Doku Clinic

In Istanbul’s Şişli district, Doku Clinic brings together plastic surgery, medical aesthetics, hair treatments, and dental care in a 5,000-square-meter center. The clinic describes its staff as more than 500 healthcare professionals and nearly 20 specialist physicians; the facility also houses a collection of more than 100 works of art. This blend of medical care and exhibition space is part of the identity the institution presents in Istanbul.

Hair services include scalp, beard, and eyebrow transplants, as well as hair simulation procedures. For facial surgery, the clinic lists several types of rhinoplasty, face and neck lifts, eyelid surgery, and otoplasty. Its catalog also includes body procedures such as abdominoplasty, arm lifts, and breast augmentation, reduction, and lifts. Choosing a procedure depends on an individual medical assessment and a discussion between the patient and the clinical team.

For people considering nonsurgical options, the clinic lists laser and energy-device treatments, fillers, botulinum toxin, mesotherapy, and procedures that include PRP, exosomes, and Profhilo. Its technology and brand list includes Fotona, Scarlet X, EmFace, and Emsculpt, along with options for skin care, pigmentation, and acne. Body services include contouring treatments, lymphatic drainage, and cooling-based techniques. The broad menu helps visitors compare types of procedures, while clinical consultation determines whether any option is appropriate.

Dental care adds implants, veneers, whitening, and treatments the clinic groups under the name “Hollywood Smile.” The official site presents these services alongside aesthetic and surgical care, making Doku a multi-specialty center rather than a practice focused on a single procedure. The website also features provider profiles and educational material about treatments, which can help prospective patients prepare specific questions for an initial consultation.

Support for patients traveling from abroad includes an online introductory meeting, interpreters in several languages, and packages that may include airport transfers, stays at four-star hotels, and transportation to and from the clinic. Availability and scope depend on the package selected. The clinic describes a process that begins before travel and continues with follow-up after treatment, including after a patient has returned home.

For emergencies, Doku Clinic is a specialty center rather than a general hospital with a full emergency department. The institution lists its internal emergency unit as operating from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and says to call 112 for an emergency requiring an ambulance. This distinction clarifies the clinic’s scope and identifies the appropriate service in an urgent situation.