Hair Transplant Cost in Turkey

Hair transplant cost in Turkey is often presented as a single number. For someone travelling to Istanbul, the more useful question is what that number actually covers: the proposed procedure, the people responsible for it, the length of the stay, transport, and the terms of care after returning home. A price only becomes meaningful when it is attached to a clear treatment plan and a clear travel plan.

For international health tourism patients, Clinic Expert currently offers three hair transplant packages: DHI Hair Transplant for €1,860, Stem Cell Hair Transplant for €2,400, and Hair Transplant by Doctor for €3,630. Each of these prices includes the hair transplant procedure, three nights of hotel accommodation and all transfers arranged as part of the treatment itinerary. The appropriate option depends on your assessment; the highest price is not automatically the right treatment for every patient.

This page explains our prices, what the package names mean, how to budget for the complete trip and what to ask before accepting a quotation. It also explains where a remote assessment has limits. The final clinical plan, treatment location, team responsibilities and any services beyond the confirmed package inclusions should be recorded in your individual written quotation before you book travel.

Clinic Expert Hair Transplant Prices in Turkey

Package	Price	Confirmed inclusions	Main point to discuss
DHI Hair Transplant	€1,860	Procedure, 3 hotel nights and all transfers	Whether implanter placement is appropriate for your hair and coverage goals
Stem Cell Hair Transplant	€2,400	Procedure, 3 hotel nights and all transfers	Exact identity and role of the additional component described as “stem cell”
Hair Transplant by Doctor	€3,630	Procedure, 3 hotel nights and all transfers	Named doctor and the specific surgical steps that doctor will perform

Prices supplied by Clinic Expert and reviewed on 29 September 2026. They are displayed in euros for the stated three-night international-patient packages. An individual treatment recommendation and a dated written quotation should confirm the scope and payment terms. Surgery remains subject to medical suitability.

The difference between the DHI and Stem Cell package prices is €540. The Hair Transplant by Doctor package is €1,770 above the DHI package and €1,230 above the Stem Cell package. These figures compare package prices only. They do not show that one option produces more growth, more grafts or a better cosmetic outcome. Those questions require an individual assessment and an explanation of what actually changes between plans.

Our prices are for Clinic Expert packages; they are not a national average or an official Turkish tariff. You will find other providers advertising both lower and higher figures. Rather than comparing a surgery-only advertisement with a package that includes a hotel and transport, compare the complete written offers line by line.

What “All Inclusive” Means for These Three Packages

For the prices shown here, all inclusive means the procedure, three nights in a hotel and all transfers for the arranged treatment journey. That combination gives an international patient a starting figure for both care and essential local logistics. It is especially useful when you do not know Istanbul or do not want to arrange separate journeys between the airport, hotel and treatment facility.

The phrase does not establish the price of every possible travel or medical expense. Your personal offer should identify the hotel and room arrangements, the arrival and departure transfers, the treatment and review appointments, and the effect of a changed arrival time or an extra night. Ask for these details in writing so that the package you expect is the package you receive.

Budget separately for international airfare, meals, a companion, extra accommodation, travel insurance, bank charges, optional treatments and care needed in your home country unless your written offer explicitly includes a particular item. A general website description does not replace the terms of an individual quotation. If something matters to you, such as a particular hotel or airport, confirm it before paying a deposit.

Why three nights?

A three-night stay can accommodate arrival, the in-person examination, the procedure and an early post-operative review, depending on flight times and the medical schedule. It is a planning framework, not a promise that every patient can fly home at exactly the same point. The treating clinician should assess the planned departure after considering the procedure, your health and your recovery.

If your flight lands late, if an examination identifies a concern or if you want more recovery time, the itinerary may need to change. Discuss an extra-night rate and any transfer changes before choosing non-refundable flights. Extra time in Istanbul can be helpful, but it should never be sold as a substitute for appropriate follow-up after you return home.

DHI Hair Transplant: €1,860

The DHI Hair Transplant package costs €1,860 with the procedure, three hotel nights and all transfers included. It is the lowest-priced of our three listed packages. DHI is commonly used to describe placement of follicular-unit grafts with an implanter device. In many procedures, the grafts are first harvested individually from the donor region using FUE, and then placed with an implanter. FUE describes the harvesting method; DHI describes aspects of placement. They are not opposite choices in every case.

The placement tool is only one part of a transplant. A suitable plan also depends on the cause of hair loss, the health and density of the donor area, the number of grafts that can be taken safely, the design of the hairline, the direction of the existing hair and the experience of the people carrying out each stage. An implanter does not make every patient eligible and does not guarantee a particular density.

When might the DHI package be considered?

A clinician may consider implanter placement when it fits the proposed recipient area and surgical workflow. For example, the team may wish to place grafts with close control of direction or work around existing hair. The possible benefit must be judged against your actual scalp characteristics, the amount of coverage needed and the available donor reserve. If another placement approach would be more appropriate, a package label should not override that recommendation.

We encourage patients to ask two practical questions: How will my grafts be harvested? and How will they be implanted? Those answers are more informative than comparing the word “DHI” in two advertisements. You should also ask who performs the surgical steps, what the proposed graft range is and how the team will document the count.

What does the price tell you—and what does it not tell you?

The €1,860 figure tells you the listed cost of the DHI package with its confirmed hotel and transfer services. It does not, by itself, tell you how many grafts your donor area can safely supply, whether your hair loss is stable, whether medical treatment should come first or what result your hair can produce. A responsible assessment may lead to a revised plan, a smaller intervention, a request for additional tests or the recommendation to postpone surgery.

You can learn more about the service described on our DHI hair transplant page. For the price decision, focus on your written treatment plan rather than assuming that a technique is right for everyone because it has a defined package price.

Stem Cell Hair Transplant: €2,400

The Stem Cell Hair Transplant package costs €2,400 and includes the procedure, three hotel nights and all transfers. The name distinguishes this package from our DHI offer, but “stem cell” is not a complete medical description. Clinics may use the term for very different products, tissue-processing methods or treatments given alongside a conventional transplant. Those approaches cannot be treated as interchangeable.

Before selecting this package, ask us for the precise clinical protocol proposed for your case. A written explanation should identify the substance or procedure involved, its source, how it is prepared and administered, the person responsible, the reason it is being recommended and any additional risks or costs. It should also describe the underlying graft extraction and implantation method. The extra €540 needs to correspond to a clearly described service, not simply to a fashionable name.

Does this package mean new follicles are grown in a laboratory?

No such assumption should be made from the package name. A conventional hair transplant moves follicular units from an existing donor area to an area of thinning. It does not create an unlimited supply of new donor hair. If a regenerative component is proposed, its exact nature and supporting evidence must be explained separately. Patients should be cautious about claims that an additional product will replace donor follicles, reliably regenerate them or guarantee a higher survival rate.

Regulatory status also differs between countries and products. For example, the US Food and Drug Administration warns that many marketed stem-cell and exosome products have not been shown to be safe or effective for their promoted uses. US regulatory status is not a statement about a specific procedure in Turkey; it is a reason to request exact product identification and evidence instead of relying on a broad marketing term.

Will it produce better results than the DHI package?

We cannot infer that from the package price or name. The transplanted grafts, the underlying hair-loss diagnosis, donor management, surgical execution and follow-up remain central to the outcome. If the treating physician recommends an additional component, ask what measurable benefit is expected in your circumstances, what uncertainty remains and whether the transplant plan would otherwise be the same.

Choosing a package should involve informed consent, including the option to discuss a standard procedure without an add-on. We will not describe the Stem Cell option as a guaranteed way to grow more hair or as a replacement for an adequate donor area. Confirm the proposed protocol and its suitability with the clinician before booking.

Hair Transplant by Doctor: €3,630

The Hair Transplant by Doctor package costs €3,630, including the procedure, three hotel nights and all transfers. Its defining question is the doctor’s actual role. “By Doctor” should translate into a named professional and a written explanation of which stages that professional personally performs, which stages are carried out by other qualified team members and how the operation is supervised.

A hair transplant contains several distinct decisions and surgical tasks: diagnosis, consent, donor assessment, hairline design, local anaesthesia, graft harvesting, preparation, recipient-site creation, implantation and the response to any medical problem. The distribution of those tasks can vary by practice and by applicable professional rules. Ask for the arrangement for your procedure rather than assuming every task is performed by the same person throughout the day.

Why can doctor involvement change the cost?

Greater direct physician time may change scheduling, daily capacity and the way care is delivered. Those differences can affect the price. They do not make every case more complex, and paying more cannot guarantee a result. The relevant question is whether the proposed level of doctor involvement matches your preferences and the clinical needs identified during the assessment.

The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery encourages patients to establish who evaluates hair loss and who performs important stages of surgery. This is a useful standard to apply to every package, including the Doctor package. Medical accountability should be clear even when assistants support the operation.

Which questions should you ask before paying €3,630?

• Who is the named doctor responsible for my case, and where will the procedure take place?
• Will this doctor examine me in person before the final design and consent?
• Which steps will the doctor perform personally, and which will other team members perform?
• How many patients will that doctor be responsible for on the same day?
• What is different from the €1,860 and €2,400 packages besides the level of doctor involvement?
• Who will review me if I have a problem after the procedure or once I return home?

A clear answer turns a premium package name into something you can evaluate. If a proposed surgeon changes before surgery, ask for the new name and roles before confirming the revised plan.

How We Help You Choose Between the Three Prices

We begin with the patient, not a price tier. The most useful initial information includes clear photographs of the hairline, top, crown and donor area; your age; the history of your hair loss; previous treatment or transplant surgery; relevant medical conditions; medications; and what you would consider a worthwhile improvement. Your photos help frame the discussion, but they do not replace an in-person scalp examination.

The clinician needs to identify the likely cause of loss and whether surgery is appropriate now. Pattern hair loss, diffuse thinning, scarring conditions and patchy inflammatory loss call for different investigations and decisions. A person with insufficient donor supply or active disease may benefit more from diagnosis and medical management than from a transplant package at any price.

We then discuss your priorities. One patient may mainly want a conservative, age-appropriate frontal hairline; another may want to distribute limited grafts between frontal and crown areas; a third may place special value on a named doctor’s direct participation. Those are different goals, and the planned use of finite donor hair should reflect them. The package selected must serve the clinical plan, not determine it.

After the preliminary review, the written offer should identify the proposed package, what is included, the expected itinerary and what remains to be confirmed in person. If the in-person assessment changes the medical recommendation, you should have the reason explained before agreeing to a new procedure or price. You can also decide not to proceed.

Graft Counts: Why We Do Not Treat Them as a Shopping Target

A graft is a follicular unit, which may contain one or several hairs. An advertisement using “hairs” and another using “grafts” may appear to promise the same quantity while referring to different measures. If a quotation gives a number, confirm the unit and ask for the final transplanted graft count after the operation.

The appropriate number depends on the donor area and the design of the recipient area. For example, rebuilding a frontal hairline can need a different distribution of single-hair and multi-hair grafts from improving density farther behind it. The crown has a different growth pattern and can consume a large number of grafts without creating the visual change a patient expects. A clinician should explain what can realistically be achieved with the donor supply available now.

Some providers charge for every graft, while others charge a fixed amount for a planned range. The ISHRS notes that both pricing approaches exist. If a fixed package is offered, ask whether a smaller or larger graft count changes the cost. If a per-graft quotation is offered, ask which additional costs are separate. Either way, avoid selecting a number solely to reach an advertised price.

“Maximum grafts” is not a clinical number. It should mean the maximum that can be taken safely and usefully in your case, not an unlimited extraction target. Preserving donor hair for possible future loss is part of planning a result that still makes sense years later.

What Happens During a Three-Night Istanbul Visit?

The sequence below illustrates how an international patient’s stay may be organised. It is an example of the journey, not a fixed medical schedule or a promise about flight clearance. Your written itinerary should give the actual dates, facility, hotel and arranged transfers.

Arrival and first night

After arriving in Istanbul, you use the arranged transfer and check in to the hotel. Keep the following day available for the clinical assessment or procedure as scheduled. If you have taken medicine, consumed alcohol, developed an illness or changed your health history since the remote consultation, tell the treating team. Do not discontinue prescribed medication on your own simply because you are travelling for surgery.

Clinical assessment and procedure

At the in-person assessment, the clinician reviews your medical history, scalp and donor area and confirms the proposed treatment. The final hairline and graft plan should be discussed before consent. The procedure may involve local anaesthesia, individual donor harvesting, preparation of follicular units, recipient-site work and implantation. The details and duration depend on your case and the agreed technique.

You should know where the operation will take place and who is responsible for the surgical stages. The medical team should explain the risks, the realistic limits of coverage and how to care for your scalp immediately afterward. If the clinician advises postponement for medical reasons, that decision deserves priority over the hotel schedule.

Early review, washing advice and departure

An early follow-up may be scheduled before departure to review healing and explain how to wash and protect the grafts. The date of the first wash and the instructions for sleeping, exercise and headwear should come from the treating team because protocols vary. Ask for written instructions that you can refer to at home, along with contact details for a new symptom.

Before your return flight, confirm that the clinician is satisfied with your recovery and knows the duration of your journey. A long trip, a complication, sedation or another health issue can change the advice. Three included hotel nights are a useful package feature; they do not override a medical recommendation to remain longer.

Calculate the Real Cost of Your Hair Transplant Trip

When comparing hair transplant prices, separate the Clinic Expert package price from the total personal travel budget. Your package already accounts for the procedure, three hotel nights and all arranged transfers. Your total may also include airfare, meals, insurance, an extra night, a companion, foreign-exchange charges or local medical care after you return home.

Total trip budget = selected package + items outside your written package + a practical contingency. The contingency is not a fee charged by Clinic Expert. It is money you keep available for changes to flights, accommodation or medical needs. The amount depends on your country of departure, travel dates and individual circumstances.

Illustrative budget	Clinic Expert package	Example separate travel expenses	Example total
DHI	€1,860	€600	€2,460
Stem Cell	€2,400	€600	€3,000
By Doctor	€3,630	€600	€4,230

The additional €600 in each row is a purely illustrative personal budget for items such as flights, meals and insurance, not a Clinic Expert charge or a prediction of your actual expenses. It excludes an individual contingency and is shown only to demonstrate the arithmetic.

International flights

Airfares vary by departure country, season, baggage allowance and booking date. Do not assume they are covered merely because a hair transplant offer is called all inclusive. Ask if your particular written package mentions flights; if it does not, budget for them separately. When possible, wait for a realistic treatment assessment and itinerary before purchasing a restrictive ticket.

Accommodation outside the three nights

Three hotel nights are included in all three listed prices. An arrival before check-in, a late departure, a companion’s room or an extra night after a medical review may alter the total. Ask whether an extension is available, what it costs and whether the associated transfer schedule can be adjusted. Consider the hotel location if you expect to rest there after surgery.

Insurance, medicines and follow-up at home

Travel insurance policies may exclude planned elective treatment or complications arising from it. Check the wording before assuming you have cover. Your clinician should explain any medicines or products in the treatment plan and whether each is included in your quotation. If you need an appointment at home for a new problem, there may be a separate local cost.

Currency and payment fees

The listed prices are in euros. If you pay from another currency, your bank or payment provider may apply an exchange rate or charge a fee. Ask which payment methods are accepted, when the balance is due, whether there are card charges and who issues the invoice or receipt. Keep the written price and payment confirmation together with your treatment records.

How to Read Your Written Quotation

A useful quotation is more than a message repeating the advertised price. It should identify the patient, package, currency, date and booking conditions. For a procedure abroad, it should also describe the proposed treatment and the travel services that are included. Details that remain subject to in-person examination should be identified as provisional.

• Medical plan: diagnosis or working assessment, technique, proposed treatment areas and estimated graft range where appropriate.
• People and place: responsible doctor, team roles and the named healthcare facility where the procedure is planned.
• Package: three hotel nights, hotel and room details, all arranged transfers, and any specifically included tests or aftercare items.
• Price: euro amount, payment schedule, invoice, potential bank charges and the conditions under which a revised medical plan could change the price.
• Changes: deposit terms, postponement, cancellation, medical unsuitability and what happens if flights or appointment times change.
• Follow-up: early review, written care instructions, contact route after departure and the response to a possible complication.

If a package includes a component you do not understand, ask for a plain-language explanation before you pay. This is especially important for the Stem Cell package and for the precise distribution of surgical work in the By Doctor package. A patient should be able to describe what they are buying without relying on unexplained brand terms.

Who May Need a Different Plan—or No Surgery Yet?

The existence of a published price does not mean everyone is a suitable candidate. The American Academy of Dermatology explains that adequate healthy donor hair and the ability to grow hair in the treated area are central to candidacy. A clinician may need to investigate the reason for hair loss before recommending surgery.

Someone with rapidly progressing loss may need a long-term strategy so that an aggressively lowered hairline does not become isolated as native hair recedes. Someone with patchy hair loss may need diagnosis and medical treatment before transplantation is considered. Diffuse thinning, especially when the donor region is also affected, can make a conventional transplant less useful. Scarring or inflammatory scalp disease requires careful assessment of activity and suitability.

Previous surgery also changes the calculation. A person seeking to repair an unnatural hairline, donor thinning or poor growth has different options from a first-time patient with a healthy donor area. The clinician may recommend a staged plan, limited coverage or no additional harvesting. The most responsible answer is sometimes to postpone a procedure that could use scarce donor hair without meeting your goal.

Bring your medical history into the discussion, including chronic conditions, allergies and medications. Do not assume that a healthy-looking photograph establishes fitness for surgery. The in-person consultation, and any tests the clinician considers necessary, are part of deciding whether the quoted procedure should proceed at all.

Safety and the Facility Where Your Procedure Takes Place

A hair transplant is surgery, even when it is performed with local anaesthesia and small instruments. Possible problems include bleeding, infection, reactions to anaesthesia, unwanted scarring, poor growth and a result that differs from the planned appearance. Some temporary swelling, tenderness and scabbing can also occur. The NHS patient guidance describes these risks and the need for realistic expectations.

Clinic Expert coordinates international patient services with contracted healthcare institutions. Your individual plan should name the actual facility and the responsible clinical team. If you want to verify an international health tourism provider, the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Health publishes authorised provider lists. An authorisation check is important, though it is not a guarantee of an individual result.

Ask how infection prevention, medical review and unexpected problems are handled. If you develop worsening pain, spreading redness, fever, heavy bleeding or another concerning symptom after leaving the facility, contact the treatment team and seek prompt local medical assessment. Do not wait for a routine photograph review when symptoms need urgent attention.

Recovery: What the Package Price Cannot Promise

Recovery is individual. A three-night hotel booking does not mean the scalp has healed after three nights or that the final appearance can be judged before flying home. The first days usually require careful protection of the recipient area and compliance with the treating team’s instructions. Ask exactly when to wash, how to sleep, whether to avoid exercise and whom to contact if you dislodge a graft or have a new symptom.

Many patients experience shedding of the transplanted hair shafts weeks after surgery. This can be expected and does not automatically indicate that the follicle has failed. New visible growth takes months, and the appearance continues to mature. The NHS describes new hair appearing after several months and fuller results developing over approximately 10 to 18 months. Your clinician should give a timeline appropriate to the area treated and your individual response.

Native, non-transplanted hair may continue to thin. For that reason, a transplant plan should consider future hair loss as well as today’s photograph. A doctor may discuss medical treatments that could help preserve existing hair, with their potential benefits and side effects. Those medicines are not automatically part of a transplant package and should not be started or stopped without clinical advice.

Before you leave Turkey, request your procedure record and written aftercare information, including the planned follow-up route. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises medical travellers to obtain records from their overseas care and share them with clinicians who may later treat them at home. Clear records can make a new concern easier to assess.

Why Consider Istanbul for a Hair Transplant?

Patients compare Istanbul with treatment closer to home because it has an established international-patient service sector and packages that combine a procedure with accommodation and transport. For many travellers, that makes the logistics easier to understand. The price difference can also be meaningful, but the value of a trip is individual: flights, time away from work, family responsibilities and the availability of care at home all belong in the calculation.

A quoted Turkish package should not be compared directly with a local surgeon’s procedure-only fee, or vice versa. Compare what each provider includes, the doctor’s role, the facility, the opportunities for an in-person review and the plan if something goes wrong after you return. A local clinic may offer easier face-to-face follow-up; an Istanbul package may simplify accommodation and transfers. Your decision should take both clinical and practical factors into account.

The NHS gives a very broad range for hair transplant costs in the United Kingdom because the amount of loss, procedure and clinic vary. That range cannot tell you what your own UK or Turkish treatment should cost. Use individual, written quotations for the same proposed problem instead of calculating a percentage saving from unrelated examples.

Questions International Patients Ask About Our Prices

How much does a hair transplant cost at Clinic Expert in 2026?

Our listed international-patient packages are DHI Hair Transplant at €1,860, Stem Cell Hair Transplant at €2,400, and Hair Transplant by Doctor at €3,630. Each includes the procedure, three hotel nights and all transfers in the arranged treatment itinerary. The recommendation for your case requires an assessment, and your dated written quotation should confirm all individual terms.

Are the three nights of hotel accommodation included in every price?

Yes. The three prices shown on this page include three hotel nights. Ask for the hotel name, room and occupancy arrangements in your written offer. If you need a fourth night, arrive early or bring a companion, ask about additional costs before booking flights.

Are airport and clinic transfers included?

All transfers for the arranged treatment journey are included in these packages. Your itinerary should specify each journey, including the airport, hotel and treatment-facility transfers, as well as the contact details for arrival. If flights change or you plan a journey outside the treatment itinerary, ask how that change will be handled.

Are international flights included?

The confirmed inclusions for the three prices are the procedure, three hotel nights and all transfers. Do not assume airfare is included unless your individual written quotation expressly says so. Flight costs can change the complete travel budget considerably, especially for long-distance patients.

Why does the DHI package cost less than the other two?

At €1,860, it is our lowest listed price. The other package names indicate different proposed service components or doctor involvement, but the additional medical value cannot be established from the name alone. Ask for an explanation of what changes in the actual treatment plan, who performs each stage and why the clinician considers that option suitable for you.

Does Stem Cell mean the procedure will grow an unlimited number of new follicles?

No. Do not infer that from the package name. A conventional hair transplant moves existing follicular units from a limited donor area. The proposed additional component in the €2,400 package must be identified and discussed in its own right, including its evidence, risks and suitability. No package can promise unlimited donor follicles or guaranteed regrowth.

Will a doctor perform every part of the €3,630 package?

The package name is not a substitute for a description of surgical roles. Ask for the name of the responsible doctor and a written account of the stages that doctor personally performs, the tasks carried out by other qualified team members and the supervision provided. This lets you evaluate what the price covers before committing to travel.

How many grafts are included in the package?

A responsible graft target follows an assessment of your recipient area and finite donor reserve; the price table alone cannot set an appropriate count. Ask for the estimated range in your individual treatment plan and for the final count to be recorded after the operation. More grafts are not automatically better if they damage the donor area or are placed where they offer little benefit.

Can a price change after I arrive in Istanbul?

A remote assessment is provisional. An in-person examination may reveal a different medical need, a smaller safe graft number or a reason to postpone. If the plan or price changes, ask for the clinical reason and the new written terms before giving consent. Discuss cancellation and refund conditions in advance so that a change does not take you by surprise after travel.

What happens if I need help after returning home?

Ask for the post-operative contact route and the records you will take home before departure. The treating team can advise on your procedure, but a new or worsening medical problem may also require prompt examination by a local clinician. Clarify which follow-up services are included in your individual offer and whether local care will be a separate expense.

How do I request an individual price and treatment plan?

Use our contact page to request an assessment. Share clear photographs of the frontal hairline, top, crown and donor area, together with your hair-loss history, previous procedures and relevant medical information. Our team can explain the three packages and coordinate the next steps; the final treatment decision follows clinical assessment.

Before You Decide

A fair comparison begins with the complete offer. At Clinic Expert, the three stated prices are €1,860 for DHI, €2,400 for Stem Cell Hair Transplant and €3,630 for Hair Transplant by Doctor. Every one of those prices includes the procedure, three hotel nights and all transfers. The next step is to determine which plan, if any, suits your diagnosis, donor supply, goals and expectations.

Request a written explanation of the treating facility, the responsible doctor, surgical roles, the proposed graft plan, package details and aftercare. If you are considering the Stem Cell package, request the precise protocol. If you are considering the Doctor package, request the doctor’s exact responsibilities. With those answers, you can evaluate the additional cost as part of a real medical and travel decision.

Ready to discuss your case? Contact Clinic Expert for an individual assessment and written quotation. You can ask about prices and travel arrangements without assuming that surgery is appropriate before a clinician has reviewed your case.

Medical and pricing note: This English-language page describes international health tourism services for patients travelling to Istanbul. It provides general information, not a diagnosis or a guaranteed outcome. Prices and inclusions were supplied for these packages on 29 September 2026 and should be confirmed in a dated individual quotation. The medical plan, facility, risks, consent and suitability are determined by the responsible healthcare professionals.