Hair Transplant

According to the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, by age 35, more than 40% of Americans show signs of hair loss. The condition worsens with age, and by age 60, more than 65% of males exhibit signs of hair loss. Nearly 80 million people in the United States are having hair thinning or baldness due to hereditary causes. In men, hereditary hair loss is often observed in the hairline.

While hair transplants are usually associated with male balding and alopecia and nearly 90% of male patients experience quick and natural growth after the procedure, women make up a third of all hair transplant patients, and there has been a high increase in the need for women’s hair loss transplants.

About 85% of men have hair thinning by the time they're 50. Some of them start to lose their hair before they turn 21. Hair loss, or alopecia with its medical term, doesn’t usually signal a medical problem and it doesn't harm your health. But it is very common to worry about how it affects the look.

FlyMedi’s Goals and Vision

FlyMedi is the brainchild of partners and longtime friends Fatih Ciftci & Eray Cetiner. They set out with a clear, yet complex vision in mind for the future of FlyMedi – “Affordable healthcare for everyone”.

Each of us loses an average amount of hair daily. It is normal to lose about 50-100 hairs every day. If you see bald patches or lots of thinning on your head, you may be experiencing hair loss.

Thanks to the ever-increasing costs of medical care in several developed countries such as the United States, medical tourism is on the rise, more than ever. American patients are looking for less expensive alternatives for surgical, optical and dental treatments while Canadian or British patients may grow weary of the long waiting lists in their respective countries. According to medical travel statistics released by the Medical Tourism Association, most of the health tourism travelers are female, and all are between ages 45 and 64.