High-Tech Hair Transplants in Turkey Drive the Global Market's Growth

Jun 15, 2021

Hair Transplant Before and After Turkey - MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic
This is an patient which had a FUE Hairtansplanyt by the MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic

ISTANBUL - June 15, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic notes that a recent market analysis by Data Bridge Market Research finds that the global hair transplant market is expected to reach nearly $51.8 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 18.65%. With its booming medical tourism that made it a hair restoration hotspot, Turkey is one of the top countries contributing to that growth.

Cutting-Edge Technology for World-Class Results

Affordable hair transplant Turkey prices are one of the top reasons why a growing number of men and women worldwide travel to Turkey for hair restorations. Compared to other European countries, hair transplants in Turkey are about 70% cheaper. Another reason why people flock to Turkey to get a hair transplant is high-end technology.

Many hair clinics in Turkey focus on high-tech procedures to ensure high-quality results while still maintaining fairly low prices, thanks to the country's low cost of living, labor costs, and taxes. MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic in Istanbul is one of them.

As per the numerous reports in local newspapers, news channels, and online platforms, including social media, Google reviews, and various patient forums, this clinic is well-renowned among patients and industry experts.

Expert Medical Staff and Personalized Services

MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic has world-renowned surgeons and educated, experienced, and highly-trained medical staff. They have performed more than 4,000 successful hair transplant surgeries to date, and they keep improving their services with innovative methods, such as the Sapphire FUE and DHI (Direct Hair Implantation).

The clinic's patient service specialists have international experience in customer service, administration, and physiology. In addition, each of them is fluent in at least three languages, including Turkish, so patients can enjoy a high level of convenience without any miscommunication.

According to all the patient reviews and ratings, personalized services, ethics, and transparency are MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic's key differentiators.

All-Inclusive Packages for Stress-Free Experiences

Every reputable hair transplant clinic in Turkey offers all-inclusive packages, and the MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic is not an exception.

Its packages include the following:

A free, no-commitment consultation
Maximum number of grafts
One PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) treatment session
Post-op care, including follow-ups for at least a year
Post-op medications
Special hair products for the first ten washes
The first post-op hair wash by a specialist
Three nights at a five-star hotel (breakfast included)
Airport-hotel-clinic transfers
A native-language interpreter

The clinic and the hotel are located in the same complex, thus ensuring a cozy and COVID-safe experience, as patients don't need to go through heavy traffic.

Anyone interested in MedArt Hair Transplant Clinic can reach out via email, social media, or WhatsApp to schedule a free consultation, find out if they are a good hair transplant candidate, discuss their options, and learn more about the clinic's services.

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Tabanas, Sarines twins carry PH youth wave to Taiwan

MANILA, Philippines — Sixteen-year-old Isabella Tabanas gets her first taste of professional golf when she joins fellow ICTSI-backed amateurs Lisa and Mona Sarines in the Kenda Tire Cup, which gets under way Wednesday (Sept. 23) at the Taichung International Country Club in Taichung, Taiwan. The NT$4-million championship, the 16th leg of the LPGA of Taiwan Tour, is co-sanctioned by the Ladies Philippine Golf Tour and brings together the leading players from the LPGT and a strong international field. For Tabanas, however, the 54-hole event represents more than just another tournament – it marks her maiden appearance on the TLPGA, giving the promising Cagayan de Oro junior an early opportunity to test her game against seasoned professionals and top amateurs from across Asia. Tabanas, who has committed to play collegiate golf for Texas A&M University-Kingsville, is the latest addition to ICTSI’s growing stable of young players being given assistance and international exposure as part of a long-term program aimed at developing golfers capable of competing on the world stage. She will be joined by the Sarines twins, Lisa and Mona, who are also regarded as among the promising young talents in Philippine golf. The sisters have made early strides as junior golfers, gaining valuable experience in local and international competitions and steadily building the credentials that have marked them as potential future players on the LPGT. The three youngsters will have plenty to learn from the seasoned Filipina pros in the field, led by ICTSI-backed Yvon Bisera and Princess Superal, and Harmie Constantino, while also getting a firsthand look at the level required to compete successfully on the professional circuit. Kiara Montebon, 20, is also on the ICTSI roster. An incoming Biology junior, she competes for Chicago State University in US NCAA Division I. Tabanas hails from Cagayan de Oro and regularly plays at Del Monte Golf Club and Pueblo de Oro. She has competed in several tournaments in the United States since 2023 and continued her rise with a successful campaign in the FCG Collegiate Series Spring Classic at Pala Mesa Resort in Fallbrook, California last April. She heads into her first TLPGA tournament with enthusiasm and a clear development goal, hoping to sharpen her short game and improve her recovery shots around the green. Her presence, together with that of the Sarines twins, underscores the continuing push to give the country's next generation of golfers meaningful exposure beyond junior competition. Meanwhile, Bisera banners a crack 20-player LPGT contingent in the Kenda Tire Cup, seeking a breakthrough victory for the Filipinas in a partnership with the TLPGA that dates back to 2015, with the first co-sanctioned event held in 2018. Bisera enters the tournament as the Philippines' leading threat after winning two of the first five LPGT legs this season and placing runner-up in another. But she will be challenged by a talented group that includes Superal, Constantino, Mafy Singson, Sarah Ababa and Korean LPGT regular Jiwon Lee. TMT