Hair Transplant and Travel itinerary to Istanbul, Turkey
It was successively the capital of sovereign states such as the Roman Empire, the Eastern Roman Empire, the Latin Empire and the Ottoman Empire until 1923. It is considered for its splendid artistic value and its location in the Bosphorus as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is one of three transcontinental cities between Europe and Asia (the other two are Atyrau and Orenburg).
According to the latest estimates of the Turkish Statistical Institute (2013), the population of this megacity has increased to 14 160 467 inhabitants. The majority of the population is Muslim, although there are minorities of Christians (68,000) and Jews (22,000).
It is also the administrative capital of the province of Istanbul (of which it covers 27 districts) 1 in Rumelia or Eastern Thrace. It was called Byzantium until 330, and later Constantinople.
The name Istanbul, used informally for several centuries in the country, was formalized on March 28, 1930, replacing Constantinople.
Although the political and administrative capital is Ankara, Istanbul is still a city that plays a fundamental role in Turkey’s industry, trade and culture. It is home to more than a dozen universities. It is the seat of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, head of the Orthodox Church.
It was successively the capital of sovereign states such as the Roman Empire, the Eastern Roman Empire, the Latin Empire and the Ottoman Empire until 1923. With the end of the First World War and the defeat of the Ottoman Empire, the Ottoman European territory was reduced to tens of kilometers around Istanbul. On October 13, 1923.2, before the promulgation of the Turkish successor state, the Republic of Turkey, the Turkish parliament legally transferred the capital to Ankara.
The historic areas of Istanbul were declared World Heritage by Unesco in 1985, for its important monuments and historical remains.
Documentation needed to travel to Turkey
United Kingdom: Ordinary, service and special passport holders are required to have visa to enter Turkey. Ordinary passport holders (British citizens) can obtain three month-multiple entry e-Visas via the website www.evisa.gov.tr
Our hospital and hair transplant
The hair transplant is done in our hospital, which you can find out more by following this link. You will have a translator who speaks English so that you can easily communicate with the entire team the day of the intervention. The hair transplant will be done after the blood test and the first consultation with the doctor. The hair transplant, or also known as the hair implant, is made with the Sapphire FUE technique and is painless during recovery and the intervention.
Payment method
No need to make a transfer to Sanantur for your reservaton. The final balance is to be paid directly to our Istambul Hospital in cash (€) or with a credit/debit card
*Payments by credit/debit card result in the payment of a commission of 8% for local transaction taxes. We recommend that you come with cash to avoid extra costs.