Your Treatment Journey in Istanbul (International Patients)
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Your Treatment Journey in Istanbul (International Patients)

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For international patients coming to Istanbul for facial surgery or a hair transplant, the process follows planned, transparent steps. The goal is a stress-free experience for both the procedure and the travel and stay. Every stage is guided by the surgeon and a coordinator.

1. Online Pre-Assessment

An online pre-assessment is carried out using photos of your face or scalp from several angles. This covers a general roadmap, expectations and suitability. The definitive surgical decision is made after an in-person examination and the necessary tests in Istanbul.

2. Plan, Travel and Transfer

After suitability is confirmed, a treatment plan and schedule are prepared. Airport pickup, hotel accommodation, transfer to the clinic and interpreter support when needed are coordinated.

3. Operation and Stay

Following examination and a final assessment, the procedure is performed. The first days of recovery are monitored during your stay, and check-ups are scheduled.

4. Follow-up After You Return

After you return home, your recovery is followed online and a contact channel stays open for your questions. This structure provides continuous care despite the distance. Language support is offered in Turkish, English, Russian and Arabic.

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