Photo analysis
The FAQ addresses concrete preparation questions: which photos are useful, which information may still be missing and when a medical question needs to be referred to the treating clinic.
Photo analysis, partner clinics, transfer and multilingual support
The FAQ addresses concrete preparation questions: which photos are useful, which information may still be missing and when a medical question needs to be referred to the treating clinic.

The FAQ addresses concrete preparation questions: which photos are useful, which information may still be missing and when a medical question needs to be referred to the treating clinic.
Questions about methods rarely have a universal answer. Suitability depends on the donor area, recipient area and treatment goal and must be assessed clinically.
The FAQ addresses concrete preparation questions: which photos are useful, which information may still be missing and when a medical question needs to be referred to the treating clinic.
Questions about methods rarely have a universal answer. Suitability depends on the donor area, recipient area and treatment goal and must be assessed clinically.
For travel questions, timing matters most: flights and hotels should become fixed only after the treatment window and expected length of stay are sufficiently clear.
Clinic questions should focus on responsibility, examination, hygiene, documented planning and aftercare rather than relying only on ratings or package labels.
Türkiye BioHealth Hair is not a clinic and does not perform treatments itself. Medical decisions are made by the partner clinic after individual assessment.
Many questions can be structured before sending an inquiry. Useful photographs usually include the front, top, both sides and the back of the head in even light. Previous hair transplants, relevant medication and available medical information should also be mentioned when they can affect clinical review. A photo assessment can help organise the next questions, but it cannot replace examination by the treating clinic.
Travel and aftercare questions should also be clarified early without being mistaken for a medical promise. Expected stay length, first washing, return travel, activity restrictions and follow-up photographs are practical examples. If an offer does not make responsibilities for these points clear, patients should ask before booking travel or accepting a package.
Front, top, both sides and the donor area at the back of the head provide a useful starting view.
Fix travel only after the clinic review and a realistic treatment window have been sufficiently clarified.
Keep first-wash guidance, recipient-area protection, follow-up photos and the clinic contact route documented.