Share and discuss
Explain your goals and relevant history. The clinic may ask for photographs before discussing whether an in-person assessment and treatment could be appropriate.
Turwel helps UK patients plan a hair transplant in Türkiye. We talk through what you are considering, introduce partner clinics, arrange an online consultation where available, and coordinate your hotel and transfers. The clinic assesses your suitability, plans and carries out the procedure, and provides aftercare. We help you stay in touch with them once you are home.
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Turwel organises the conversations and the practical side of the trip. We do not assess your hair loss, recommend a technique or carry out treatment. Clinical assessment, the treatment plan, consent and the procedure itself stay with the qualified clinical team at the clinic.
| Turwel arranges | The clinic is responsible for |
|---|---|
| A first conversation about your goals and the questions worth asking | Assessing your hair loss, donor area and whether a transplant is suitable |
| Introductions to partner clinics and, where available, an online consultation | Recommending a technique and graft plan, and explaining risks and alternatives |
| Hotel, airport transfers and getting to your appointments | Carrying out the procedure and the checks during your stay |
| A point of contact while you are in Türkiye | Written aftercare instructions and clinical follow-up |
| Help keeping communication with the clinic moving after you return | Answering clinical questions after treatment |
Clinics describe their methods in different ways, so it helps to know the common terms before a consultation. You do not need to choose a technique yourself: ask the clinic what each term means in their practice and why they recommend it for you.
Refers to harvesting individual follicular units from the donor area. Ask how the technique relates to your own treatment plan.
Commonly used to describe implantation with a pen-style implanter. Ask what the term means at that clinic and why it is proposed.
Used when sapphire blades are used during parts of an FUE procedure. The clinic should explain its relevance rather than relying on the label.
How the proposed hairline relates to your face, existing hair, likely future hair loss and available donor supply.
How your donor area will be assessed, and how extraction is planned with its longer-term appearance in mind.
A graft number is one part of a proposal, not the whole of it. Ask how it was worked out for you.
There are three stages. Before you travel, you share your goals and speak with a clinic. In Türkiye, the clinic assesses you in person and confirms the plan before treatment, while we coordinate the practical arrangements. Back in the UK, we help you keep in touch with the clinic for follow-up questions.
Explain your goals and relevant history. The clinic may ask for photographs before discussing whether an in-person assessment and treatment could be appropriate.
The clinic assesses you directly and confirms the clinical plan before treatment. We coordinate your hotel, transfers and appointments.
After you return, we remain available to help keep communication with the clinic going for practical follow-up questions.
Look beyond the graft number and the price. Before you decide, ask these questions and keep the answers in writing, so you can compare clinics on the same basis and know exactly what has been agreed before you travel.
Yes, where the clinic offers it. Turwel can arrange an online consultation so you can discuss your situation and questions with the clinic before making any travel arrangements.
The technique should be discussed with the clinic after it has considered your individual circumstances. A treatment label alone cannot tell you whether it is clinically suitable for you.
It depends on the clinic's treatment and follow-up plan. Confirm the procedure schedule, the checks after treatment and any travel advice with the clinic before you book flights.
The clinic should explain the follow-up for your procedure and give you a direct contact for clinical questions. Turwel remains available to help keep communication with the clinic moving after you return.
No. A graft estimate is only one part of a treatment proposal. Ask how it was worked out, how your donor area was assessed and how the plan fits your longer-term needs.
No. Turwel introduces partner clinics and helps you compare what they tell you. The decision is yours, and clinical recommendations come from the clinic's qualified team.
You do not need to have a clinic, city or dates decided. We can help you work out the next sensible step, with no fixed package and no pressure to proceed.
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