Turkey, which is rated as the best medical tourism destination, how many people go to have their hair transplanted every month?

Speaking of romantic Turkey, I think the Asia-Europe Bridge, Aegean Sea and hot air balloon are standard. However, when you really walk on the streets of Istanbul, you will often find some men with blood bandages on their heads, walking around like "refugees". Don't be surprised, they are just a group of reborn people.

For various reasons, in the past few years, Turkey's tourism industry has been hit hard, and many businessmen engaged in hot air balloon have begun to take classes to learn Arabic. Ice cream brother also switched to selling hats; The tour guide of mosque is a medical beauty industry, which originated from a branch of Turkish tourism. It stood firm in the serious loss and had hair and beard transplantation.

Hair transplant is one of the fastest growing industries in Turkey. It is estimated that one in ten visitors to Turkey has the hope of nirvana. The chairman of the Turkish Tourism Development Committee once said in an interview with Freedom: "On average, 5,000 patients come to Turkey every month just for hair transplant; Most patients come from Europe and Arab countries, and these figures are expected to double in the next few years. "

This is by no means groundless, my friends. As a country with a history of "beard and hair planting" for 40 years, a man without beard and hair means no artillery fire. This is a symbol of masculinity and strength. Men with thick hair have no midlife crisis. This concept is deeply rooted in the hearts of Europeans, not only in Turkey, but also in Britain, a country with hair loss, where dense forests smell of money.

I met Chris from Bradford, England. He is the database manager of a software company. At the age of 30, he has already faced the problem of baldness. When we were chatting, he said, "Since I was about 27 years old, I have seen some hairs on my white desk. I didn't care at first, because most of my colleagues didn't have as much hair as me. Then my scalp became more and more exposed. I've tried over-the-counter drugs, such as hair loss shampoo, but it really is for me. As the last effort in four years, Chris found medical tourism in Turkey online. " I saw one of the most popular destinations for hair transplantation in Turkey on the Internet, but the price was very transparent. Indeed, I can fly to an awesome place like the United States to get the best hair transplant effect, but only one flight will deduct the full cost of my transplant in Turkey. "

Turkey can become an internationally recognized hair transplant center for patients with alopecia because of its high cost performance. In the United States and Europe, the cost of hair transplant is as high as $25,000, while in Turkey, it only costs $800-5,000. For example, the hair transplant package purchased by Chris costs less than $3,000, including hotel accommodation, airport transfer and transportation between the hotel and the hospital. It also includes blood test fees, consultation fees, postoperative medicine fees and nursing fees, and, if we are lucky, a friendship trip for patients. For a five-star service like this, buying a house in a second-tier city anywhere probably requires a down payment. In Istanbul, this is just the price of a MAC Pro.

Such a low cost has also attracted many African brothers. They crossed the Mediterranean and realized the freedom of hair transplantation. I have an Algerian friend, about 28 years old. I call him Aziz. His proud hairline has long been his nightmare. At that time, he said, "I dare to take off my hat when no one is around at night." Before the outbreak, he saw a hair transplant agency on Facebook in Turkey. The contrast left a deep impression on him, and the fire in his heart was lit. After a night of meditation, Aziz took the latest flight to Istanbul. "Hair transplant is one of the most effective ways to fight baldness, but in my hometown, the existence of hair transplant is similar to advanced medical projects to fight serious diseases, which gave me a second life in Turkey." When I accompanied him after the operation, Aziz sat at the door of the clinic nervously and excitedly, as if he had been reborn.

According to the conservative estimation of the President of the Middle East Tourism and Travel Agency Association, there are as many as 65,438+050 to 500 freshmen in Turkey every week. In 2065,438+08 alone, the income of Turkey's hair transplant industry has exceeded 10 billion USD. Turkey has been rated as the best medical tourism destination and has long been in demand in the market. Hair transplant clinics in Turkey are gradually blooming everywhere, and the competition is particularly fierce.

I am Noor, a native of Turkey. If you have any local fans who need help, you can contact me.

(The pictures are all from the Internet)