The clinic that states its unit

The problem for a patient researching Istanbul is not a shortage of information. It is a surplus of identical information. Every clinic says the same three things: expert team, latest technology, natural results. None of it is verifiable.

We try something different: describe each treatment in its own clinical unit. Botulinum toxin is measured in units, a hair transplant in grafts, filler in millilitres, a veneer case in teeth and a VITA shade, a bariatric decision in BMI. These are not marketing terms. They are the actual measures — and they can be checked.

Three working rules

The measure is written down

Product name, batch number and quantity go into your file, and the file goes home with you. A treatment without a record forces the next clinician to start from guesswork.

The limit is stated

If your expectation is not achievable with your anatomy, we say so before you book a flight — and we do not perform the treatment. A clinic that says yes to everything is answering a sales question, not a clinical one.

The order is not broken

No scar treatment while acne is active. No cosmetic crowns over untreated gum disease. No hair transplant while shedding is uncontrolled. Skipping a step to save time reverses the result later.

Why six specialities

A pigmentation problem can be hormonal. Hair loss can be thyroid-driven. A patient who asks for a nose job may actually need a septoplasty. A single-speciality centre cannot see those links, and when it does, it has to refer the patient elsewhere.

Six specialities sharing one file exist so that those links can be made.

On regulation

Turkish healthcare promotion rules prohibit advertising, price and campaign communication to a domestic audience, and restrict before-and-after imagery. Our Turkish pages follow that strictly. Our English pages, directed at patients travelling from abroad, publish package structure and inclusions under the separate framework the regulation provides.

We publish the reasoning rather than hiding the difference. See quality and licences.