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Procedures carried out at the practice
Each procedure has its own page setting out what it is, who it is suitable for, how it is carried out, what to expect afterwards and who it is not suitable for.
Intravenous supportive therapies
Treatments in this family are given as an intravenous drip after a consultation and, where needed, blood tests. The patient remains under the physician's supervision throughout.
IV glutathione
Glutathione, one of the body's key antioxidants, given intravenously in a drip.
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IV alpha-lipoic acid
Alpha-lipoic acid, an antioxidant, given intravenously to support nerve health.
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IV high-dose vitamin C
Vitamin C given intravenously, at levels that cannot be reached by mouth.
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IV NAD+
NAD+, a molecule involved in cellular energy production, given intravenously.
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IV magnesium
Magnesium, needed for muscle, nerve and heart function, given intravenously.
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Skin and hair procedures
Procedures in this family are carried out after a consultation, once suitability has been assessed. Outcomes vary from person to person and the number of sessions is determined at the consultation.
Dermal fillers
A hyaluronic acid gel used to restore lost volume and soften lines and hollows.
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Botulinum toxin (Botox)
Small amounts of botulinum toxin injected into set muscles to reduce their movement temporarily.
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Mesotherapy
Micro-injections that deliver a vitamin and mineral preparation, compounded to need, beneath the skin.
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Hair mesotherapy
Micro-injections that deliver a vitamin, mineral and amino acid preparation into the scalp.
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Dermapen (microneedling)
A fine-needle device creates controlled micro-channels in the skin to stimulate its renewal.
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PLLA liquid facelift
A poly-L-lactic acid product placed beneath the skin to stimulate the body's own collagen production.
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Skin and hair analysis
Imaging and assessment of the skin and scalp with a dedicated device, to help choose a suitable procedure.
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Laser hair removal
Laser light targets hair follicles to reduce unwanted hair over the long term.
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BBL laser
BroadBand Light targets pigmentation, redness and broken capillaries and improves skin quality.
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Gold needle radiofrequency
Insulated fine needles deliver radiofrequency energy into deeper skin layers to stimulate tightening and renewal.
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HydraFacial
The skin is cleansed with a vacuum-assisted device, exfoliated and hydrated with serums.
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Chemical peel
Acid solutions applied to the skin to peel the upper layers in a controlled way and renew the skin.
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Traditional and complementary medicine
These are methods defined by the Turkish Ministry of Health. They are carried out only by a physician holding the relevant certificate, in a licensed unit.
Medical hijama
Cups placed on the skin surface to create localized negative pressure (cupping therapy).
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Pain mesotherapy
Micro-injections delivering a low dose of medicine beneath the skin, at the painful area or related points.
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Neural therapy
A low dose of local anaesthetic injected at points determined during assessment.
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Acupuncture and acupressure
Stimulating set points with sterile, single-use needles (acupuncture) or with finger pressure (acupressure).
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Reflexology
Manual pressure applied to set points on the feet, hands and ears.
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Mineral therapy
Identifying vitamin and mineral deficiencies through tests and planning supplementation accordingly.
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Sex therapy
Sexual function problems assessed in a consultation with the physician and a treatment plan made.
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Regulatory framework
Traditional and complementary medicine methods do not replace the medical treatment a physician has prescribed. The decision to proceed is made after consultation and assessment; not every method is suitable for every patient.
Which procedure is suitable?
That is decided at the consultation. Book an appointment and we will decide together after the assessment.