“Alpha Clinic Turkey is an Istanbul-based health tourism agency, established in 2012. It plans each patient’s case and arranges hair transplant, dental, plastic surgery and weight-loss treatment at Ministry of Health A-class licensed partner hospitals, coordinating travel, stay, interpreting and aftercare — 11,000+ patients from 70+ countries to date.”
“Our 2026 packages start from €1,900 for FUE and €2,200 for Sapphire FUE, all-inclusive: 3-night hotel, VIP transfers, translator, medication, PRP and aftercare. Final price depends on graft count, agreed in your free consultation.”
“Every package is all-inclusive: the procedure itself, a 3–4 night hotel stay, VIP airport and clinic transfers, a translator, all post-operative medication, the first wash, a PRP session and your aftercare kit. The only thing not included is your flight.”
“Lower clinic overheads, lower staff costs and a favourable exchange rate let Turkish clinics charge a fraction of UK, US or Western European prices — without cutting medical standards. You pay less for the same surgery — and the figure is fixed in writing before you fly.”
“Our coordination team is based in Şişli, central Istanbul, and treatment takes place at accredited partner hospitals in the city — with hair transplants also organised in Antalya and Izmir. You are met at the airport, and transfers, hotel and interpreting are arranged by the coordination team.”
“Four areas: hair restoration (FUE, DHI and Sapphire FUE, including unshaven, female, beard and eyebrow work), dental treatment, plastic and aesthetic surgery, and weight-loss surgery. Each case is planned with the operating specialist at the partner hospital, in writing, before anything is booked.”
“The partner hospital's own board-certified surgical team.”
“English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Arabic, Turkish and Russian are covered full-time by our coordination team. Every consultation, surgery briefing and post-op message can happen in your language.”
“Most patients lose around 60–70% of their excess weight over 12–18 months — but that figure is an average, not a promise, and it depends heavily on following the diet and follow-up plan. The sleeve makes the change possible; your habits afterwards decide how much of it lasts.”
“No. Because roughly 80% of the stomach is permanently removed, the sleeve cannot be reversed — unlike the gastric bypass, which re-routes rather than removes and is technically reversible.”
“It can. The sleeve can cause or worsen acid reflux (GERD) in some patients, which is why the assessment asks carefully about existing reflux.”
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