Patient Guide
Medical safety, explained plainly.
How medical assessment, accredited hospitals, and aftercare fit together, so treatment abroad feels considered, not rushed.
Medical assessment, before anything is booked
Every treatment plan starts with reviewing your goals, medical history, and any current conditions or medications. Nothing is confirmed until a qualified surgeon or dentist has assessed whether the procedure you're interested in is actually appropriate for you.
Accredited hospitals, board-certified teams
Surgical treatment takes place in JCI-accredited hospitals with ESAPS-member surgeons, internationally recognized standards covering everything from operating-room protocols to post-operative monitoring.
Anesthesia and in-hospital monitoring
Anesthesia is administered and monitored by qualified anesthesiology teams as part of the hospital's standard surgical protocol, with recovery monitored in-hospital before you're discharged to your hotel.
Aftercare doesn't stop at discharge
Daily nurse checkups, clear recovery guidance, and a dedicated coordinator support you through the in-Istanbul recovery period, and your coordinator stays reachable for follow-up questions after you've returned home.
International patient coordination
A dedicated coordinator manages the logistics around your medical care, travel timing, hotel accommodation, transfers, and translation, so the international side of your trip is handled alongside the medical side.
Realistic expectations, honestly set
Recovery timelines and expected results are discussed plainly during consultation. If a specific outcome you're hoping for isn't realistic for your anatomy or case, your surgeon will tell you directly rather than overpromise.
When surgery may not be the right call
Some medical conditions, medications, or circumstances mean a procedure should be delayed or isn't appropriate at all. If your assessment raises a concern, your surgeon will discuss it with you openly, patient safety takes priority over proceeding with any booking.
Have a specific question?
A coordinator can walk you through exactly what applies to your case.