When the Examination Disagrees with the Photographs
A plan built from pictures can be wrong. If the Day 1 examination says a different procedure suits you, or none does, the surgeon says so and the plan changes or stops.
From the airport to the flight home, one consultant runs your plan: surgeon, hospital, hotel, translator and aftercare. You always know what happens next.
Most people are not afraid of the operation. They are afraid of being somewhere unfamiliar and not knowing what comes next. So we write it down before you fly.
A private transfer meets you at the airport and takes you straight to your hotel. Settle in and rest. Nothing medical happens today.
Your surgeon and medical consultant walk you through the plan in detail, answer every question and complete your pre-operative tests, with a translator present if you need one.
Your procedure takes place at our partner hospital in central Istanbul, with a full surgical and anaesthesia team.
You recover at your hotel with daily check-ins from your consultant. The recovery plan is built around real rest, not a hospital ward.
When you are ready, light sightseeing along the Bosphorus, or simply the hotel. Your translator and consultant stay on call.
A final check-up, a clear aftercare plan and a private transfer to the airport. Your consultant stays reachable long after you land.
43 procedures across 8 areas. Every one is led by a specialist in that field.
Not after. Not on the day.
What that means in practice →One total, agreed before you book. Nothing is added afterwards.
Surgery, hospital stay, hotel, transfers and translator, quoted clearly, with no fees added later.
Every procedure is led by a board-certified specialist in that field. You are told who operates before you travel.
A written recovery plan and ongoing contact with your consultant after you return home.
Should a revision be medically required, the guarantee terms are explained clearly before you book.
We would rather lose an enquiry than take on a plan that should not happen. These are the cases where the answer is usually no, or not yet.
A plan built from pictures can be wrong. If the Day 1 examination says a different procedure suits you, or none does, the surgeon says so and the plan changes or stops.
Some operations work better after a weight change, after a pregnancy, or after a health issue settles. Waiting is advice, not a refusal.
If what you are hoping for is not what surgery can do, you will hear that in the consultation rather than after it.
Tell us what you are considering. You will get an honest answer about whether it suits you, what it involves, and what it costs, before anyone asks you to book.
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