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Dr. Ayhan Yener

International patients

Travelling for treatment, without guesswork

Many patients live abroad. The process is built so that the medical decisions happen before you book a flight.

International patients

How it works

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  1. 01

    Remote pre-assessment

    Share photos and your medical history. Dr. Yener reviews them and tells you whether an in-person visit makes sense.

  2. 02

    Video consultation

    A short call to agree the plan, the number of sessions and the time you should stay.

  3. 03

    Planned visit

    Appointments are scheduled around your travel dates, with time kept free for the review visit.

  4. 04

    Follow-up at home

    Photo check-ins and messaging after you return. Your records are available to your local doctor on request.

International patients

What we help with

  • Appointment planning around your arrival and departure

  • Written treatment plan and cost before you travel

  • Guidance on how long to stay for each treatment

  • Medical report for your home physician

  • Remote follow-up after you return

Languages

  • TürkçeTR
  • EnglishEN
  • العربيةAR
  • РусскийRU

Consultations in Turkish and English. Arabic and Russian interpretation can be arranged in advance.

Some treatments need a review visit about two weeks later. If you cannot return, we will plan a single-visit option or tell you honestly that another doctor closer to home is a better choice.

Questions

Consultation

All questions

Do I have to be treated on the day of my consultation?

No. Many patients take time to think. If you are certain and there is no medical reason to wait, treatment can happen the same day.

What should I bring to the first appointment?

A list of medicines and supplements, details of previous aesthetic treatments (product names and dates if you have them) and any questions written down.

Can I have a consultation online?

Yes. A video consultation works well for planning, especially for international patients. Injectable treatments always require an in-person examination.