Turkey Hair Transplant

Almost every "top clinics in Turkey" list you will find was published by a clinic, which tells you what those rankings are worth. Criteria you can check yourself are worth more:

• A named, licensed surgeon opens the channels and stays for the procedure
• Pricing is published, not revealed only after you send photographs
• Twelve-month result photos exist, with the graft count stated
• Reviews sit somewhere the clinic cannot edit
• Accreditation names the body that issued it
• Someone assesses your scalp before a number is attached to it

Apply all six to us as readily as to anyone else on your shortlist. If we fall short on one, we would rather you asked than assumed.

Why the cheapest quote is rarely the best value

Prices in Turkey track the business model far more closely than they track the result. A very low figure usually means high patient volume, and high volume usually means the surgeon is split across several operations in a day. That matters because of where the splitting happens: extraction and placement can be handled by trained technicians, but opening the recipient channels — the angle, depth and density that decide whether a hairline looks natural a year later — is the stage you want a surgeon doing personally.

Judging a clinic is the harder half. We publish an openly conflicted comparison of the top 10 hair transplant clinics in Turkey — openly conflicted because Istanbul Care is one of them, which is why it was deliberately excluded from its own ranking. It sets out the selection method and what was left out.