Data verified by Bookimed as of July 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 158 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.
PRP Hair Loss Treatment Packages in Istanbul — July 2026
Dr Hasan Sahin has performed over 12,000 surgeries for 5,000 global patients at Hisar Hospital Intercontinental. He integrates medical microsurgery techniques with aesthetic restorative care to manage complex hair and scalp needs.
Specialises in microsurgical vascular nerve repair to support tissue health
Focuses on wound healing and flap surgery for scalp reconstruction
Certified by the Turkish Society of Plastic Surgeons for facial aesthetics
Completed advanced international microsurgery training in Antalya
Expertise includes non-surgical rejuvenation through precise skin resurfacing methods
Dr. Leyla Arvas is a plastic surgeon at Quartz Hospital in Istanbul. She is a certified Vaser trainer. Dr. Arvas holds a former Assistant Professorship from Yeditepe University Hospital. She completed specialized training in microsurgery in Taiwan and laser therapy in Tokyo. Dr. Arvas also served as a fellow in Barcelona focusing on face and breast aesthetics.
Specializes in Vaser and Laser liposuction for high-definition body sculpting.
Performs endoscopic facelifts, rhinoplasty, and breast reconstruction.
Expands treatment options with thread lifts and stem cell rejuvenation.
Treats patients at Quartz Hospital, which serves 6,500 people annually.
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"The prices at the Memorial clinic indicate that it claims to be a clinic not only with highly specialized specialists, but also for a clinic of high quality service
The prices at the Memorial clinic indicate that it claims to be a clinic not only with highly specialized specialists, but also for a clinic of high quality service. The general impression is that it is not worth it, for such amounts you at least expect to receive test results and a conclusion. I received the following services at the clinic: - tests One nurse took tests from me and another patient at the same time, and almost mixed up the labels on the test tubes. - doctor's consultations (gynecologist, dermatologist) The appointment of a dermatologist was not issued either digitally or in paper form, which caused problems during the subsequent treatment. In gynecology, there were two parts of the tests, some told me that they were good, but I didn’t receive any conclusion, nothing. The second told me that they would inform me by phone, but no one contacted me. - medical procedures I was signed up for medical procedures, but when they arrived, the nurses began to ask me how much the medicine cost, the price for which they wrote to me on a piece of paper a week before. A very strange way of determining which drug to inject a patient. I expected the assignment to be stored in an internal electronic system. - translation On the day of the consultation with the gynecologist, after waiting half an hour for a translator into Russian, they gave me an interpreter in English (post factum), in general, I made an understanding based on the results of the analysis, but unfortunately, I do not know the gynecological topic in English at the right level and ask some clarifying questions were already pointless.
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