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Medical biography · hair transplantation

About Doctor Aslan

Dr İsmail Aslan combines medical experience from Türkiye and Germany with a clear focus on hair transplantation, careful assessment and long-term planning.

The practice is located on Bağdat Caddesi in Istanbul. Hair transplantation is performed in collaborating healthcare facilities with the required authorisations and appropriate infrastructure.

Education and early medical years

The foundation developed across different fields of medicine.

Professional development is presented chronologically and without shortened advertising claims. Each stage describes a verifiable responsibility.

011998

Medical degree

Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at Selçuk University.

02Early years

General medical care

Work in Kırıkkale, Ankara, Diyarbakır, Alanya and Istanbul broadened the clinical perspective.

03Care

Several medical fields

Experience in tourism medicine, emergency care, occupational medicine and family medicine across different patient settings.

042012–2013

Focused training

Theoretical and practical training in aesthetic medicine and FUE and FUT hair transplantation.

Hair transplantation, Germany and Istanbul

Clinical focus and international medical experience.

Germany and Istanbul are shown as distinct professional stages. Practice, medical responsibility and the surgical location remain clearly separated.

01Since 2013

Focus on hair transplantation

Continuous clinical work in hair transplantation and aesthetic medicine.

022019

Move to Germany

Continuation of the professional career in Germany, followed by medical recognition.

032020

German Approbation

Approbation granted, followed by medical work in cardiology in Leipzig.

04Thereafter

Düsseldorf, Berlin, Istanbul

Work in hair transplantation and medical aesthetics; today a medical practice on Bağdat Caddesi.

State responsibilities clearly

The practice and surgical location fulfil different tasks.

The visible practice address and the location of a surgical procedure are not conflated.

01Practice

Bağdat Caddesi · Istanbul

Medical consultations and medical-aesthetic and regenerative treatments take place at the practice.

02Surgery

Collaborating healthcare facility

Hair, beard and eyebrow transplantation takes place in facilities with the required authorisations and infrastructure.

03Planning

Personal examination first

Suitability, scope, hairline, reserve and possible alternatives are assessed before a binding surgical plan.

04Follow-up

Responsibility before return travel

The review route, photographic documentation and procedure for concerns are defined before the return journey.

Verified information only

Qualifications are stated specifically — not embellished with titles.

This page lists only confirmed education and professional information. Documents are shown as media only after separate publication approval.

01Degree

Medical doctor since 1998

Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at Selçuk University.

02Approbation

Germany · 2020

German Approbation is a clearly stated and chronologically placed part of the profile.

03Training

Hair transplantation · 2012–2013

Theoretical and practical training in FUE, FUT and aesthetic medicine.

Dr İsmail Aslan wearing a white medical coat
Dr İsmail AslanMedical DoctorClinical Focus: Hair Transplantation · Aesthetic Medicine

Medical position

Planning begins with the limits, not with a promise.

For Dr İsmail Aslan, good medicine begins by understanding the person and the starting point before recommending treatment.

01

The right indication

Cause, progression and treatment aim are classified before the method is selected.

02

Proportionate planning

A defensible scope matters more than the highest possible number or a technique name.

03

Long-term perspective

Donor reserve, existing hair and possible further hair loss remain part of the decision.

04

Open communication

Benefits, limits, alternatives and the option against treatment are discussed transparently.

Medically reviewed by Dr İsmail AslanLast review · 24 August 2026No diagnosis or outcome guarantee

Two medical routes

Surgery and clinical treatment remain separately assessable.

The individual starting point determines which treatment options should reasonably be assessed. Both areas are explained on their own detailed pages.

01Surgical

Hair Transplantation

Donor reserve, recipient area, hairline and long-term distribution determine the plan.

Open Hair Transplantation
02Non-surgical

Clinical Hair Treatments

Diagnosis, product, evidence, safety and a reviewable aim come before method selection.

Open Clinical Hair Treatments

Measurement supports medical assessment

Comparable data instead of changing impressions.

Standardised images and measurement fields support documentation and follow-up. They replace neither history nor examination or diagnosis.

01Capture

Standardise

Light, distance, perspective and measurement field are kept comparable.

02Findings

Interpret medically

Measurements are connected with pattern, scalp, medicines and history.

03Progression

Choose timing meaningfully

Reviews follow the hair cycle and a clear clinical question.

04Boundary

No software diagnosis

Automated values are not presented as a personal diagnosis or outcome promise.

Six detailed topic areas

Further routes with their own medical task.

This selection shows only published and working pages. It is not a treatment recommendation or ranking.

01Category

Hair Treatments

Classify all surgical, clinical, medical and supportive routes.

Open Hair Treatments
04Medication

Medical Treatment

Distinguish ingredient, formulation, authorisation and personal risks.

Open Medical Treatment
05Travel

Istanbul Process

Plan pre-assessment, travel, examination, procedure and return.

Open Istanbul Process

Classify medically · decide calmly

The next step begins with the right information.

Photographs and information can provide initial orientation. A final diagnosis, suitability and treatment plan are established only after a personal medical examination.