Bridging tradition and technology: Afro hair transplant advancements

"Every strand holds a unique story."

  (photo credit: Asli Tarcan Clinic)
(photo credit: Asli Tarcan Clinic)

In African cultures, hair is more than a physical attribute; it expresses individuality, showcases creativity and connects people to their ancestral heritage. Asli Tarcan Clinic honors this heritage by developing  groundbreaking Afro hair transplant techniques.

The clinic's cutting-edge Afro Hair Transplants procedures are a breakthrough in the world of hair restoration. These procedures are specifically designed for Afro-textured hair, and works with its natural growth patterns to deliver authentic results that respect African cultural traditions.

Afro Hair Transplant: Where Culture Meets Innovation

Historically speaking, traditional hair transplantation methods failed to meet the requirements of Afro-textured hair. The curly shapes, jagged follicles and distinct scalp needs of African hair created serious difficulties during transplantation.

This led to unsatisfactory results that poorly represented the natural characteristics of African hair. 

Asli Tarcan identified this significant gap and established the Afro Hair Transplant initiative. At this clinic, hair transplant experts perform detailed examinations of Afro hair's distinctive curl pattern, follicle structure, and growth angle before starting any restoration procedure.

Asli Tarcan Clinic in Turkey applies an elaborate method to investigate the complex hair structure. This approach embraces the cultural values of different African communities, before performing transplant procedures to create results that maintain natural African looks.

Asli Tarcan Clinic's Specialized Techniques For Afro-Textured Hair

Asli Tarcan Clinic proves its standout position in treating Afro-textured hair, while expertly handling unique challenges not found in traditional hair types. 

The clinic's specialized hair treatment methods adapt to individual needs of African hair and related Caribbean and ethnic hair varieties, which differ in texture.

  1. The DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) approach to hair transplant uses Choi pen tools to simultaneously extract and place hair follicles. This medical device is modified from FUE procedures. The DHI technique offers rapid recovery, shorter healing times and minimal trauma to the patients. 
  2. The FUE Hair Transplant procedure for Afro hair follicle, is a refined version of its foundational technique.
  3. The Sapphire FUE Hair Transplant uses precise sapphire blades to create dimensionally accurate micro incisions, meeting the hair density needs of Afro-textured hair.
  4. DHI Robotic Hair Transplant combines AI technology with human expertise to achieve maximum precision when handling complex Afro hair follicle patterns.

Pioneering Technologies Enhancing Afro Hair Transplant Success

Through the visionary leadership of Asli Tarcan, a renowned businesswoman, the Asli Tarcan Clinic maintains its innovative position. This is further shown by the new Afro Hair Transplant service, which employs cutting-edge technologies specifically designed for Afro curly hair.

The clinic in Turkey uses advanced techniques with curved extraction tools for curly follicles and specialized instruments for precise implantation, maintaining Afro hair growth angles for optimal outcomes.

Comprehensive Consultation Process For Optimal Afro Hair Restoration

The success of Afro hair transplantation relies on proper consultation. Surgeons and patients collaborate to set realistic goals while respecting traditional Black hair appearances.

Specialists from Asli Tarcan Clinic provide complete information on FUE and DHI surgical procedures tailored to Afro-textured hair.

The medical team works to preserve the natural density and growth patterns of Afro hair, delivering balanced and ethnically appropriate results for each client.

The Istanbul-based clinic in Turkey accepts international inquiries because it provides patients the opportunity to boost self-esteem through cultural appreciation of their true identity.

This article was written in cooperation with Asli Tarcan Clinic