Hair Transplant in Istanbul
Istanbul is one of the largest destinations in the world for hair transplant surgery, and this page exists because a great many visitors come for exactly that reason.
- At the gate
- Free
- Allow
- 1h 30m
- District
- Closed
- Open daily
About this listing
Istanbul is one of the largest destinations in the world for hair transplant surgery, and this page exists because a great many visitors come for exactly that reason.
This is an information listing, not medical advice, and nothing here is an endorsement of a particular clinic or a recommendation to have surgery.
Why people travel here
Cost is the main driver u2014 procedures are typically a fraction of UK prices u2014 alongside a large concentration of clinics and packages that bundle accommodation and transfers.
What to check before you book
Whether the surgeon is licensed in Turkey and who will actually perform the procedure, rather than the clinic's brand name. Ask this directly and get the answer in writing.
What aftercare is included, what happens if there are complications after you fly home, and who is responsible for revision. Check whether your travel insurance covers elective surgery abroad u2014 most policies do not.
A note on this
Cosmetic surgery abroad carries real risks and outcomes vary widely. UK regulators and the NHS publish guidance for people considering treatment overseas, and it is worth reading before committing.
Speak to your GP first. Nothing on this page is a substitute for medical advice from a qualified professional who knows your history.
Frequently asked questions
- Costs vary considerably by clinic, technique and the number of grafts. Get a written quotation confirming exactly what is included before you commit.
- Who will actually perform the surgery and their licensing, what aftercare is included, what happens if there are complications once you are home, and whether your insurance covers elective surgery abroad.
- No. It is an information listing. Speak to your GP before making any decision about surgery.
- No. Medical procedures are not part of the pass. This is information only.