idea is preventing you from making a change because they’re gonna “lose” money on their end and it’s not good for business. During this time where America is bleeding heavily on inflation, you gotta approach different avenues. Let’s have an honest conversation here.
"bleeding heavily on inflation"?
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'bleeding heavily on inflation'.........really? 3.2% is heavily? Was inflation not to be expected in light of the first global pandemic in 100 years?
@@stevenbaer9061 I'm not even convinced its inflation that is the problem. Its clearly price gouging. I've seen some products here in australia go up 30% or more in the last couple of years.
@@CrusaderZealot Correct, I mean so many companies are reporting record profits, gee where does that money come from?
This is probably no riskier abroad than it is here in the US. Just cause it’s more expensive here doesn’t mean it’s any safer or “better”
It's the same thing with the dentist or surgeons tbh.
Here in Poland people from Germany or France keep flooding to the best dentists, sux they pay fourth of what they would back home. With slight to no difference in quality.
Isn’t it about accountability also? I heard you can sue for malpractice in US , compared to other countries.
@@BeadzW It may be this.
The other problem with US healtcare is insurance. These companies get ridiculous in how they don;t want to pay.
I take reports like this with a grain of salt. It seems like American doctors in panic mode that their patients are going overseas and costing them business.
I work in healthcare I have seen pts come from both France and Germany to see drs. in the US. When I asked why they both said the physicians there are not as good. The person from France told me his dr. left during the visit to go have a smoke.
Sounds like a doctor who is scared of losing $$$$$ from his expensive prices, meanwhile turkey clinic is state of the art, clean, modern and this doc in the US is still stuck in the 80s
True
Exactly
What Turkey clinic is that though
Lol sorry but your statement is so profoundly ignorant. I come from a family of doctors with clinical experience in both the US and Eastern Europe, and the healthcare guidelines, procedures and facilities are of far higher quality in the US vs the east.
@@tu55Daniel18-ey8tt nope. maybe 10-15 years ago you would be correct, but the east has caught up by now and standards are relatively the same.
I went Turkey in 2018 and everyone who’s seen me will never know I had a transplant so natural so happy with results
I am trying to narrow down which clinic to go to. Hard to choose and filter out the shady ones
@@steelparagon5868 try the one that u ve seen in this video they seem like pro
Any recommendations
Ya same here. How about the one on this show
I went to Dr. Cinik and I am still waiting for full results but I am really satisfied!
I was quoted 30k in Canada and told I could go on a payment plan. I went to Turkey instead and paid 4k CAD. I’m happy with my result. No I’m not a Turkey bot or trying to advertise the clinic I went to.
what clinic did you go to?
Which clinic homie?
Vera Clinic @@stellar441
Vera Clinic @@gambit3228
Share the clinic.
I did it in 2020, only $2000.00. And it’s BLESSING.
@capri2673 hair center of turkey
Did you have to maintain with Finasteride or Minoxidil after the procedure long term?
@@rileyhanson5130
Nothing brother
@@rileyhanson5130 no sir
Medicine in the USA is NO LESS RISKY than in Europe or Turkey. Medicine in the USA is insanely overpriced, like many other things.
Yes. Look up horror stories about $10 per pill of aspirin in hospitals! Some people even try to take their own aspirin in hospitals. Shame.
@@meengla The FrEe MaRkEt WiLl eventually fix it. The invisible HaNd 🤚✨️
also run the risk of dumb incompetent American doctors in USA
Europe sure, but turkey? IDK about that
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Does it leave a scar on your head?
He looks like he's still balding to me. High ass hairline.
Is it permanent??
@@Batman-vr6jp yes scar is permanent
Erdogan is a terrorist dictator
I like how American media try to present these abroad procedures like something shady etc to protect their own market while it's the same just cheaper (same with people going to Mexico to buy Insulin for 1/20th the price).
Prevent the market?
@@M_SC to protect lol, corrected
I think there's definitely some of that, but there is an underlying point that is sound: Be damn careful when it comes to medical tourism. There are excellent providers overseas but also plenty of butchers and crooks too.
@@kenofken9458 yeah, the same in US. I'm diabetic, almost lost a finger due to some deep cut during my last month in the US in 2021 as some money thirsty doctor was giving me 1 week meds supply on weekly basis only for me to come back next week and pay pay pay!! I came back to Europe with a serious infection, the doctor here told me I should've gotten meds for 7-8 weeks right away with my condition.
It's the same or better IF you go to a reputable clinic. They are not held to high regulatory standards, that just means that there are more shady, unsanitary sham artists in the market, which is where the horror stories usually come from. Basically you just need to do more research to make sure you go to a legit clinic. That's worth the thousands of dollars in savings.
The doctors that do this in turkey not only have state of the art equipment but also have significantly more experience in hair transplants than American doctors.
The only reason American doctors are upset is that they are losing money.
I went to turkey and paid 1,800 USD hotel included and now i have a head full of hair. I don't regret it at all.
how long did the procedure last?
@@user-be5qg7mr1s 8 hours
I got a hair transplant in turkey last year and it was the best decision of my life. Just like this guy I started receding in my early 20’s. I did my research (TH-cam testomonials, Reddit, instagram and even Facebook groups) and found a great clinic. 3k for 3 days in turkey, 5 start hotel W/ breakfast included. Great state of the art facility, and transportation back & forth everywhere. I also got a tour guide as well that showed me around. My results has me looking at least 15years younger and I am now 40. Here in the states they are doing horrible jobs and are asking for 4x the price. Clinics in turkey are doing so many procedures that they are good at what they do. The techs are even better bc they do all the work and it’s usually 2 techs working on you at a time I know 10’people personally that went and everyone looks great. Don’t be fooled, turkey is where it’s at. Just take your time and find a reputable clinic.
Really appreciate your details and insights here. My boyfriend so badly wants to get this done over in Turkey but there is so much hesitation due to the unknown and fear of things going wrong. We are going to do a lot of research.
His hairline is too damn high and still looks old and like he's going bald.
@@BayleferredI recommend Vera Clinic in Istanbul. I got my hair transplant there a year ago and I am very happy with the results! Clinics here in NY were quoting me minimum $25,000 for 5000 grafts. It cost me $3500 in Istanbul for the same amount of grafts!
They are so hospitable in Turkey. I think this is an awesome option for guys who don't want to be bald.
Which clinic did you go to
He looks nice. $3k in Turkey vs $30k in the US. 😮
Damn!
Netherlands 4K and perfect result.
@@h.v.4148 And that's why all Dutchies go to Türkiye for a hair transplant, right? lmao
I live in Netherlands. People that needs to get hair transplanting also goes to hospital where it’s performing by Turkish doctors. :D
2000 in turkey i did it
The American doctor here Ricardo Mejia is mad that customers are travel in overseas rather than paying him & other American clinics expensive prices.
ههههههههههههههههههههههه 😂😂😂
He choose the wrong career lol.
Hes a latino u can't expect fairness from these people
He's jealous.
I guarantee you that clinics in Turkey are much cleaner than the US and the UK. Not only prices but also doctors are really good at surgery.
The guys post operation interview says it all… dude looks so relieved and relaxed
US doctors are too greedy that's why we should go abroad. I did my hair transplant in Iran for $1000. It's done so good you wouldn't even notice.
Ummmmmm did you say Iran??? lolz user has exited the chat
@@fuluboimaybe he’s iranian ??? they have great docs
@@sumerianking4942 lolz I was half serious tho and I know they prolly got great doctors but going to Iran rn for a hair procedure, don’t sound too good to me
@@fuluboi maybe he was going to Iran regardless because he has family there ? you don’t know his situation. and iran is safer than many parts of the US
Iran is very safe, don't believe the Fox news or what not. They also have an island called Kish where you don't need a visa. Amazing people.
My nephew went bald prematurely and was feeling depressed because of that. He got the hair transplant in Istanbul and he looks amazing now.❤❤😊😊
They do hair transplants in America
@@ravenc4912 Did you watch the video? It's much cheaper to get it done in Turkey. Even with travel and lodging expenses during the procedure, it comes out much less expensive.
@@ravenc4912 Thank you for letting me know, i didnt know that, i live in Canada 🤣😅😁
@@ravenc4912they rip you off. I got 5000 hair grafts done in Turkey, cost me $3500 and they did a wonderful job. Clinics here in the US were quoting me minimum $20,000.
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Good for him, the American docs don’t want you to do it because they won’t be able to finance their summer homes 😂😂
Exactly! Americans are brainwashed by their local doctors, acting like they’ll die if they have medical work abroad.
Facts!!
I looked into this last year and after sending pics n vids of my donor area, they told me they couldn't do it, not enough donor area. I appreciated their honesty.
The norwood reaper claims another
american dr's would have told you they can and then charged you out the anus and said "oh well"
@@Kidkosmos 🤠
it's over
I'm a Turkish guy who is living in western country, but i can say with my heart the doctors in Turkey has much more experience than here.
Don't believe you so ever we have thee best colleges in medicine than Turkey
When it comes to research budget etc. Yeah yours are better but when it comes to student, academian and quality of education. Türkiye is amongst the bests if not the best@@kellyross3072
@@kellyross3072yet all doctors you from third world countries such as India etc...😂 America is joke at health compare to Europe
Worked for me! I went to Istanbul 2.5 years ago and am ecstatic about the results !!
Which clinic did you go to
@@omairraza9213smile clinic
As a Canadian physician of course I was so skeptical when my cousin’s husband went to Turkey to get it done. Was worried about infection risk, botched procedures, etc. and then being stuck in a foreign healthcare system if he needed to advocate for himself. In the end, he went for it and 2 years later he looks at least 10 years younger with his new hairline. Ofc, this is just one experience but has definitely changed my perspective on this specific procedure in turkey. Moreover, they do it so much more there, likely way more skillful than we are here!
I worked at a hair hospital in Istanbul as a Spanish translator. That hospital used to operate sometimes 30+ patients a day. It’s a very laborious job and requires a lot of handiness and one operation can take between 4 to 8 hours depending on patient’s grafts number. As you said after operating so many patients those technicians they all had become pretty handy at this job when i was visiting operation rooms in order to check with the patients i was seeing that it was a pretty straightforward job and they were implanting all those grafts like nothing.
If they make a mistake there is no recourse for you. Similar to mexico.
OH SHUT UP. You US and CAN doctors are worthless and OVERPRICED. F OFF
@@Zero11_ss buy international surgery insurance for complications
@@Zero11_sssame goes with USA.
I think a better question to ask, why is the same procedure is exponentially cheaper in turkey with accommodations then even the most basic hair transplant in the USA.
Because of Extreme capitalism in USA half price in Europe to btw but turkey does is better
Astronomical medical charges in the US vs cheap labor cost plus weak currency in Turkey.
Things cost different amounts in different countries, are you like 5 years old??
Everything is ten times more expensive in the USA! That’s why people travel to other countries for many procedures specially dental work.
Their currency versus USA dollar.
I'm from Georgia, next to Turkey, living in the USA, and I can tell you, US will never come nor Georgia or Turkey standards in the medical field. You stay in our hospitals you feel you are in a five start hotel and constant attention where you won't have to be anxious about the medical bill. Living in the USA last 15 years I can tell you, that the only thing I trust is the doctors who do my physicals, if it comes to something like surgery I always fly back to do it, not only because of the money but professionalism and the standards are higher there.
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Indeed, doctors in US are mostly third world countries like India,Pakistan etc which is horrible quality
I got alot of collegues from Turkey. Most of them 3rd or even 4th generation. Some of them have done the transplant in Turkey. And the result is AMAZING.
Turkey is a world leader for medical tourism. People fly from the UK pay £400 TOTAL (MRI SCAN+ FLIGHT+HOTEL+AND A DAY IN ISTANBUL) whereas in the UK you'd wait 32 weeks 😂😂😂
I am from Turkey, I live in Turkey, I have always criticized our government that turned the country into a religious dictatorship, I also acknowledge that we have a lot of problems in a lot of places. Having said all of that, No American doctor should criticize the health care in my country. I know, our health care may also have problems, but it cannot possibly be as nearly bad as what you have in the US. You people have to consider ''Should I risk dying or should I call an ambulance?'', that's something happens only in the US. My advice to people who consider coming here for health related issues, do your due diligence and get as much information about the doctor as you can, then you should be OK, I am pretty sure, 90% of the time a better doctor will be taking care of you here than what you could get in the US, unless you are super rich.
I'll never forget being in the Istanbul airport and seeing all these dudes with bandages on their heads. I tried asking this guy I was in line with, but there was a language barrier. When I got home, I looked it up and found out what it was.
Yo I just got back from Istanbul a few weeks ago, and noticed the same thing at the airport, a handful of dudes with their heads shaved. On my return flight a guy who had the procedure done sat next to me and told me everything about it, now Im seeing this on my youtube feed lol
This is why I plan to get my procedure done during the wintertime, so I can wear a hat to hide the scars, and no one will notice. I don't have that much hair loss so my procedure shouldn't be too bad at all.
Plot twist, Rajab also had his hair transplant done and was on his way back. :) All jokes aside, this doctor did a great job.
I have gone overseas for hospital care for an uncovered pre-existing condition saving 75% including airfare. I have gone overseas for dental work saving 70%. I did it with the help of friends living in one place and recommended by US friend regarding dental work.
I know a guy that had his hair done in Kenya and it turned out perfect for him. Countries out there have caught up with technology and are offering greater services at a lower cost.
got mine done in Nairobi and its just fine.
I know a few guys that went to Turkey for this procedure. They are extremely happy with the results. I must admit that I was impressed.
That SMILE clinic has been standing out of the Turkish ones. It's like they're the only one with no complaints.
As the Smile Hair Clinic family, we are grateful. We would be happy to assist if you are experiencing any loss issues. Thanks for your kind thought we're appreciated.
@@SmileHairClinic th-cam.com/users/shortsnG9bUqxys3Q?feature=share This one really stuck out at me.
Probably cheaper over there. Airfare included. The U.S. medical business is expensive, they don't actually want to help people here.
"they don't actually want to help people here"
And you base that claim on what data?
Yeah, let’s ask a US hair transplant doctor what he thinks about people going to Turkey instead of paying him thousands of dollars more. How biased could he be 😏
I love how happy with the end result. Key note: do what makes you happy here on earth.
I started losing my hair when I was 18 and started shaving my head by 25. I feel kinda lucky that I lost my hair early because now I see some guys losing their hair and it is devastating for them. I would say the most confident move is to own the dome and hit gym.
Yup, this dude would look better bald with 10% bf.
Yea not all guys look decent bald imagine your dome is bent or dented weird
you got that right! same for me, and WAY before there were actors doing it.i was a goddamn trendsetter LOL
now, if you got a lumpy skull you're fucked, but still, its really not a big deal.
i feel bad for women that go bald. we got no right to complain.
@@JBfan8810% bf???
Stop the 🧢. Man up and go to Turkey bruh.
Misleading click bait title. A hair transplant is not a cure for baldness; it is a workaround for baldness.
Why dont people just use dustasteride before they go completely bald? I did it myself when i started noticing my hair getting thinner and thinner, and then it started to fall off. Dustasteride has stopped that process and my hair is slowly but surely getting better, no longer falling out
@@InzpectreI think diet plays a larger role than anything. Exercise. Specific techniques for blood circulation in the cranium. I would not want to take any pharmaceuticals, especially not long term. But if it works for you, I wish you the best of luck 🤞🏼
@@Inzpectre How's your erectile dysfunction though?
Baldness= lack of hair
Hair transplant=hair
It's definitely a cure then it you now have hair.
@@FLiPtHeSWI7CH Fair enough, thank you!
I got my hair transplant in Turkey. I am very happy. I look 10-15 years younger 🎉
As someone living in Turkey, I am really happy that I had the same thing done.
Some things don't come back, but there are many things we can bring back.
Your hair will eventually fall off anyway. Why even wasting a cent to prolong it?
Just shave it off.
@@fglatzelyour hair won’t fall off if you aren’t prone to MPB…
as a bald dude I never understand why some man are so insecure about getting bald, I never gave a crap about it and find it so much easier not having hair
I think its more a society thing. People just don't want to be laughed at for being bald, an issue they can not control. In my case I'm an introvert and hate any attention, it took me a while to accept it but now in my late 30's I'm fine with it.
Went Bald at 26. 43 now I love being bald less maintenance
Agreed. It’s very beta male to conform spending thousands of dollars on treatments for it of vanity and caring what others think. If a woman doesn’t want a man bald, she doesn’t deserve them and never wanted them to begin with. Much more important to have a great physique, talent in work, and have strength of the mind.
just curious, how do u feel about andrew tate?@@RyanRusin
insecurity is a helluva drug
Screw the American doctor that hyped up the risks. That doctor in turkey is WAY more experienced that than guy. Not to mention has many of the drugs we take everyday are made in foreign countries. We live in a global economy and going to a place that specializes in this treatment is the right choice.
I didnt get surgery and went for a hair system and am very happy with the result.
What is a hair system?
I had 2 of these done. on in NY and one in Europe. both were great, but europe was way cheaper. zero issues. i'm very happy with my hair today.
Why 2?
@@oritafilms Hair transplants only fight the symptoms, not the cause. The DHT is still there/
My friend had theirs in Turkey from one of the popular clinics and his results are amazing. He was sceptical before going but is so glad he went ahead with it. Once my hair starts to go, I will be going too.
I just had a HT in Turkey 3 weeks ago. I am American and I’m saying there were no issues whatsoever. The clinic was very helpful. I only paid $1,800. The same HT I received in Turkey would’ve cost me 10k in the United States. The American doctors are greedy (I’m not hating on their money). It’s business for them to charge more and it’s business for me to find quality at a cheaper rate
I had hair transplant surgery and eye laser surgery in The Netherlands. Both clinics are filled with Turkish people. They're just very specialised in these fields.
Also, just checked this "non-profit" website and no doctor of the clinic where I went here in The Netherlands was listed. Definitely pay to play. These people should be ashamed
This procedure is also popular amongst straight men.
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Lets look at dental tourism for example, and just realize that an average Bulgarian, Hungarian, Mexican, Russian, or Colombian (who makes $700-1000 a month) has WAY better teeth than an average American. It's not rocket science or something outside of reach. US is just so insular, so it's hard to realize there is a world beyond. Sure, many things US does way better, but not medical care (in 99% of routine issues).
I had my teeth (a crown) messed up by a respectable dentist in Chicago, whom I paid $8000 out of pocket, ended up loosing a tooth and needing an implant, which I got in Mexico City at a state of the art dental office with a US educated dentist, Swiss materials and German equipment for under $2000.
Same, I imagine for hair transplants. Let your politicians continue calling you a commie bastard for wanting affordable healthcare for yourself and your kids, as these politicians pocket legalized bribes from the insurance industry.
Tbh, a lot of what the US doctor has said is true. Before yall jump to conclusions, LISTEN, to what the guy actually says. The guy basically said to be vigilant, ask questions and make sure you're actually getting the right person to do the surgery. and yes, if something went bad, you're unlikely to receive that same compensation from that clinic as you would from a US clinic. That is simply the reality. Would i go to Turkey? YES.
Turkey have been providing fantastic service at great prices for a long time, the doctors have the most experience in the world and you can visit beautiful Istanbul, if i needed new hair which fortunately I don't, i would go without hesitation 👍
Turkey is a beautiful country. Could make it a trip, enjoy the sights, as well as seeing a doctor.
I have been bald for 30 yrs and have fared just fine with my shaved head.... up until now!!!
It seems to me there is too much aversion against bald people, similar to the one against obese or anorexic people.
Now I must admit fatigue of dealing with superficial people. I've caved in and booked an appointment for a hair transplant surgery. 3 months thereafter ill move to a new city starting a new life.🎉
this is satire right?
@@your_dose_of_reality 🤔 hmmmm, well no, I'm serious, have you never experienced any animosity, shaming or discrimination against bald men?
Hey bro if I can give you a little of my life story. I grew up in East Los Angeles. My friends and family are currently in prison. As a young 12 year old I was shaving my head. And I hate having hair. Am 37 and my head is a chia pet, so every 2-3 days I need to shave it. The secretary at my chiropractor told me when I started going bald. I always have to tell people my background because i choose to be bald. A bald man told me he wishes he had my hair. I always tell people who cares what a person says if your bald your bald. If hair is going to make you feel better then do it. If it’s to please other people screw them. Your life your decisions. Good luck 👍
@@Lifewithemerson323 my issue is NOT what people SAY but the jobs that I don't get bc people with hair are ON AVERAGE deemed more handsome, healthier, etc
... But thx for ur kind encouraging words 🙏
@@mayar4989 I have baldness creeping in. It is mostly around the crown yet. But some even in the front and I am going to go for a hair transplant as soon as I could. People can choose their own comfort level but to me baldness, especially a total baldness without any facial hair appear very unattractive in all but a few men!
don’t listen to the butthurt American doctor who charges crackhead fees and is losing a shitton of customers to Turkish doctors. Turkey has some of the best medical universities and training in the world. Dr. Oz is Turkish! It is also a very safe and touristic country so you will be in good hands if you decide to go through this operation in Turkey. My uncle, boss and several friends have done this operation in Turkey with perfect results.
As a Turk I wouldn't mention Dr. Öz to praise Turkish doctors. That man sold his soul to who knows what but definitely something
My friend went to Turkey for a hair transplant, and came back with a fantastic head of hair. He said the process is sort of painful,. but the end result is amazing. My friend was in his early 40s ,....& now he looks so much younger with his hair transplant. He said it was so much cheaper in Turkey than in the USA. He himself, was in the medical profession, he has a medical degree earned in the USA. He left the USA nearly bald, he would shave his head, because his hair looked patchy, and like peach fuzz. Now his hair is full and thick. I was impressed. I'm already 70,....and I have lost my hair in front and on the top, but I have thick side hair, and around the back,...I even have a long thick ponytail. I wear a hat all the time. Having hair loss, means you develop a "chrome dome",.....the bald part, the bare skin is shiny,...and I do not like the look of it. But at age 70,....well maybe it is not worth it. I am retired, and not working. No one I know cares,...not my wife or friends. I hate being so vain. But with having hair, you do look younger.
wow it seems like uk doctors, us doctors too are started to get scared when they cannot ripoff patients with price gauging.
I could give a damn what anyone thinks having a bald head. My confidence is just massively unapologetic. Same for grey hair. I will NEVER cover or replace what i was blessed to lose or gain. #LiveLongEnough
Not everyone is you. Many people do give a damn and if they can change it they will.
ok baldy
Woah, so you're so confident with your bald head that boiled eggs envy you! No one can humpty dumpty like you.
@@iamdopeasfcukOuch u hurt me! Microaggression!
lol..BALD AND PROUD?
Bless his heart. Get it bro ❤
He’s nice looking either way. But glad he feels more confident
I am a turkish man who had hair transplant exactly 1 month ago. That doctor is BULLSHITTING. No one is promising infinite grefts and yes it is 95% pain free. I went for a cheap option and it all work fine. But if I was a tourist I would go for the expensive option for more comfort.
The reason it is cheap is because of the value of lira. 1$=31₺. That means the dollar just worth more. Not only hairtransplant, but anything that is being produced in Turkey is cheap because of that.
friend went last year to do it, absolutely worth every dollar he said. looking at his hair now its 100% success
There are so many insecure men around. Dudes- just go bald, workout, maybe get some tattoos- own it. Bald is best!
I actually was once so afraid of going bald and considered the same thing. Than I shaved my head and even razored it, and it’s magnificent! I loved it so much, I’m getting laser hair removal on my head to slow the growth as much as possible and have the cleanest, baldest head.
It’s amazing to wake up every morning!
He looks great. Glad it worked for him. And he got all of that at a fraction of the cost in the US.
Every person who went to Turkie for hair transplant recommends it, plus dental and other medical services, I personally went to mexico last year for dental work and I recommend mexico to everyone I know.
After one year of all transplant, you will have noticed receding once again. Hair transplants are a waist of money. They are good for a few years tops before you see a dramatic change again exposing your scars
Exactly. I have a relative that’s had 2 over 15 years and he’s losing behind the grafts.
Turkey is AMAZING for medical & cosmetic surgery!
Went to Istanbul in January 2023 for my hair transplant. Amazing results 13 months later. Cost $3000 all in and I got a vacation out of it. The clinic I went to looked like a typical Canadian hospital. These north American doctors are just pissed they're losing business.
I kid you not, the ad I got for this video was about a Turkish clinic offering baldness treatments 😅
You been looking up baldness stuff before hand?
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I see a BUNCH of plastic surgery advertising on Instagram in Turkey. I don't know why all of a sudden I was inundated and flooded with it. I guess youtube advertising it too
@@kodiekulp I never even look this this up and now all of a sudden I'm being inundated, pushed and flooded with plastic sugery advertising in Turkey
@@ravenc4912 well , crap!
If I was losing my hair, I would shave my head and save money on haircuts, hair tonics and shampoo!
Well worth it. Have too many friends and family who got it done in turkey and absolutely worth it. Its super safe.
Dont believe the media
Yes it's safe and I highly recommend to go to Turkey!! I did it back in 2019... 5 years later couldn't be happier with the results. It was about 3x cheaper than doing it here in LA... The clinic I used even covered some of my travel and hotel... Not sure if they do it now though.
I think it's pretty obvious it's a hair transplant. He's happy and he's convinced himself that hair equals confidence then I guess that's okay. He clearly looks happier.
The headline makes it sound like he's got some disease that needs to be cured when it's a natural occurrence. It's not like he's dying.
Yeah. I'm shocked by all the comments saying it looks so great. At first glance, it is a good amount of hair considering what he started with, but when you really look at it, it's very thin and you can see right through it -- and that's not even in direct sunlight. I think he'll mostly just look like a middle-aged guy with...thinning hair. But I guess that's better than nothing?
You know how you hide a bald spot ? Buy a Lamborghini.
If you can buy the Lamborghini you can pay the 30k here
If you can buy a Lamborghini you can also afford to get a hair transplant on top of that
A yacht also works.
Not how it works, BUD
Brian hasn't addressed his veneers
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USA is insanely expensive, I would go to Turkey if I wanted to have one but I am 62 and I don't give a rat's ass about hair anymore, I love the bald, just like Larry David says.
My old boss had it done and after 10 years he lost most of it and he had a very strange area at the back of his scalp where the hairs were removed. Worst part is that you can still 100% see the plugs and it makes you look vain and insecure that you can't cope, accept and love your true self. He was the nicest guy too. This video should show the back of the head and instead comes off like a commercial.
Then he should just go to turkey and do it again. I don't see anything wrong with doing that. All that accept and love yourself is bullshit, tell that to me when women don't wear make up, do boob jobs, plastic surgery, dress nicely, etc.
I'm sorry but I will travel oversea any day for a fraction of the price because the US is OVERPRICE!!
is usa safe with the mass schootings ?
What
No it’s ghetto
No its not
Yeah. You’re more likely to get struck by lightning. Nice try tho.
Or, we can learn to accept ourselves as we are and strive to be good people on the inside. There’s nothing wrong with being bald. Those who really love us will still love us when our hair falls out.
The most powerful country where there citizens can't afford health .dentists. and surgeries..
These guys need to grow up. I am bald and I could not possibly care less and never have. No one has ever made fun of me because of it and it has never affected my relationships. I even think I would look absolutely ridiculous with hair. The main cause of baldness in men is excess testosterone production so I would argue that bald men are amongst the manliest of men.
I started losing my hair when I was 18 and in the Army. I thought I might have malaria, so I went on Sick Call and the doctor said that I simply had Male Pattern Baldness. I came home from the Army and found that girls under 30 thought I looked too old for them to date even though I was only 20 by that time. I was 35-40 years old before I was able to start dating women around my own age and most of them had plenty of baggage as a bunch of kids and a hatred of men. So, baldness really did have quite an effect on my life. Now I am 70 years old and ironically, I look much younger than my age and there are plenty of women my age wanting to date me.
So glad to hear your life got better !!
"own age and most of them had plenty of baggage as a bunch of kids and a hatred of men." THat's a hell of a generalization based on a tiny sample size.
He speaks as his personal experience of 35-40 years has shown him and I agree with him. @@Kidkosmos
@@Kidkosmos I was active in the '80s and '90s, I dated well over 100 women.
I lived in Turkey for 5 years , it is one of the best countries in terms of medical esthetics , Hair , teeth , and nose fixing ….
Millions go there yearly , and it’s super cheap .
What makes a doctor better is practice , well turkish doctors planted hair way more than US ones , so don’t hesitate and go .
The US doctors want you to pay 30k instead of 3k ( all included )
You live once, Why not focus on Body building. Make your body more athletic shape. Trust me. Good hair means nothing if you dont have cool body. But Hats off to the turkey doctor, at least he managed to show some Real results.
I can not blame these men who breakdown and cry because their hair is thinning away. It’s horrible! But what is also horrible is the extraordinary amount of money hair transplant doctors charge in the United States compared to Turkey, India, Pakistán, Buenos Aires, Mexico, and Iran. Those countries charge a fraction and the results are usually stellar! But be patient in following their post-surgical treatments and time for it to grow for the optimum results. Turkey’s clinics are quite exemplary, top notch, and worth the plane ride ticket besides those clinics treating you like a king with accommodations and thorough treatment. I recommend getting a hair transplant because your confidence and looks only rise from there!!
In the 90s i was a photographer for a company that did this procedure. It doesnt take that long to perform. It isnt all that complicated. Back , 30 years ago it was about 15000 over 3 sessions. Its relativly safe.
Thats not to say i think a non physician should be doing it lol.
But 30,000 dollars? Or even 15,000??
Its kind of disgusting to me.
Some warning is valid but I think a lot doctors in the US unnecessarily bash their foreign counterparts’s skill level because they want to keep their clients who would otherwise seek same medical care at the fraction of the cost
Exactly. Same goes for things like dental tourism. There are clinics around the world with elite levels of expertise, equipment and facilities that charge a fraction of what they do in the US. The US-based providers just don't want to lose out on business.
I did it in Mexico City about 4 years ago... great price, service, and very very happy with the results.
I think that damn near every man can pull off a bald head. There's nothing special about Michael Jordan's or Samuel Jackson's bald head. It is just a matter of doing it and letting the world get used to seeing it. The critical part is for the man to get over any insecurities he may have about it. If enough men start rocking bald heads, people will get over it and even embrace it.
They don't have anything better to do than bash the Turkish doctors. I have friends who have done beautiful dental work in Europe or Mexico and don't have any complaints. The American doctors are too expensive. But the guy acts so feminine it's thoroughly annoying. He's a guy, act like a guy, dude!
Many Somali men went and most of them got curing hair and they look amazing.
Always try medication for 9 months before taking the surgical route. Don’t panic and take ur time doing research and advice.
Had a transplant in turkey at the same clinic in the video in september 2022 and have amazing results. No complaints, amazing results
$3k vs $30k with the same (if not better) result and I am pretty sure a better service... no brainer.
I went to Cancun and done my hair transplant there. It's a Turkish clinic, Harmony, same experience. Affordable and excellent services. My hair is full back now. The U.S. doctor quoted me for 18K. I spend about 3.5K in Cancun.
Go Brian, what a wonderful transformation
As a skinhead, I can't imagine why anybody would want to have hair.
right, i have all my hair but choose to bic my head too hahah
I've been shaving my head since i was 18, but only in my late 30s did i notice i no longer had much to shave up top.