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Our office

Where the coordination happens

Our consultation office is at Esentepe Mah. Keskin Kalem Sok. No: 27/8, Şişli / İstanbul, Türkiye. This is where your assessment is handled, your quotation is prepared and your travel is arranged — the operation itself takes place in our clinic, shown below.

The consultation office in Şişli.

The facility

Where the operation happens

Your examination, your operation and your first wash all take place in our clinic in Istanbul. These are photographs of that environment: the reception where you arrive on day one, the ward corridor, and the theatre where the session is carried out.

Reception, ward corridor and operating theatre at our clinic.

A longer set is on the photographs page, and the clinics page describes what is in the building.

The honest part

Why there are no before-and-after photographs

This is the first thing most people look for on a page like this, so it should be answered directly. There are two reasons, and the second one is the one worth thinking about.

• Turkish health advertising regulation does not permit them for our activity. Publishing treatment-outcome images as promotion is restricted, and the restriction applies to every provider operating in Turkey — whatever their website shows you.
• They would not tell you very much even if they were permitted. A result photograph carries no donor capacity, no graft count, no starting point, no lighting standard and no date. Two photographs taken months apart under different light can be made to show almost anything, and a gallery selects for its strongest cases by definition.

What to look at instead

What actually tells you something about a clinic

If photographs cannot answer the question, these can. Each one is checkable before you pay anything.

• The health tourism authorisation number. Ours is AK-0604 and the certificate is published in full on the documents page.
• The name of the clinic, in writing. The address of the place you will actually be treated in belongs in the quotation, not in a phone call.
• The name of the operating physician. It belongs in the written quotation. “Our team” is not an answer.
• An itemised quotation. The graft estimate, the technique, what the package includes and what it excludes, and the price.
• What the provider refuses to promise. A provider that guarantees you a density, a graft survival percentage or a result by a given month is promising something nobody can promise.

Free assessment

A photograph that is worth sending

The photographs that matter in this process are yours, not ours. Four of them — top, front, side and back — are enough for an assessment of your donor capacity, an estimated graft count, the technique that suits you and an itemised written quotation.