We understand that plastic surgery is a serious step, which is why we pay attention to every detail. In the first stage, you will receive a consultation where we will discuss your desires and concerns, allowing us to create the perfect plan for you.

Our qualified doctors, with many years of experience, guarantee safe and effective procedures, using only modern equipment and advanced technologies to minimize risks and recovery times. We collaborate with only the best specialists from around the world.

Throughout the entire process, we will support you and keep you informed, as your satisfaction is our main goal. We strive to ensure that your transformation not only meets your expectations but exceeds them.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule a consultation, please feel free to contact us.

We are ready to help you become the best version of yourself!

Approximate price list and list of services for Turkey can be found below:

• "Mommy Makeover": 360 Liposuction, Abdominoplasty, BBL, Breast Lift, Vaginal Relaxation Correction from €9,600
• Breast Augmentation from €4,200
• Breast Lift or Reduction from €3,600
• Abdominoplasty from €3,960
• BBL (using silicone) from €6,600
• BBL (with liposuction) from €4,560
• "Six-Pack" Surgery (with liposuction) from €4,560
• Vaginoplasty (inner part) from €2,280
• Labiaplasty (outer part) from €2,280
• Vaginal Relaxation Correction (vaginoplasty + labiaplasty) from €4,560
• Vein Surgery from €2,700
• Arm Liposuction from €2,760
• Arm Lift from €2,760
• Arm Liposuction and Lift from €5,160
• Liposuction (1 area) from €2,760
• Liposuction (360 degrees) from €3,960
• Gynecomastia from €2,760
• Back Lift from €3,360
• Hymenoplasty from €2,280
• 360 Liposuction, Abdominoplasty, BBL, Breast Augmentation, Vaginal Relaxation Correction from €10,500
• Gender Reassignment Surgery from €19,200
• Open Rhinoplasty from €3,960
• Closed Rhinoplasty from €4,560
• Revision Rhinoplasty from €4,560
• Facelift (men) from €3,960
• Full Facelift (forehead, neck, face) from €7,200
• Brow Lift from €2,700
• Neck Lift from €2,700
• Blepharoplasty (upper or lower eyelids) from €1,500
• Blepharoplasty (upper and lower eyelids) from €2,000
• Buccal Fat Removal from €2,000
• Lip Lift from €2,000
• Otoplasty from €3,000
• Neck Liposuction from €2,000
• "Cat Eye" Lift from €3,000
• "Fox Eye" Lift from €3,000
• Thigh Liposuction from €2,500
• Thigh Lift from €2,500
• Thigh Liposuction and Lift from €4,990
• Calf Implant from €4,900

If you are interested in clinics in other countries, such as Italy, Germany, France, Spain, or South Korea, please fill out the feedback form, and we will be happy to assist you with any questions.

We understand how important it is to have a healthy and beautiful smile, which is why we approach each case with special care and attention. Your first visit with us can start remotely; you can contact us by providing only a CT scan of both jaws. We will discuss all your wishes for improving your smile in detail. After that, we will send all the information to our specialists in Turkey, South Korea, Germany, Switzerland, and others, who will identify any potential issues that need attention. This will help us develop a personalized treatment plan specifically for you, taking into account all your preferences, including budget.

Our experienced dentists, equipped with modern technologies and years of practical experience, will provide you with comfortable and effective treatment. We use only the latest equipment and proven materials, ensuring excellent results and quick recovery. Our clinics maintain professional connections with leading dental centers around the world.

We will be by your side at every stage of the treatment, regularly updating you on progress and answering any questions that may arise. Your satisfaction with the results is our top priority. We strive to ensure that your smile is not only healthy but also exceeds all your expectations.

Below we provide an approximate price list in Turkey:

• Implant (Venüs Turkey) from €300
• Implant (Medigma, Germany) from €420
• Implant (Ires, Switzerland) from €840
• Implant (Straumann, Switzerland) from €960
• Zirconia crown (Ivoclar, Straumann group, Germany) from €180
• Porcelain crowns from €144
• E-Max veneers from €300
• Composite veneers (1 tooth) from €300
• Composite veneers for the entire mouth from €3,000
• Laminated veneers from €300
• Open sinus lift from €384
• Closed sinus lift from €144
• Dental membrane from €300
• Bone material for the jaw from €300
• Root canal treatment from €120
• Teeth cleaning and whitening from €240
• Composite fillings (1 tooth) from €60
• "All-On-Four" system (additional) from €2,280
• Night guard from €180
• Surgical tooth extraction from €120
• Tooth extraction from €36
• Gingivectomy (1 tooth) from €96
• Temporary crown on implant from €18
• Temporary denture for one jaw from €384
• Temporary denture for both jaws from €780
• Aesthetic filling from €72
• Wisdom tooth extraction from €90
• Botox for chewing muscles (Masseter Botox) from €384
• Hybrid prosthesis (1 jaw, including zirconia) from €3,000
• Flap surgery from €330
• Fibropost from €60
• Removal of a small cyst from €330
• Removal of a large cyst from €660
• Split osteotomy from €300
• Invisalign (orthodontic system) from €7,800
• Orthodontics (full course) from €7,800

Don't delay taking care of your health – contact us today!

Surgical treatment of intervertebral hernias is one of the methods used to alleviate pain syndrome and restore spinal function when conservative treatment methods do not yield results. Let’s consider the main aspects of this intervention.

▎Positive aspects of surgical treatment:

1. Pain relief: One of the main indications for surgery is severe pain associated with nerve root compression.

2. Restoration of functions: Surgery can help restore mobility and function of the limbs if neurological disorders are observed.

3. Speed of results: Unlike conservative treatment, the results of surgical intervention can be noticeable immediately after the operation.

▎Recovery period:

The recovery period after surgery depends on the type of intervention and individual characteristics of the patient. Typically, it includes:

• Hospitalization: 1-5 days depending on the complexity of the operation.

• Rehabilitation: Can take from several weeks to several months. It includes physiotherapy, therapeutic exercises, and other recovery methods.

• Restrictions: In the early stages, it is recommended to avoid heavy physical loads and sudden movements.

▎Surgical options:

1. Discectomy: Removal of a part of the intervertebral disc causing compression.

2. Laminectomy: Removal of a part of the vertebra (lamina) to free up space for nerve roots.

3. Spinal fusion: Fusing vertebrae to stabilize the spinal column.

4. Minimally invasive methods: Such as endoscopic discectomy, which requires smaller incisions and provides faster recovery.

Our clinics actively develop new technologies in the field of intervertebral hernia surgery:

• Minimally invasive techniques: Use of endoscopes and robotic systems to perform surgeries with smaller incisions.

• Tissue engineering: Research in replacing intervertebral discs using biomaterials or stem cells.

• 3D printing: Application of 3D printing to create custom implants and spinal models before surgery.

• Intraoperative navigation: Use of computed tomography and other technologies for more precise execution of surgeries.

Surgical treatment of intervertebral hernias can be an effective method for addressing back problems; however, it is always important to discuss all risks and benefits with a specialist.

Do you have any other questions? Write to us and we will advise you in detail!

Diseases related to the musculoskeletal system, whether congenital, age-related, or resulting from injury, often lead to serious problems in a person's life. They directly affect a person's independence and autonomy, and thus, their quality of life.

For many years, our specialists in the department of orthopedics and traumatology have been engaged in the treatment and rehabilitation after injuries to the musculoskeletal system. We treat degenerative diseases of major joints, such as the hip, knee, and shoulder joints. These conditions are treated using joint replacement surgery. We also address traumatic joint diseases typical in sports medicine. This includes injuries to the menisci, ligaments, and cartilage of the knee joint, tendon and ligament injuries of the shoulder, femoral impingement syndromes, and damage to the cartilage and ligaments of the ankle joint.

This event includes:

• Specialist visits and postoperative check-ups
• Emergency department
• Infiltration therapy for joints
• Orthopedic surgical treatment methods
• Sports traumatology: clinics specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of patients of all ages with injuries sustained from sports activities and injuries caused by functional overloads.

It provides a targeted therapeutic approach, supported by the necessary diagnostic services depending on the clinical case.

Treatment provided in a hospital setting:

• Arthroscopy: as an outpatient procedure or a same-day operation for reconstructing the cruciate ligament;
• Osteotomy: to restore the correct axis of the limbs;
• Joint replacement: there are various approaches depending on the type of disease. We strive to offer methods that preserve healthy parts of the joint whenever possible. For this reason, unicompartmental prostheses (also known as mini-prostheses or surface replacement prostheses) are widely used. The orthopedic and trauma department of our colleagues is a benchmark in this field for this type of treatment. We guarantee more effective and faster functional recovery. The average length of hospitalization is two days (for unicompartmental prostheses) or three days (for total prostheses).

Specialists working in our partner clinics have access to modern equipment. Innovative methods have been developed in our clinics that help minimize or eliminate common aesthetic side effects of craniotomy. These methods have been successfully used for several years to treat patients. We utilize advanced diagnostic tools such as MRI, CT scans, and PET/CT, as well as modern angiographic equipment operated by highly qualified specialists.

Our neurosurgeons possess unique experience in treating brain tumors and vascular microsurgery, as well as performing minimally invasive stereotactic procedures using neuronavigation. They treat various spinal conditions, including intervertebral disc hernias, tumors, and deformities, both functional and post-traumatic. The latest methods for spinal stabilization are applied, suitable for the cervical, thoracic, and lumbosacral segments. Minimally invasive approaches are particularly recommended for elderly patients with osteoporotic fractures.

Each case requires an individual selection of microsurgical and microvascular techniques based on the experience of our neurosurgery team, which has performed around 10,000 operations using the Gamma Knife radiosurgery system over more than 20 years.

With the introduction of neuromicrosurgery, the principle of minimal surgical trauma has facilitated a broader application of Gamma Knife procedures. The accumulated experience in treating neoplastic, vascular, and functional diseases of the central nervous system has allowed our team to develop an optimal approach for each patient.

Surgical intervention is recommended in cases where it is necessary to quickly reduce intracranial pressure due to a growing tumor or to remove fragile structures that may deform. At the same time, the Gamma Knife method is chosen for cases where its effectiveness is confirmed in more than 80-90% of cases (in some instances even up to 100%), especially when the lesion is inoperable or the overall condition of the patient does not allow for open surgery under anesthesia.

The experience gained from this approach has allowed us to create recommendations regarding comparative risks even for cases with volumes exceeding the initial limit of 3 cm in diameter established by Swedish pioneers. Arteriovenous malformations and meningiomas at the base of the skull have been successfully treated even with volumes up to 50 cm³ or more, which was previously considered impossible without destructive surgical interventions.

Treatment of Pathologies

Brain Tumors:

• Glioma
• Meningioma
• Lymphoma
• Metastases
• Epidermoid cysts

Vascular Malformations:

• Aneurysms
• Cavernous angioma

Spinal Tumors:

Endoventricular Tumors:

• Papilloma
• Ependymoma
• Astrocytoma
• Colloid cysts

Vascular Malformations of the Spine:

• Cervical and thoracic intervertebral hernias

Pathologies of the Posterior Cranial Fossa:

• Facial spasm
• Trigeminal neuralgia
• Acoustic neuroma
• Chiari malformation or Arnold-Chiari malformation
• Tethered spinal cord (or occult spinal dysraphism)
• Hydromyelia/Syringomyelia
• Hydrocephalus

Treatment Methods

• Endoscopic neurosurgery
• Treatment using microsurgical techniques
• Radiosurgical treatment with Gamma Knife

Gastroenterological Diseases: Importance and Impact on Health

Gastroenterological diseases occupy a significant place in the overall spectrum of diseases, affecting not only the digestive system but also the functioning of other organs and systems in the body. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), gastrointestinal (GI) diseases are among the most common and can lead to serious disruptions in the functioning of other organs, such as the liver, kidneys, and cardiovascular system.

We take pride in collaborating with the best medical institutions in Europe, where highly qualified gastroenterologists, gastroenterological surgeons, and gastroenterological oncologists work. These specialists perform over 1,000 surgeries annually, which confirms their high level of professionalism and experience. Each clinic we partner with is equipped with modern facilities and employs advanced diagnostic and treatment methods.

1. Cholelithiasis: The presence of stones in the gallbladder can lead to cholecystitis and other complications requiring surgical removal of the gallbladder (cholecystectomy).

2. Hernias: Inguinal, umbilical, and other types of hernias may require surgical intervention for their correction.

3. Intestinal Obstruction: This can arise from various causes (e.g., tumors, adhesions) and sometimes requires surgery to remove the obstruction.

4. Diseases of the Large Intestine:

   • Diverticulitis: Inflammation of diverticula may necessitate resection of part of the intestine.

   • Colon Cancer: Surgical removal of the tumor and affected part of the intestine.

6. Pancreatitis: Chronic pancreatitis may require surgery to remove the damaged part of the pancreas.

7. Crohn's Disease: In some cases, surgical intervention may be necessary to remove affected areas of the intestine.

8. Stomach or Duodenal Ulcer: In severe cases where the ulcer does not respond to medication, surgery may be required.

9. Intestinal Polyps: Some polyps may be surgically removed, especially if they are suspicious for cancer.

10. Injuries to the GI Tract: Surgical intervention may be necessary in cases of severe injuries to the stomach or intestines.

These diseases require careful attention and often necessitate a comprehensive approach to treatment, including surgical methods. It is very important to consult a specialist in a timely manner for diagnosis and discussion of possible treatment options.

Modern Therapy Methods for Major Gynecological and Urogynecological Issues

The surgical treatment program for gynecological and urogynecological diseases is developed considering the individual characteristics of each patient. The program is based on the application of ultra-minimally invasive surgical methods, which allow for rapid recovery after surgery, minimize pain sensations, and reduce the number of scars, thereby improving aesthetic outcomes.

▎Areas of Intervention

• Minimally Invasive Surgery

• Diagnostic and Operative Hysteroscopy

• Diagnosis and Treatment of Benign Diseases of the Uterus, Ovaries, and Adnexa

• Diagnosis and Treatment of Pathologies of the Lower Genital Tract

• Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Pelvic Pain and Endometriosis

▎Ultra-Minimally Invasive Methods

• Hysteroscopic Surgery: Whenever possible, preference should be given to endoscopic procedures to avoid incisions and prevent scar formation.

• Percutaneous Laparoscopic Surgery: This technique uses ultra-thin instruments with a diameter of less than 3 mm. The incision in the abdominal cavity is so small that sutures are not required at the end of the procedure.

• Mini-Laparoscopic Surgery: This laparoscopic method employs instruments with a diameter of less than 5 mm.

• Laparoscopic Single-Site Surgery (LESS): In this laparoscopic approach, the umbilicus serves as the only access point to the abdominal cavity.

▎Robotic Gynecological Surgery

The Da Vinci robot can be used for the treatment of endometrial cancer and progressive genital prolapse. In cases of endometrial tumors, the robotic system allows for a "nerve-sparing" technique, where individual nerve endings are identified to preserve their function and prevent disruption to bladder and bowel function.

For the treatment of severe prolapse, robotic surgery enables better placement of the mesh for supporting the vaginal vault at the sacral promontory. The Da Vinci robot ensures high precision in procedures while preserving vascular structures and nerve integrity, thus preventing complications such as constipation and urinary incontinence that may arise from traditional surgical interventions.

▎Advantages of Using Robotic Technologies Include:

• Reduced hospitalization time

• Faster postoperative recovery

• Highly precise surgical treatment

• Preservation of proper innervation (nerve-sparing approach)

Eric Francescangeli is a surgeon who utilizes the da Vinci robotic system and specializes in the treatment of endometriosis

In the past three years, he has performed over 2,500 laparoscopic surgeries, with his main areas of interest being endometriosis, endometrial cancer, and pelvic organ prolapse. He has also gained significant experience in robotic surgery, having conducted over 500 operations using three different robotic platforms. Eric treats uterine fibroids through minimally invasive procedures, both laparoscopically and using robotic surgery. In the field of endometriosis, he specializes in conservative treatment methods aimed at preserving nerve endings, as well as addressing diseases of the intestines and pelvic organs. He has successfully treated several cases of diaphragmatic endometriosis. Eric is confident in his skills in paraaortic and pelvic lymphadenectomy, which he has performed during early-stage ovarian cancer surgeries, as well as for endometrial and cervical cancer. Over the past four years, he has honed his skills in pelvic surgery by collaborating with the proctology department. He has performed over 400 surgeries, including ventral rectopexy (200), colposacropexy, and lateral suspension procedures. He is also able to correct pelvic floor defects through vaginal surgery. Eric has experience in single-port laparoscopic surgery, having conducted over 200 operations. Throughout his practice, he has dealt with emergency obstetric maneuvers such as shoulder dystocia, vacuum extraction, and cesarean sections.

▎Preventive Surgery

With the advancement of medical knowledge in oncology, genetic screening tests to assess the risk of developing ovarian or breast cancer in patients with a family history of these diseases are now available and increasingly utilized. Ultra-minimally invasive surgery is a suitable option for women at high risk who prefer preventive surgery.

▎Gynecological Urology

• Treatment of urinary incontinence in women

• Organic and functional urinary retention

• Pelvic floor reconstruction surgery (genital prolapse)

• Treatment of fecal incontinence, obstructed defecation, chronic cystitis, interstitial cystitis, and neurological bladder disorders.

Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a group of neurological disorders that affect a person's motor functions, their ability to coordinate movements, and maintain balance. This condition arises from damage or abnormalities in brain development, which typically occur before, during, or shortly after birth.

CP can manifest in various forms and degrees of severity, with symptoms ranging from mild to severe.

Types of CP

1. Spastic Form:

   • The most common type. Characterized by increased muscle tone and stiffness. It can affect one or both sides of the body.
   • Spastic Hemiparesis: affects one side of the body.
   • Spastic Diplegia: affects both legs.
   • Spastic Tetraparesis: affects all four limbs.

2. Dyskinetic Form:

   • Characterized by involuntary movements, which can be slow (athetoid) or fast (dystonic). Muscle tone may vary.

3. Ataxic Form:

   • Noted for impaired coordination and balance, making movement difficult.

4. Mixed Form:

   • Combines signs of various types of CP, most commonly spastic and dyskinetic forms.

Causes of CP

The causes of CP development can be diverse and include:

1. Problems During Pregnancy:

   • Infections (e.g., rubella, cytomegalovirus).

   • Lack of oxygen (hypoxia).

   • Genetic factors and developmental abnormalities in the fetus.

2. Birth:

   • Birth injuries, such as asphyxia.
   • Complications during delivery.

3. Early Years of Life:

   • Head injuries.
   • Infections, such as meningitis.
   • Prematurity and associated problems.

Importance of Screenings and Rehabilitation

Screenings

• Early Diagnosis: Screenings help identify cerebral palsy at early stages, allowing treatment to begin as soon as possible.
• Assessment of Condition: They help determine the degree and type of impairment, which is crucial for selecting appropriate treatment.
• Monitoring Progress: Regular screenings help track changes in the patient’s condition and adjust therapy accordingly.

Rehabilitation

• Function Restoration: Rehabilitation aims to restore lost motor functions and improve quality of life.
• Comprehensive Approach: Rehabilitation includes physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and psychological support.
• Social Adaptation: Rehabilitation helps children with CP integrate into society, improving their communication skills and self-confidence.

OUR PHYSICAL THERAPY AND REHABILITATION DEPARTMENTS

We collaborate with leading clinics in Europe and Asia that offer advanced diagnostic and rehabilitation methods for individuals with CP and those recovering from strokes. Our partners provide high-quality services, combining modern technologies with a personalized approach to each patient. We offer affordable prices and a wide range of techniques, allowing us to effectively assist our patients on their path to recovery and improved quality of life.

Early intervention and comprehensive rehabilitation can significantly improve the prognosis for children with CP, enabling them to achieve the highest level of independence and quality of life.

A stroke is an acute disturbance of cerebral circulation that leads to brain damage. There are two main types of stroke:

1. Ischemic Stroke: Occurs when blood supply to the brain is disrupted due to a blockage in a vessel (thrombus or embolism). This is the most common type of stroke, accounting for about 80% of cases.

2. Hemorrhagic Stroke: Happens when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures, leading to bleeding. This type of stroke is less common but can be more dangerous.

▎Importance of Screenings

People with risk factors for stroke should undergo regular screenings. The main risk factors include:

• High blood pressure
• Diabetes
• High cholesterol levels
• Smoking
• Obesity
• Poor diet and sedentary lifestyle
• Family history

Regular medical check-ups can help identify and manage these factors, significantly reducing the risk of stroke. These may include:

• Blood pressure measurement
• Blood tests for sugar and cholesterol levels
• Ultrasound of the neck vessels
• Electrocardiogram (ECG) to detect arrhythmias

▎Rehabilitation After Stroke

Rehabilitation plays a key role in the recovery of patients after a stroke. It may include:

• Physical Therapy: To restore motor functions and improve coordination.

• Occupational Therapy: Helps patients return to daily activities and improve self-care skills.

• Speech Therapy: Aims to restore speech and communication skills if they have been affected.

• Psychological Support: To help cope with the emotional and psychological consequences of a stroke.

Early rehabilitation, initiated as soon as possible after a stroke, can significantly increase the chances of successful recovery.

Ulcers on the feet of people with diabetes are skin lesions that can occur on the feet and ankles of patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

More than 25% of people with diabetes experience foot problems during their lifetime. In Western countries, over 80% of amputations are performed on patients with diabetes, and diabetic ulcers are one of the main risk factors.

Research shows that the earlier the disease is detected and treated, the better the prognosis for the patient.

Regarding the treatment of diabetic foot, we collaborate with the best clinics worldwide. Our specialists perform over 1,000 surgeries annually aimed at limb preservation. The main areas of clinical activity include the treatment of pre-ulcerative and ulcerative conditions, monitoring patients who have undergone revascularization and/or surgical treatment, as well as rehabilitation focused primarily on preventing secondary and recurrent ulcers. We also conduct examinations of feet affected by Charcot arthropathy. Hospitalization for the treatment of complications from diabetic foot (infected or ischemic foot, foot with chronic ulcers and osteomyelitis, Charcot foot with surgical indications) is aimed at surgical treatment and revascularization in collaboration with the interventional cardiology laboratory and the vascular surgery operating room.

Types of Surgical Treatment

• Examination and orthopedic correction of biomechanical changes caused by diabetic foot.
• Conservative treatment of uncomplicated diabetic foot ulcers and lower limb ulcers.
• Conservative surgery for ulcers and osteomyelitis.
• Emergency limb salvage surgery.
• Prevention and prophylactic surgery for Charcot arthropathy.
• Surgery for osteomyelitis and Charcot arthropathy.

Detection and Diagnosis of Complications from Diabetes Affecting the Lower Extremities:

In our partner clinics, a comprehensive approach is used, which is key to the successful treatment of diabetic foot. The team of specialists includes cardiologists, endocrinologists, vascular surgeons, hemodynamicists, podiatrists, specialized nurses, and orthopedists. They assist the surgeon specializing in diabetic foot treatment in selecting the most appropriate treatment method for each patient.

Alopecia is hair loss that can be partial or complete. There are several types:

1. Alopecia Areata — sudden hair loss in specific areas.

2. Androgenetic Alopecia — hereditary baldness.

3. Telogen Effluvium — temporary hair loss due to stress or illness.

The causes can be genetic, hormonal, or related to external factors. Treatment depends on the type of alopecia and may include medication or hair transplantation.

HAIR TRANSPLANT ON THE HEAD:

Regain your confidence and improve your quality of life!

Hair loss can be caused by many factors — from stress to age-related changes. It is a natural process; however, it can significantly affect your well-being and self-confidence.

We offer you a solution — hair transplantation in the best clinics worldwide. Our specialists have extensive experience and work only with verified medical institutions, ensuring high-quality services.

The hair transplant procedure includes:

1. First Day: Tests and examination by a dermatologist, surgery (6-9 hours) followed by discharge.

2. Second Day: Dressing change and removal of the bandage from the donor area.

3. Third Day: First hair wash and detailed care instructions for the transplanted hair.

EYEBROW TRANSPLANT

We are also pleased to offer you not only hair transplant services on the head but also eyebrow transplantation — a modern solution for those seeking a natural and long-lasting result.

Eyebrow transplantation is a procedure where hair from the donor area (usually from the back of the head) is transplanted to the eyebrow area. This allows for the creation of an ideal shape and density of eyebrows that match the individual features of the face.

Advantages of Eyebrow Transplantation:

1. Natural Appearance: Transplanted hairs look natural, avoiding the "artificial" eyebrow effect.

2. Durability: Unlike permanent makeup, transplanted hairs continue to grow and maintain their structure for many years.

3. Individual Approach: Anatomical features of the face are taken into account to create the perfect shape and density.

4. No Allergies: Using one's own hair minimizes the risk of negative reactions.

5. Minimal Care: After the procedure, simple recommendations from the doctor should be followed.

Eyebrow transplantation is an excellent way to emphasize your individuality. Contact us for a consultation!

We offer services in countries such as South Korea, Spain, Italy, and Turkey — an ideal choice for those looking for affordable quality. In Turkey, the cost of hair transplantation in VIP-class clinics is around 2000–3000 euros.

It is important to understand that hair transplantation is the only solution when hair follicles have been lost for more than 3 months. PRP therapy and other methods may help in the early stages but cannot replace transplantation.

The average cost of hair transplantation: 2875 USD/2875 EUR. This amount includes tests, the procedure itself, necessary medications, hotel accommodation, and VIP transfer.

Don’t miss the opportunity to change your life!

Many successful individuals, such as Elon Musk and Matthew McConaughey , have already taken this step and regained their confidence. We are ready to assist you on this journey!