Aesthetic Medicine
Facial movement, volume, skin quality and tissue are assessed according to anatomy, product and the safety framework.
Open Aesthetic MedicineTreatments · Hair Focus
A clear route to the relevant medical information
Treatments
Explore six equal treatment families. Hair Treatments remains the principal clinical focus, with surgical and non-surgical routes kept distinct and every method linked to one canonical English page. Aesthetic medicine, regenerative and device-based approaches, medical skin care and IV support remain visible as separate physician-led families.
Principal Category
Focus 01
Surgical and non-surgical hair treatments
The category connects surgical planning, non-surgical routes, medical assessment and long-term follow-up without treating the methods as interchangeable.Open complete category- Surgical
- 6 specialised routes
- Clinical
- 11 separated methods
- Medication
- Diagnosis and safety framework
- Support
- Care, analysis, travel and aftercare
Treatment Families 02—06
Five separate categories
Aesthetic medicine, regeneration, devices, skin care and IV support.
Each service family has its own overview page and leads to detailed information. All content has been written independently for English-speaking patients.
Regenerative Approaches
Autologous and regenerative approaches are distinguished by origin, preparation, evidence and aim.
Open Regenerative ApproachesDevice-Based Treatments
Energy type, target tissue, skin type, parameters and healing course are planned together.
Open Device-Based TreatmentsMedical Skin Care
Barrier, acne, pigment, redness and skin texture are organised within a stepwise care plan.
Open Medical Skin CareIV Supportive Treatments
Indication, product, dose, interactions and infusion safety are reviewed transparently.
Open IV Supportive TreatmentsHair Transplantation
Surgical index
Six aims, one shared planning framework.
No card claims general suitability or technical superiority.
01Surgical route
Hair Transplantation
Donor reserve, hairline, recipient area and long-term distribution.
Open Hair Transplantation02Surgical route
Long-Hair Transplantation
Unshaven, partially shaven or conventional — only after personal assessment.
Open Long-Hair Transplantation03Surgical route
Hair Transplantation for Women
Pattern, existing hair, cause and surgical suitability are assessed separately.
Open Hair Transplantation for Women04Surgical route
Beard and Moustache Transplantation
Contour, transitions, angle and growth direction are planned to suit the face.
Open Beard and Moustache Transplantation05Surgical route
Eyebrow Transplantation
Shape, arch, single grafts and particularly flat exit angles.
Open Eyebrow Transplantation06Surgical route
Corrective Hair Transplantation
Hairline, direction, scars and remaining reserve are assessed realistically.
Open Corrective Hair TransplantationClinical Hair Treatments · 01—06
Method group I
Keep autologous and tissue-based approaches distinct.
PRP through Microfat and Nanofat are presented in a fixed clinical order. Hair mesotherapy remains explicitly hair-specific; Microfat and Nanofat are explained together in separate sections.
PRP
Autologous plasma whose preparation, target tissue, evidence and course are assessed separately by a physician.
PRF and Platelet Concentrates
Autologous platelet concentrates whose fibrin form, preparation, target tissue and evidence are assessed separately.
Hair Mesotherapy
Hair-specific mesotherapy in which the product, ingredients and authorisation status are reviewed separately.
Autologous Microtransplantation
An autologous approach with transparent disclosure of tissue source, preparation and evidence limits.
SVF
A tissue-based approach that requires mechanical and enzymatic processing to remain clearly distinguished.
Microfat and Nanofat
Microfat and Nanofat on one page, with clearly separated sections.
Clinical Hair Treatments · 07—11
Method group II
Distinguish product, biology, device and evidence.
Related terminology does not turn these approaches into interchangeable treatments.
Exosome-Based Approaches
A product- and source-dependent approach with visible quality, evidence and regulatory boundaries.
PN / PDRN
A polynucleotide-based approach that considers the product, raw material and application status separately.
Stem-Cell-Based Approaches
An evidence- and regulation-oriented overview without promising certain regeneration.
Medical Microneedling
Medical micro-injury with clear documentation of the device, depth, sterility and combinations.
Photobiomodulation and LED
A light-based approach with documented wavelength and dose, separating clinical from home-use devices.
Medical Treatment
Three levels
Medicine information needs diagnosis and safety context.
Minoxidil is explained separately. Finasteride and dutasteride remain on one shared page with separate sections and no superiority ranking.
Medical Treatment for Hair Loss
The shared clinical framework for diagnosis, treatment aim, course monitoring and safety assessment.
Open Medical Treatment for Hair LossMinoxidil
An active-ingredient page clearly separating topical and oral forms and their safety frameworks.
Open MinoxidilFinasteride and Dutasteride
Finasteride and dutasteride on one shared page with clearly separated sections.
Open Finasteride and DutasterideAuthorisation, off-label use, dosage form and risks remain separated by market and product on the detailed pages.
Support and Clinical Tools
Support treatment · clarify findings
Care, travel, aftercare and analysis perform different tasks.
Digital hair and skin analysis supports medical assessment; it is deliberately not promoted as a stand-alone treatment.
01Supporting route
Hair Care and Support
Supportive hair and scalp care clearly distinguished from medical treatment.
Open Hair Care and Support02Supporting route
Process and Travel
A traceable pathway from pre-assessment through Istanbul to follow-up.
Open Process and Travel03Supporting route
Preparation and Aftercare
Preparation, early care, warning signs and a long-term review framework.
Open Preparation and Aftercare04Clinical tool
Ultrasound-Assisted Assessment
Targeted ultrasound imaging as an adjunct to personal medical assessment.
Open Ultrasound-Assisted Assessment05Clinical tool
Digital Hair and Skin Analysis
Standardised imaging and progress recording in support of medical assessment.
Open Digital Hair and Skin AnalysisHow Assessment Continues
Four steps
Understand first, compare second, plan last.
Selection begins with the starting point rather than a technique name.
- 01
Clarify the question
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
- 02
Examine in person
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
- 03
Compare suitable routes
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
- 04
Agree the plan and follow-up
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
Process and Travel
Istanbul within the care plan
Travel organisation follows the medical decision.
Preparation, facility, consent, treatment day and aftercare are explained as one connected process. Package details appear only after current verification.
- 01
Initial online orientation
Available information and suitable images help organise the open questions for the personal examination.
- 02
In-person examination
Final suitability and the treatment plan are determined only after a medical examination in Istanbul.
- 03
Confirm the plan and process
Treatment aim, limits, facility, consent, travel and aftercare are clarified before the procedure.
- 04
Continue follow-up
Checks and documented feedback accompany early healing and the longer-term course.
Clinical Hair Overview
One area · four separated routes