Dr. Yaman Hair Clinic

Dr. Resul Yaman was born in 1982 in Istanbul, Turkey. Dr. Yaman  graduated  from  Istanbul University,  Cerrahpasa Faculty of Medicine in 2005.

While he was studying at the university he started to search about the subject because of his hair loss problem.After gratuation, he started to work as an assistant at a hair transplantation clinic.He had his hair transplantation surgery in 2007. 

Dr. Resul Yaman has performed  exclusive hair transplant, facial hair transplant and eyebrow transplant  surgery at his own clinic in Istanbul since 2009.He has more than 8 years of experience in the field of hair restoration surgery.

 He is committed to staying active in this field through ongoing education and incorporating the latest advances into his practice. 

Dr. Yaman is an active member of International Society of Hair Restoration Surgeons (ISHRS), the world’s largest organization of hair restoration surgery. He uses  Modified Micromotor FUE technique.

MODIFIED MICRO MOTOR FUE

By Transplanting  many hair follicles, It is possible to get dense and natural results.The serial incision capability of micromotor allows to get more hair follicles.

Taking so many hair follicles  requires a long time to be tranplanted. Thus, hair follicles stay  out for a long time and get damaged. Micromotor  is a devise can reach high speed  so it may damage hair follicles.
Our modification has two main objective:Firstly,by using micromotor at low speed prevents  hair follicles damages arising from  heating  and breaks.Secondly, It aims to reduce the duration of hair follicles staying out.
However, the operation is being performed  by taking 1000 unit hair follicles incrementally. In this modification  after taking and transplanting  1000 hair follicles the operation moves on the other 1000 ones. When the  procedure is repeated  four times a day,4000 hair follicles are transplanted healthily.  By this means, hair follicles staying out duration is from 15 to 45 minutes which  is also the  ideal time  for majör organ transplantations.