Roles by speciality, not names
This page publishes not the names of the doctors but who is responsible for what across the four specialities; the reason is set out in the first section.
Why there are no doctors’ names on this page
Information a healthcare provider publishes about its doctors has to be verifiable: name, specialty and registration details have to be consistent with each other. The Turkish Promotion Regulation of 12 November 2025 explicitly prohibits the use of unverified or false specialist titles.
We are not publishing doctors’ names until the verification of the clinical team is complete. Publishing a list of names and leaving the verification for later would contradict, in the first sentence, the argument we make on the rest of this site.
When verification is complete, this page will be updated with names, specialties and registration details. Until then, what appears below is roles and the limits of responsibility.
Hair, beard and moustache transplants
Planning and performing the transplant operation is the doctor’s responsibility.
Auxiliary healthcare staff work under the doctor’s supervision on graft dissection and placement. Which stage of the procedure was performed by whom is recorded in your file — and you can ask for that record.
- Measurement and planning — donor density, square centimetres of thinning area, graft distribution and the position of the hairline
- Channel creation and direction map — 40–45 degrees on the scalp, 15–20 on the face; this is the step that decides how natural the result looks
- Graft preparation and placement — the transplant team under the doctor’s supervision
- First wash and discharge — aftercare, medication and the list of things not to do, given to you in writing
Dental treatment
Oral and dental procedures are the dentist’s responsibility: assessment of the panoramic radiograph and, where needed, a 3D scan, implant planning, restoration preparation and try-in.
Restorations and prostheses are produced with a dental laboratory from a digital impression. The laboratory works to the impression and VITA shade record the dentist has approved, and nothing goes into production until it has been approved at the try-in.
Botulinum toxin
Botulinum toxin is the administration of a prescription medicine and is only performed by a doctor. It is not given without an examination — in this clinic there is no “nurse-led” or “practitioner-led” alternative.
The dose decision is individual: the dose range for the area and your own muscle strength are assessed together. The name of the product used, its batch number and the total units are recorded in your file; that record is what allows the next session’s dose to be set by measurement rather than guesswork.
How the joint clinical review works
Where a patient concerns two specialities, the decision does not rest with one doctor.
The outcome of the joint review is written into a single patient file: which procedure comes first, which second, and which will not be done at all. The order is itself the result, which is why it is written down and given to you.
- Plans where hair and beard transplants share the same donor area — the graft budget is worked out for both regions together
- Cases where smile design and expression-muscle treatment are both requested — the dental line and muscle movement are assessed in the same analysis
- Cases where one procedure has to wait for another — which treatment comes first is decided jointly
- Cases where a request is declined — the reason is written into the file and explained to the patient in the same terms
Patient coordination and language support
Patient coordination is not a clinical role and does not answer clinical questions. Its job is to run the process: passing pre-assessment correspondence to the doctor, setting the schedule, arranging pick-up and review conversations.
The moment a question becomes a clinical decision, the answer comes from the doctor. Nothing the coordination team tells you substitutes for an examination — and if you are ever quoted a graft count by someone who is not a doctor, treat it as an estimate.
To be completed before publication
The information below will be added to this page once verification is complete. It is deliberately blank at present; a blank line is information that has not been verified.
- Name of the responsible manager and details of the responsible manager certificate — to be completed before publication
- Name, specialty and registration details of the doctor in each speciality — to be completed before publication
- Number and qualifications of the auxiliary healthcare staff working in the transplant team — to be completed before publication
Pre-assessment
Describe your situation and we will answer with a measurement
Send a photograph or an X-ray. A doctor in the relevant speciality will reply with a graft range, a number of teeth or a dose range in units. If you are not suitable, we say so plainly.