Aesthetic Medicine
Treatments planned around anatomy, indication, the exact product or device, alternatives and follow-up.
Open Aesthetic MedicineTreatments · Hair Focus
A clear route to the relevant medical information
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
Treatment Families 02—06
Five separate categories
Each family has its own overview page and complete method routes.
Treatments planned around anatomy, indication, the exact product or device, alternatives and follow-up.
Open Aesthetic MedicineAutologous, tissue-derived and product-based approaches kept distinct rather than presented as one class.
Open Regenerative ApproachesEnergy source, tissue target, evidence, settings and risks considered before device selection.
Open Device-Based TreatmentsDiagnosis-led care for barrier support, acne, pigmentation, rosacea, scars and skin texture.
Open Medical Skin CareProduct-specific infusions considered after indication, formulation, compatibility and safety review.
Open IV Supportive TreatmentsHair Transplantation
Surgical index
No card claims general suitability or technical superiority.
Indication, donor reserve, hairline and long-term distribution.
Open Hair TransplantationA reduced-shaving route with the same donor-safety principles.
Open Long-Hair TransplantationPattern, diffuse loss, donor reserve and progression considered together.
Open Hair Transplantation for WomenFacial anatomy, direction and donor characteristics planned together.
Open Beard and Moustache TransplantationFine direction, curl and long-term grooming made explicit.
Open Eyebrow TransplantationPrevious records, tissue condition and remaining reserve define options.
Open Corrective Hair TransplantationClinical Hair Treatments · 01—06
Method group I
Source, preparation, product identity and intended task remain visible.
Autologous platelet-rich plasma.
Preparation-dependent autologous concentrates.
Ingredient- and formulation-specific scalp injections.
A tissue-processing route with defined harvesting limits.
A cell-containing stromal vascular fraction route.
Related tissue preparations with different structural properties.
Clinical Hair Treatments · 07—11
Method group II
Related terminology does not turn these approaches into interchangeable treatments.
Product identity and regulatory status remain central.
Product-specific polynucleotide approaches.
A broad term that requires source and processing clarity.
Controlled barrier injury with protocol-specific limits.
Light parameters and intended purpose kept explicit.
Medical Treatment
Three levels
The ingredient, formulation and regulatory context remain product- and market-specific.
The diagnostic and monitoring framework.
Open Medical Treatment for Hair LossFormulation, application, response and safety.
Open MinoxidilDistinct ingredients with separate authorisation and risk questions.
Open Finasteride and DutasterideAuthorisation, off-label use, formulation and risks remain product- and market-specific on the detailed pages.
Support and Clinical Tools
Support treatment · clarify findings
Clinical tools support physician assessment and are not promoted as stand-alone treatments.
Scalp and hair-fibre support.
Open Hair Care and SupportTargeted anatomical imaging.
Open Ultrasound-Assisted AssessmentStandardised imaging and medical interpretation.
Open Digital Hair and Skin AnalysisPreparation, examination, treatment day, return travel and follow-up.
Open Istanbul ProcessPractical guidance around surgery.
Open Preparation and AftercareHow Assessment Continues
Four steps
Selection begins with the starting point rather than a technique name.
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
Each step retains its medical boundary and alternatives.
Process and Travel
Istanbul within the care plan
Preparation, personal assessment, consent, treatment and aftercare form one connected process.
The actual clinical findings determine the next step.
The actual clinical findings determine the next step.
The actual clinical findings determine the next step.
The actual clinical findings determine the next step.
The actual clinical findings determine the next step.
Clinical Hair Overview
One area · four separated routes