The UK government has warned against medical travel to Turkey after 17 British nationals have died following treatment in Turkey in recent years. The advice from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) urges UK citizens looking to travel to Turkey for medical treatment, elective surgery and dental procedures to undertake detailed research before travelling. 

About Turkey’s medical travel sector, the FCDO states: 

It is unwise to rely upon private companies that have a financial interest in arranging your medical treatment abroad. We are aware of 17 British nationals who have died in Turkey since January 2019 following medical tourism visits. 

If you are travelling to Turkey to undertake a medical procedure you should ensure that your chosen medical facility is accredited with the Turkish authorities. 

The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons consistently advises against travelling abroad for any kind of surgery, not just cosmetic. They counsel that all surgical procedures carry risks, even when performed by a reputable surgeon in the UK.  

Restore your hair loss problem safely and affordably in Glasgow! 

Hair loss can affect men and women, who might not only feel that such loss is unsightly aesthetically but are also emotionally impacted, leaving many struggling to come to terms with it. If you are worried about hair loss and thinking of a hair transplant but also have second thoughts there are some great news.  

 

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Seneca Medical Group, the best and most specialised team, in hair loss treatment in Europe operates also in Scotland. Seneca has 35 years of experience and prides itself on innovation and using the latest breakthroughs in the industry. Seneca doctors and technicians have performed thousands of successful hair transplantations across the continent.  

The core philosophy of Seneca is to provide a unique patient experience. This is achieved through the Total Care System, an integrated system of diagnosis and treatment of hair loss which provides every patient an accurate and personalized solution, according to their needs.

Seneca’s state of art diagnostic system and our highly experienced and specialized team will provide the best result. Each treatment is a result of thorough diagnosis and planning with the goal to provide the best solution to each patient. All this comes at an affordable cost.  

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Transplantation with the Direct FUE Method  

At Seneca they are especially proud of developing the Direct FUE method. An evolution of the “traditional” FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) method.

In the traditional FUE technique, the hair follicles are implanted creating holes-force ups in the receiving area and placed with forceps, allowing little control in handling. This leads to a greater injury of the recipient area, a greater chance of abuse of the hair follicles but also to a rather abnormal result.

In contrast, with the Direct FUE, each hair follicle is placed separately and directly on the affected area with the Implanter, a specially designed tool that allows the doctor to control the depth, direction and angle of placement of each implant.

Glasgow Times:

SENECA Direct FUE hair transplantation technique uses hair follicles, which are extracted from the back of the head, donor area, and implanted directly to the affected area. The entire procedure is performed only by doctors trained and certified by Seneca Training & Research Centre, and under strict Seneca Quality Standardization Protocols, to ensure great results every time. During the implantation phase they use the Implanter, a specially designed tool which allows a full control of the depth, direction, and angle of placement of each hair follicle.  After the placement, the hair follicles follow their normal course of life and grow naturally.

"The transplanted hairs continue to grow for a lifetime and do not fall out, providing an 100% natural result," according to the team at Seneca.

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So, if you are worried about hair loss, do not hesitate. Contact them and book an appointment at their premises. 

GLASGOW 

15 Royal Crescent, G3 7SL 

0141 332 1745 

 

EDINBURGH 

30 Melville Street, EH3 7HA 

0131 297 7299 

 

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