Compare Hair Transplant Costs In Istanbul, Get Free Offers
Hair loss is an unfortunate part of aging. By the age of sixty, two-thirds of men have visible hair loss. And it’s not just men. In fact, by the age of sixty, 60% of women have some degree of noticeable hair loss. Many people are okay with hair loss and take it in their stride like wrinkles on their face. But for many people, especially women, hair loss can be devastating. Using products such as Regaine can help. Concealers can also help, but many people are not satisfied with ‘spray-on hair.’
Similarly, wigs and hairpieces may help but understandably leave the wearer feeling vulnerable. A hair transplant can be a solution for many people. However, prices in the UK and the States mean that people that desperately want a hair transplant cannot afford it.
Regardless of the terrible effect hair loss can have on a person’s emotional wellbeing, the NHS regards the surgery as cosmetic. So it’s not available.
Traveling to an Eastern European city such as Istanbul, where prices are up to 70% cheaper means that many hair loss sufferers can get the hair they NEED, to transform their lives. If you’re thinking of taking the plunge and getting a hair transplant in Istanbul, you will want to know more. Are you a viable candidate, is it safe, and what is Istanbul like?
This essential quick guide aims to answer your initial questions and save you time researching. If you would like more information about a hair transplant in Istanbul, then simply fill out the super quick form. We’ll send you a free hair report worth €250 within 2 hours.
Istanbul is 3 hours ahead of UTC/GMT and since 2016 doesn’t change their clock in the spring/autumn.
UK passport holders can travel freely to Turkey, but US visitors require an e-visa, which your clinic will help to arrange. You should check up-to-date government advice about COVID, before you fly.
It’s a surprising fact that Turkey has more airports than in the UK. 57 Turkish airports compared with 40 in the UK. And there are three airports in the capital, Istanbul. You will likely land at either Istanbul New airport or Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport.
Getting lost in a city of 15 million people won’t be an issue, though. Most clinics will arrange a VIP transfer. A friendly interpreter will be looking out for you and will take you to your hotel.
There are regular flights to Istanbul from major airports in the UK. However, there have been some complaints about the lack of direct flights. For example, if you were to fly from Liverpool, you’d be subjected to two stops in Dublin, Ireland, and then Frankfurt, Germany. There are direct flights available from Manchester and Birmingham as well as London, though.
Here are the flight times from popular international airports:Your package deal with a clinic may include a budget three-star hotel to keep costs to a minimum. But most clinics offer four or five-star hotels as standard. Hotel prices are incredible value so you could extend your stay and enjoy Istanbul for a few more days.
Turkey has international branded hotels of the highest standards. That way, you know you are leaving nothing to chance. You can stay at chain hotels such as the Radisson Blu, DoubleTree Hilton, Barcelo, and the Swissotel by Marriot. Five stars man five stars, and you’ll enjoy the finest fixtures and fittings, the best service, and exquisite facilities, including indoor spas. Fast and free wifi and room service are a given. You can find amazing value opulence at prices from a fraction of the prices you would pay at home.
Not being part of the EU, Turkey has its own currency. You’ll need to buy some Turkish lira to shop while you have your hair transplant in Istanbul. The lira has been falling consistently against major currencies for around four years now. The devaluation makes tourism an even more attractive option.
You shouldn’t visit Turkey without sampling real Turkish kebabs. They are a must. And, there’s little point grabbing food to cook as eating out is incredibly inexpensive. Eating out costs around 20-25% of prices in the UK. If you want to stay in and relax after your hair transplant, then either visit the hotel restaurants or order room service. Highly rated restaurants in Istanbul, include The Divella Bistro, The Mikla, The Nicole and The Murver. Restaurants.
A hair transplant in Istanbul is an excellent choice for people in the UK for several reasons. First of all, the standard of care and expertise is excellent. And secondly, the prices are a fraction of the UK. Typically you could save up to 70%.
Aside from that, flights from the UK take just four hours and are often less than £100. That means that it’s inexpensive to travel to Istanbul. Additionally, should you choose to have follow up procedures such as more bio fibers implanted or PRP, then you can cheaply return.
Prices are so affordable you can easily extend your stay in Istanbul and make a holiday of it, while you relax and recover from your procedure. The average temperature in Istanbul in July and August is 29 C or 84F. All these reasons make a hair transplant in Istanbul, the choice of many.
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