Editorial Policy
Natural Hair Turkey pages are prepared with the help of AI tools and edited by the Natural Hair Turkey Editorial Team. Facts such as prices and durations come from one approved source, medical statements are written from recognised sources, and anyone can report an error. This page explains each of those steps.
How a page is written
Each page starts from the question a reader is trying to answer. A first draft is prepared with the help of AI tools. The editorial team then checks it, removes or rewrites anything unclear or unsupported, and decides what is published. AI tools never publish anything on their own.
Natural Hair Turkey is the hair restoration brand of Natural Clinic, Istanbul. Our pages describe our own treatments, packages and prices; we do not present ourselves as an independent comparison site.
Where facts and figures come from
Prices, package contents, typical stay length, procedure times and follow-up periods come from a single list of facts approved by the team. Every page reads from that list, so the same figure appears everywhere, and when a fact changes it changes on every page that uses it.
We do not publish patient numbers, success rates, ratings, awards or credentials that we cannot verify. Where a figure is not confirmed, the page leaves it out rather than estimating it.
How medical statements are sourced
Statements about treatments, risks, recovery and results are written from recognised sources: hair restoration and dermatology societies, national health services and peer-reviewed research. The sources we rely on are listed on our research references page, and medical pages show their sources at the end.
Where the evidence is limited or results differ from person to person, the page says so instead of giving a precise figure. We avoid guarantees, superlatives and promises about results.
Photos and patient stories
Before-and-after photos and patient videos are published only with a recorded consent from the patient. Images that are illustrations or stock photos are not presented as patient results.
Reporting an error
If something on a page looks wrong or out of date, email [email protected] with the page address and what you think should change. The editorial team checks the report against the sources. If the page is wrong, it is corrected and its "Last updated" date changes; a spelling fix does not change the date.
Medical review
Medical review is a separate step, done by a doctor, and is shown on a page only once it has happened. How it works, and how to tell whether a page has been reviewed, is explained on our medical review page.