Avrupa Hair Transplant describes hair restoration services and coordination for international patients. Its website states that the organisation began operating in 2006 and identifies Selant Saฤlฤฑk Hizmetleri in its account of its health tourism activities. Care is arranged through partner healthcare facilities and doctors, with the coordination service supporting patients through the stages surrounding treatment.
The published treatment options include follicular unit extraction, sapphire FUE and direct hair implantation. Platelet-rich plasma treatment is also listed. The initial process includes an online hair analysis, discussion of the patientโs needs and preparation of a treatment plan and quotation. The different techniques are presented as options within this assessment process.
International patient arrangements described on the website include airport transfers, hotel accommodation, interpretation and assistance with appointments. The organisation also lists tests, medication and a care kit among the elements associated with its treatment arrangements. These logistical services are intended to connect the patientโs travel plans with the clinical visit.
Support is described as continuing from the first contact through the period after the patient returns home. This includes communication about the treatment process and subsequent care. The website offers contact channels labelled in Turkish, English, Arabic and German, allowing patients to begin enquiries in those languages.
Avrupaโs published model combines hair restoration coordination with practical travel support. The clinical facility and professionals involved are partners in that pathway, rather than all services being identified as taking place in a single clinic-owned hospital. Patients can use the initial assessment process to establish the proposed technique and the contents of an individual treatment arrangement.
Accreditations, Certifications and Licenses
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International Patient Services
- English
- Turkish
Communication and support are described as continuing after the patient returns home.
