Our Hair Transplant Doctors
Who performs your hair transplant matters, so you should know before you book. We publish the clinicians involved in your care, and the role each one plays, once those details are verified. Until then you can ask our patient team for the name, role and credentials of everyone involved in your procedure — and check them against the relevant medical register.
Verifying who treats you
You have every right to know who will perform each part of your procedure. Ask for each clinician's full name, role and qualifications before booking, and verify medical registration independently through official resources. We describe our team by role and responsibility rather than publishing marketing claims that cannot be verified.
Questions to ask about your care team
A hair transplant is a team effort, and it helps to know who does what before the day. These are the questions worth asking any clinic, including this one.
Who does what on the day
A hair transplant is carried out by a team, and the honest answer to “who does what” differs between clinics. Before you book, ask which stages a doctor performs personally — such as the hairline design, the extraction and the opening of the recipient sites — which are carried out by other team members, and who supervises throughout.
Ask for the answer in writing, with the names and roles of the people involved, and check any medical registration against official sources. A clinic that explains this clearly and in advance is giving you exactly the information you need to compare providers.
Where to go next
GuideHair Transplant in Turkey: Costs, Techniques and ResultsFUE, DHI and Sapphire FUE hair transplants i…Read the guide 
Patient journeyFree Hair AnalysisShare a few photos and our patient team will…What to expect Common questions
Who will perform my hair transplant?
Can I verify a clinician's credentials?
Start with a free hair analysis
Share a few photos and our patient team will come back with an indicative plan, the technique that fits and the package that applies — no obligation.