Turkish Hair Transplant in a 60-Year-Old Gentleman
6-Month Clinical Follow-Up | Profile Cosmetic Clinic, Ludhiana
Patient Profile
- Age: 60 years
- Medical History: No reported comorbidities
- Procedure: Turkish Hair Transplant Technique
- Date of Procedure: April 2026
- Grafts Transplanted: Approximately 4,000
- Procedure Duration: 6 hours
- Follow-Up Period: 6 months
1. Patient Presentation
A 60-year-old gentleman presented to Profile Cosmetic Clinic for hair restoration. The patient had no reported history of comorbidities.
Before planning the procedure, a comprehensive medical evaluation and detailed consultation were conducted. The patient’s suitability for surgery, treatment approach, anticipated outcomes, and the progressive nature of hair growth after transplantation were discussed.
Following the assessment and consultation, the hair transplant procedure was planned according to the patient’s individual requirements.
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Figure 1. Clinical photographs documenting the patient’s scalp and hair-loss pattern before transplantation.
2. Treatment Planning and Donor Area Selection
The Turkish Hair Transplant Technique was selected for the procedure.
The donor areas were selected based on the treatment plan:
- Scalp donor area: Posterior scalp.
- Additional donor area: Beard hair harvested from the neck region.
The use of both scalp and beard donor hair was incorporated into the treatment plan. Donor hair selection and utilization were based on the patient’s individual characteristics and the planned restoration.
Before surgery, the patient received detailed counselling regarding the procedure, recovery, post-operative care, and expected results.
3. Surgical Procedure
The hair transplant was performed in April 2026.
Approximately 4,000 grafts were transplanted over a period of six hours using the planned Turkish Hair Transplant Technique.
The procedure involved harvesting donor hair from the selected areas and transplanting the grafts into the recipient area according to the surgical plan.
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Figure 2. Clinical photographs showing the scalp immediately after hair transplantation.
4. Immediate Post-Operative Care
The patient was called to the clinic three days after surgery for a clinical head wash and assessment.
As the patient was travelling internationally, follow-up care was continued through online consultations and communication with the clinic.
This allowed the clinical team to maintain contact with the patient and provide guidance regarding post-operative care during his recovery.
5. Post-Operative Maintenance
During the follow-up period, the patient reported using the following as part of his post-operative regimen:
- Topical minoxidil 5% solution: Applied to the scalp.
- Hair vitamins: Taken as part of the post-operative regimen.
The patient remained in contact with the clinic online throughout the follow-up period.
Post-transplant hair growth is a gradual process, and the visible outcome at six months represents an intermediate stage of recovery and hair maturation.
6. Six-Month Follow-Up Results
At the six-month follow-up, clinical photographs were obtained to document the progress following transplantation.
The photographs allow comparison of the patient’s pre-transplant appearance with the immediate post-operative condition and the six-month follow-up.
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Figure 3. Clinical photographs at six months following hair transplantation.
The six-month photographs provide a visual record of the patient’s progress. The extent of coverage, distribution, hair growth, and overall cosmetic improvement should be assessed directly from the clinical photographs.
Further maturation and changes in hair density may continue beyond the six-month mark.
7. Clinical Summary
This case documents the hair restoration journey of a 60-year-old gentleman who underwent a Turkish Hair Transplant procedure at Profile Cosmetic Clinic in April 2026.
Following medical evaluation, detailed consultation, and individualized treatment planning, approximately 4,000 grafts were transplanted over six hours, utilizing donor hair from the posterior scalp and the neck beard region.
The patient attended the clinic three days after surgery for a clinical head wash and subsequently continued online follow-up because of international travel.
At six months, follow-up photographs were obtained to document the progress of hair restoration.
This case highlights the importance of individualized surgical planning, appropriate donor area selection, post-operative guidance, and continued follow-up when managing patients travelling internationally for hair transplantation.
Clinical Disclaimer
This case study presents an individual patient’s treatment journey and photographic follow-up. Results vary between individuals depending on donor hair characteristics, scalp condition, healing, hair growth patterns, and other patient-specific factors. Six-month results are not necessarily the final outcome. Treatment suitability and outcomes should be assessed by a qualified medical professional.
