Check usyourself.
Anyone can put a row of gold badges at the foot of a page, and half the ones you see on clinic sites belong to institutions in other countries. So here is the short list of what is actually true, and the way to confirm each one without taking our word for it.
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Licensed by the Ministry of Health
Every clinic operating legally in Türkiye holds a licence from the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Health, and it is displayed at the premises. It is the floor rather than a distinction — but a clinic that cannot show you one is not a clinic, and asking is the first question worth asking anywhere you are considering.
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Surgery in accredited hospitals
Operations are performed in fully accredited Istanbul hospitals with their own anaesthesia teams — not in a treatment room with a hospital’s name on the paperwork. Which hospital is named in your written plan before you agree to anything, and it can be looked up like any other.
How a plan is written03
Surgeons with names and faces
Every surgeon who operates here is named on this site, with their field and the articles published under their name. Anonymity is the oldest warning sign in medical travel, and the answer to it is not a badge — it is being able to look someone up before you meet them.
Our surgeons04
Reviews you can read at the source
The guest reviews on this site are quoted from public profiles and every one of them links back to where it was written. A testimonial that exists only on the clinic’s own website is not evidence of anything, which is why none of ours does.
If something you want to verify is not on this page, ask for it. A clinic that will not send you a document is telling you something.
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