I had a hair transplant procedure done at GETFUE in Turkey in September of 2023. I live in Seattle, Washington USA and the same procedure I had done at GETFUE would have cost $35,000 in Seattle. If I'd never found GETFUE I would have never gotten this procedure. The Seattle procedure was cost-prohibitive for me. I accidentally learned about GETFUE while planning a vacation to Turkey. While zooming in on an online map of a hotel we were considering staying at, I noticed some other businesses located in the general location. One of them was a hair transplant clinic. I was concerned whether or not this was a legitimate business or just an online scam. This eventually led me to contact GETFUE. Kristina, the primary person you will be connected with if you contact them, emailed me back. Over the next week or so, I sent her several emails requesting various pieces of information I needed. Kristina was very patient with me. I knew a lot about this procedure, but I still had questions. Kristina answered them. It didn't take long before I felt I could trust Kristina. So, I made a down payment for a procedure and she set up an appointment for me right at the end of our September vacation. She wanted it to fit in with our vacation, but not interrupt it any more than was needed. Everything went perfectly. I do not consider it to be a particularly painful procedure. I didn't mind that I was going to have to have a full shaved scalp to deal with for a few months. The only part of it that I was uncomfortable with was getting the anesthetic shots in my scalp. You don't want to have this procedure done without them. I only remember a short part of the 7+ hours the procedure took. I remember when the doctor harvested the first 12 of my donor follicles, and then I must have fallen asleep. When I woke up, I was briefed on how to take care of my transplants and then driven back to my hotel. I was on a plane back to Seattle the next day. I am very happy that I was lucky enough to have contacted this company. I was treated very professionally and pleasantly. I'll be at my 6-month post-procedure point on the 15th of March. I'm already very pleased with the transplant progress here at the so-called midpoint of the process. I know I still have much more to look forward to and I am excited to see where the next few months take me.