Individual Assessment
Recommendations begin with the patient’s hair-loss pattern, donor characteristics, medical context, and goals.
Our identity
Henesis Clinic is a physical medical clinic in Şişli, Istanbul, focused on individualized hair restoration planning and structured patient care. Our named medical team coordinates assessment, treatment planning, clinical delivery and follow-up through one care pathway.
International patient care begins before arrival and continues through the clinical visit and remote follow-up. Our role is to understand the case, explain what may or may not be appropriate, define responsibilities clearly and support informed decisions before treatment begins.
First-party facts
Why Henesis exists
Responsible hair restoration should be based on suitability, donor capacity, transparent planning, and realistic long-term expectations—not a standard package or the highest possible graft number.
How we work
Our shared framework guides how cases are assessed, planned, communicated, and followed up.
Recommendations begin with the patient’s hair-loss pattern, donor characteristics, medical context, and goals.
Present treatment goals are considered alongside donor capacity and possible future hair-loss progression.
Patients should understand who is responsible for assessment, planning, clinical decisions, and assigned treatment stages.
Technique, treatment scope, limitations, pricing, recovery, and expected timelines are discussed before confirmation.
The patient pathway
Requested photos, medical context and treatment goals support the initial remote assessment.
Suitability, donor considerations, treatment scope and realistic limitations are reviewed.
Confirmed treatment, travel, preparation and recovery information is provided before arrival.
In-person assessment, final planning and procedural care follow the confirmed clinical pathway.
Post-procedure review, first-wash guidance and remote follow-up continue after treatment.
Who provides the care?
Meet the physicians responsible for medical assessment, donor evaluation, treatment planning, recipient-site creation and clinical follow-up.
Where is care delivered?
See the clinical environment where consultations, planning, treatment, and patient care are coordinated.
How are responsibilities defined?
Learn how medical responsibility, patient selection, donor preservation, transparency, and aftercare are approached.
First-party clinical evidence
Henesis publishes documented cases with procedure details, treatment areas, graft counts, follow-up periods and physician attribution.
Care across borders
International patients receive case-specific planning and preparation information before arrival. Clinic timing and transfers are coordinated where they are included in the confirmed plan, while treatment and recovery details remain tied to the individual clinical pathway.
Before departure, patients receive post-procedure and first-wash guidance. Communication and support remain available remotely after the patient returns home according to the defined follow-up pathway.
Explore the Patient Guide