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Everything On One Site
Theatres, recovery and aftercare in the same building, not a subcontracted hospital.
Istanbul, Turkey — Same Ingredient Everywhere, Different Recipe
Everyone Offers It. Almost Nobody Will Tell You How They Make It
Blood out of your arm, spun for minutes, back into your scalp before the hour is out. The ingredient is you — identical in every clinic. What decides whether it works happens inside the centrifuge, out of your sight. We write those four numbers down before you pay.
Natural Clinic brings several specialist fields together under one roof: hair transplantation, dentistry, facial, body and breast aesthetics, bariatric surgery and reconstructive treatments. Cross-disciplinary medical teams, multilingual coordination and internationally recognised safety standards carry each patient from consultation and treatment planning through to recovery and aftercare.
Advanced treatments across multiple medical specialties
Experienced specialists working across disciplines
Consultation, treatment, recovery and aftercare coordinated under one roof
Large-scale medical infrastructure in Istanbul
PRP is not a product. It is a procedure with you inside it: out of the arm, into the machine, into the scalp, and back on the street within the hour. Nothing added, nothing stored, nothing that can be rejected. Everything that separates a result from a wasted afternoon happens in the centrifuge.

Autologous · drawn and spun on site · no downtime
One tube of blood, drawn the way any blood test is drawn. Minutes of spinning, and density does the sorting on its own: red cells sink, plasma rises, and a thin platelet layer sits between them. That thin layer is the treatment. It goes back across the mapped area at follicle depth, in a grid rather than a spray. Brief stings, topical anaesthetic if you want it, and a tender scalp for the evening. No dressing, no downtime, and nothing anyone will notice.
Follicles in the area are miniaturising rather than gone, and pattern loss is the diagnosis. PRP acts on living follicles; where the follicle has died there is no target.
The preparation. Spin protocol, resulting platelet concentration, volume injected, whether the plasma is activated, and injection depth. The cause and a blood count. Anaemia, low platelets, thyroid and iron problems change both whether PRP is appropriate and what your own blood can supply.

Hair Transplant Specialist
Sefa Yaşar graduated from the First and Emergency Aid (Paramedic) Program at Beykent University. He began his healthcare career as an emergency department nurse and has been working in the field of hair transplantation since 2018. He has experience in pre-operative preparation, hair transplant procedures, and patient follow-up.
Education
For PRP alone, rarely — it is available in every city and the plasma is yours wherever it is spun. Where travelling makes sense is when PRP is part of a transplant plan, or when what you actually want is an assessment by people who will write the protocol down. Compare clinics on the protocol and the review , not on the flight.
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Theatres, recovery and aftercare in the same building, not a subcontracted hospital.
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1,020,000 international operations were performed in Turkey in 2023. That volume belongs to surgery. PRP borrows none of it.
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Lower operating costs, not lower standards — though for PRP the saving matters far less than the protocol does.
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We will send you for bloods first where the cause looks treatable. Some patients never come back, and that is correct.
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English, Italian, Spanish and French. The plan and the aftercare explained in your own language.
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Ask for the spin, the concentration and the volume in writing. Ask us too. It is the only comparison that means anything.
PRP is your own blood, spun and injected in one visit. What matters is the protocol.
PRP needs living follicles; bare scalp has nothing for it to act on.
Anaemia or low platelets change what can be prepared.
All four are written before booking, with the course total.
Under an hour, no downtime, never stored between sessions.
Photos at the agreed date decide whether to continue.
PRP uses your own blood, but not every PRP is the same. These answers explain what to ask for and what to expect.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) hair treatment uses your own blood. A small sample is drawn, spun in a centrifuge so it separates by density, and the thin platelet-rich layer is injected into the scalp at follicle level in the same appointment. Nothing is added to the preparation and nothing is stored between sessions.
Controlled studies in pattern hair loss report improved density and reduced shedding, which gives PRP a stronger evidence base than several treatments offered alongside it. Results vary widely, mainly because clinics use different spin protocols, platelet concentrations, volumes and session counts, so your own before-and-after photographs are the real measure.
No. Growth factors in PRP act on follicles that are still alive but struggling; they cannot create a follicle where one has been lost. If the area that concerns you is completely bald, a hair transplant is the relevant option rather than injections.
If the honest answer for your case is surgery, or one of the other injectables this gets confused with, those pages are below.
Personalised Care, Just for You
Send us the front, top and crown, and tell us what has already been investigated. A clinician replies with our spin protocol and injected volume, whether PRP has a role in your case, how many sessions at what interval, what the whole block costs, and the date we would put your photographs side by side. Including the answers nobody wants to give: that there is no viable follicle left, or that medication is the treatment and this is not. No obligation, no cost.
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