Mediest International Medical Center
Mediest International Medical Center, Ankara, Turkey
Mediest International Medical Center, Ankara, Turkey
Mediest International Medical Center
Çukurambar, Çankaya, Ankara, Turkey
A private medical centre in Ankara offering hair transplantation alongside internal medicine, physical therapy, paediatrics and dietetics, with named specialist doctors on site rather than a single-procedure operation.
A medical centre that happens to do hair transplants
Most patients flying to Turkey for a hair transplant end up at a clinic that does nothing else. Mediest is a different shape. It is a private medical centre in Çukurambar, one of the newer parts of Çankaya in Ankara, with seven departments running side by side: paediatrics, internal medicine, physical therapy and rehabilitation, medical aesthetics, hair transplantation, traditional and complementary medicine, and nutrition and dietetics.
That matters more than it sounds. A hair transplant is a long procedure under local anaesthetic, usually on a patient who has flown in the day before, and the thing that goes wrong is rarely the graft work. It is everything around it. Having an internal medicine specialist in the same building, rather than a taxi ride away, changes what happens if a patient's blood pressure is unexpected on the morning of surgery.
The centre describes itself as boutique, by which it means small enough that you see the doctor rather than a coordinator. Each of its specialists is named on the clinic's own website with their medical school, their specialty training and the hospitals they came from, which is not the norm in this market and is the main reason this profile can be as specific as it is.
The centre works in Turkish, English and Arabic, and is open six days a week.
What the centre offers
What the procedure involves
The centre offers two techniques, and the difference between them is worth understanding before you agree to anything.
Dr.Visor is confirming with the centre which doctor performs the transplant, the graft numbers offered, what an international patient package includes and the terms of any guarantee. Those details will be published here once received, and not before.
Who will treat you
Five clinicians are named by the centre, each with their medical school, their specialty training and the hospitals they worked in before joining. Titles below are reproduced as the centre publishes them.
Uzm. Dr. Şakir Çetindağ
Internal Medicine Specialist
Qualified from Ankara University Faculty of Medicine in 1988 and completed his internal medicine specialty training at Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt Hospital between 1990 and 1994. He then practised at İçel Gülnar State Hospital and at Ziraat Bank Hospital from 1996 to 2020, so close to four decades in medicine. His interests run across cardiology, gastroenterology, endocrinology, nephrology, rheumatology and immunology.
Uzm. Dr. Zarife Koç
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Qualified from Erciyes University Faculty of Medicine in 1999 and completed her specialty training at Uludağ University Faculty of Medicine in Bursa between 2000 and 2004. She spent sixteen years at Özel Kuantum Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Centre before joining Mediest. She treats orthopaedic, neurological and rheumatological conditions, post-surgical recovery, spinal disorders, chronic pain and paediatric rehabilitation, and her listed interests include prolotherapy and dry needling.
Uzm. Dr. Gizem Gencan
Paediatrics
Qualified from Turgut Özal University in 2014 and completed her paediatric specialty training at Ankara Children's Health, Diseases, Haematology and Oncology Hospital between 2015 and 2019, followed by internal medicine training at Bilkent City Hospital. She holds a master's degree from Yozgat Bozok University. Her work covers newborn examination and follow-up, breastfeeding and infant sleep advice, developmental screening, vaccination, childhood nutrition, and conditions including bronchiolitis, asthma, atopic dermatitis and food allergies.
Emine Yılmaz
Physiotherapist
Graduated from Hacettepe University Faculty of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, one of the strongest programmes in Turkey for the field. She has worked at Kırıkkale SSK Hospital, Ankara Dışkapı Yıldırım Beyazıt Training and Research Hospital, Özel Ortadoğu Medical Centre and 19 Mayıs Hospital. Her work is musculoskeletal rehabilitation, postural assessment and correction, spinal manipulation, rehabilitation exercise programmes and osteopathic technique.
Uzm. Dyt. Ceren Uçar
Specialist Dietitian
Graduated with high honours in Nutrition and Dietetics from Başkent University in 2023 and completed her master's there in 2025, having first taken a degree in industrial engineering. Her clinical placements were at Ankara Bilkent City Hospital, Gülhane Training and Research Hospital and Dışkapı Yıldırım Beyazıt Training and Research Hospital, with a bariatric nutrition placement at the Prof. Dr. Oktay Banlı clinic. She works on adult and paediatric nutrition, bariatric surgery nutrition and rare disease nutrition.
Dr.Visor is confirming each clinician's Turkish Ministry of Health registration with the centre, along with the identity of the doctor who performs hair transplant surgery, and will publish those details here once received.
Videos from Mediest
Four videos published by the centre on its own channel.
What patients get here
What patients say
Mediest holds a 4.7 rating across 227 Google reviews. For a centre of this size that is a substantial body of feedback, and it is collected on a platform the centre does not control, which is the part that matters.
Worth reading it yourself rather than taking the average on trust. On a multi-department centre the reviews cover several different services, so look for the ones about the department you are actually booking.
When you can be seen
Start times vary slightly by department, so confirm your appointment time when booking.
About Mediest
Where is the centre?
Çukurambar Mahallesi, Erol Yaşar Türkalp Caddesi No 19, Çankaya, Ankara.
Is this a hair transplant clinic or a general medical centre?
Both. Hair transplantation is one of seven departments, alongside internal medicine, physical therapy and rehabilitation, paediatrics, medical aesthetics, traditional and complementary medicine, and nutrition and dietetics.
Which hair transplant technique is used?
FUE and FUT. FUE takes follicles individually and leaves no linear scar. FUT removes a strip of scalp, which allows more grafts in a single session but leaves a scar in the donor area. Ask which one is being proposed for you and why.
When will I see the result?
Transplanted hair usually sheds within the first few weeks, which is normal. Permanent growth generally begins between three and six months, and the final result is judged at around a year.
What languages are spoken?
Turkish, English and Arabic. The centre has an international patient coordinator.
What should I ask before booking?
Which doctor will carry out the surgery and what their qualification is, how many grafts are planned, what is and is not included in the price, what happens if you need to return, and what the aftercare arrangement is once you are home. Get all of it in writing before you pay a deposit.
Hair transplantation in Ankara
For patients considering a hair transplant in Turkey who would rather be treated inside a medical centre with named specialist doctors than at a single-procedure clinic, Mediest is worth a conversation. Ankara is also a quieter and cheaper base than Istanbul for the few days a transplant requires.
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