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Dr. Bekir Bek Hair Transplant

Ankara, Turkey

Last reviewed 2026-09-15

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Our take

Editorial summary

Dr. Bekir Bek publishes a surgeon-centered model in which he accepts one patient per day and personally performs the principal transplant stages. Multiple detailed patient reports support the one-patient workflow and substantial doctor involvement in their individual cases. One July 2026 report, however, was uncertain whether a technician performed implantation; THI has retained that contradiction rather than resolving it by assumption. The clinic does not publish a fixed current tariff, and the best recent price evidence is a patient-reported direct quote rather than an official price list. This profile is an evidence summary, not a recommendation.

At a glance

Structured facts

Location

Ankara, Turkey

Profile verification

partially verified

Commercial relationship

No commercial relationshipPublisher declaration

Declared by Turkey Hair Index on 2026-10-12.

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Recorded separately and never used in score calculation.

Patient volume

1 per day — Clinic-stated single-patient policy, supported by several patient-specific reports; not independently audited by THIThird-party source

The official site states that only one patient is accepted per day. Several patients report being the sole transplant patient during their procedures, but THI has not audited normal operations.

Sources:[1][5][7][8]

Procedures

FUEPublicly documented

The clinic describes motorized FUE extraction and stick-and-place implantation. This records its published method, not comparative superiority or individual suitability.

Sources:[3]

Procedure roles

Who Actually Performs the Procedure?

Consultation: The clinic states that Dr. Bek reviews patient photographs, and detailed patient reports describe direct in-person consultation (Dr. Bekir Bek)Third-party source
The official consultation description is supported by individual patient accounts; it is not an audit of every consultation.
Sources:[1][5][6]
Hairline design: The clinic assigns hairline planning to Dr. Bek, and several patients attribute their design discussion to him (Dr. Bekir Bek)Third-party source
The patient evidence is case-specific and does not assess the aesthetic result of every design.
Sources:[1][5][8]
Planning: Patient reports describe direct graft, donor and coverage planning with Dr. Bek before surgery (Dr. Bekir Bek)Third-party source
This supports doctor participation in the reported cases, not independent validation of each medical plan.
Sources:[1][5][7]
Incisions / channels: The clinic describes doctor-performed stick-and-place recipient-site creation (Dr. Bekir Bek)Third-party source
The published role is supported by detailed patient accounts in the cases described.
Sources:[3][6][7]
Extraction: The clinic states that Dr. Bek performs motorized FUE extraction (Dr. Bekir Bek)Third-party source
Several patient reports specifically attribute extraction to Dr. Bek in their own procedures.
Sources:[3][5][6][7][8]
Implantation: The clinic says Dr. Bek performs implantation using stick-and-place (Dr. Bekir Bek)Third-party source
Most detailed reports reviewed attribute implantation to Dr. Bek. One July 2026 patient was uncertain and believed a technician may have implanted; THI could not independently resolve that account.
Sources:[3][6][7][8]
Supervision: The clinic describes Dr. Bek as actively performing the transplant rather than supervising from outside the procedure (Dr. Bekir Bek)Third-party source
Several case reports support continuous doctor involvement in those cases; no independent clinic-wide workflow audit was identified.
Sources:[1][5][6]

Workflow

Daily Patient Volume

Reported range: 1 per day — Clinic-stated single-patient policy, supported by several patient-specific reports; not independently audited by THIThird-party source
The official site states that only one patient is accepted per day. Several patients report being the sole transplant patient during their procedures, but THI has not audited normal operations.
Sources:[1][5][7][8]

Before treatment

Consultation & Planning

Doctor consultation: YesThird-party source
The clinic's doctor-led model is supported by detailed patient accounts in the cases described.
Sources:[1][5][6]
Video consultation: Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
A current video-consultation pathway was not established from the reviewed sources.
Sources:[1]
Photo assessment: YesPublicly documented
The clinic states that Dr. Bek reviews submitted photographs. The limits of remote assessment should be confirmed before travel.
Sources:[1]
Coordinator involvement: YesThird-party source
Recent patients describe contact with an assistant or coordinator; this does not establish a fixed role for every enquiry.
Sources:[4][5]
Notes: Detailed patient reports describe direct in-person discussion of the hairline, graft estimate and coverage priorities with Dr. Bek.Third-party source
These are self-selected case reports and do not independently validate the medical appropriateness of each plan.
Sources:[5][6][7]

People

Surgical Team

Doctors: Dr. Bekir Bek — Clinic-published operating doctorPublicly documented
The clinic publishes Dr. Bek as its operating doctor. THI did not independently confirm a current specialist credential or a complete legal staffing record.
Sources:[2]
Roles: Dr. Bek is described as performing the principal surgical stages, Support technicians assist with non-doctor tasks around the procedureThird-party source
Patient reports commonly describe a support team of approximately three technicians, but those reports do not establish a fixed team for every case.
Sources:[1][5][7]
Team members: Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
The names, credentials and regular assignments of support technicians were not established from the reviewed public sources.
Sources:[1][5][7]
Team continuity: The published model centers the same named doctor across consultation, planning and surgical stages, while support-person continuity is not disclosed.Third-party source
Most reports support doctor continuity in the cases described. One report contains unresolved uncertainty about implantation, and the support team is not publicly identified.
Sources:[1][6][7][8]
Experience notes: The clinic-published biography states that Dr. Bek graduated from Kırıkkale University Faculty of Medicine in 2014, worked in cardiovascular surgery and a burn center, then joined HLC's hair-transplant unit from 2020 to 2023 before opening his own clinic.Publicly documented
This is an attributed clinic biography. THI did not independently confirm the full chronology or infer a current specialty qualification from it.
Sources:[2]

Assessment

Donor Management

Published information

The reviewed evidence supports doctor-led donor assessment and multi-day staging in several individual cases, but it does not independently measure donor safety, extraction homogeneity or long-term donor outcomes.

Third-party source

The evidence describes a planning framework and selected cases; it does not support a clinic-wide donor-outcome conclusion.

Sources:[3][5][6][7][9][10][11]

Doctor-led extraction: The clinic assigns FUE extraction to Dr. Bek, and several detailed patients attribute extraction to him in their own procedures.
Sources:[3][5][6][8]
Staged procedures: Multiple patients with procedures above 3,000 grafts describe surgery divided across two days in their individual cases.
Sources:[6][7][13]
Outcome limitation: Independent longitudinal posts include donor photographs, but THI has not completed a standardized donor-area audit or established a representative outcome rate.
Sources:[9][10][11]

Treatment scope

Procedures

Confirmed procedures: FUEPublicly documented
The clinic describes motorized FUE extraction and stick-and-place implantation. This records its published method, not comparative superiority or individual suitability.
Sources:[3]

Costs

Pricing

Pricing evidence: From EUR 3 per graftThird-party source
Recent May 2026 direct-enquiry reports cite €3 per graft for new bookings. The official site does not publish a fixed current tariff, and older prices reported by patients generally reflect earlier bookings. Request a dated written quote with all inclusions before booking.
Sources:[4][1]
Price model: per graftSources:[4][1]
Hotel: Not confirmedSources:[4][1]
Transfers: Not confirmedSources:[4][1]
Other inclusions: None listedSources:[4][1]
Last checked: 2026-09-15
Source: View source

After treatment

Aftercare

First wash: Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
A consistent current first-wash arrangement was not established from the reviewed sources.
Sources:[1][5]
Clinic follow-up: The clinic states that it provides postoperative follow-up and patient support.Third-party source
The first-party claim has case-specific support, but THI did not audit consistency or escalation handling.
Sources:[1][5]
Remote follow-up: The clinic publishes ongoing remote patient follow-up, and patient reports describe continued messaging access.Third-party source
The evidence establishes availability in reported cases, not response standards for all patients.
Sources:[1][5][6]
Medications: Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
A consistent current medication package was not established from the reviewed public sources.
Sources:[1][5]
PRP availability: Not confirmedNot independently confirmed
Current PRP availability and terms were not established in this review.
Sources:[1]
Follow-up duration: The clinic describes its patient follow-up as lifelong.Publicly documented
This is a clinic claim about availability, not an independently verified service-level commitment or clinical outcome guarantee.
Sources:[1]
Notes: Published and patient-reported material supports remote follow-up availability, while the precise schedule, escalation pathway and standard contents remain incompletely documented.Third-party sourceSources:[1][5][6]

Editorial assessment

What Stands Out

The clinic publishes a one-patient-per-day, doctor-performed model, and several detailed patient reports support that workflow in their individual cases.
Multiple independent patient journeys include time-separated updates around eleven to twelve months, providing more longitudinal context than early postoperative posts alone.
The same named doctor is presented across consultation, planning, extraction and implantation rather than an unnamed operating-team model.

Editorial assessment

Things to Consider

The one-patient-per-day figure is clinic-stated and supported by selected patient reports; THI has not independently audited normal operations or concurrency.
The clinic does not publish a fixed current tariff. The €3-per-graft figure is a recent patient-reported direct quote, not an official price list.
One July 2026 patient was uncertain whether a technician implanted the grafts. This differs from the clinic's published model and the majority of reviewed reports, and remains unresolved.
Support technicians' names, credentials and regular assignments are not established in the reviewed public material.
Outcome posts are self-selected and non-standardized; they cannot establish a clinic-wide success, complication or satisfaction rate.

Editorial assessment

May Suit

People specifically looking for a surgeon-centered clinic that publishes a one-patient-per-day policy.
People who want direct doctor involvement in consultation, planning and the principal surgical stages.
People comfortable evaluating patient-posted longitudinal cases alongside their selection and photography limits.

Editorial assessment

May Not Suit

People who require an independently audited patient-volume figure or complete named support-team roster.
People who need a current official public tariff and package-inclusion list before making an enquiry.
People who require standardized, representative outcome data rather than self-selected public case reports.

Evidence log

Sources & Verification

Numbered links on structured facts lead to the corresponding entries below. A citation identifies the supporting material; it does not independently verify a claim.

[1] Dr. Bekir Bek official websiteClinic website · Publicly documented · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
Supports the clinic's published one-patient policy, doctor-performed model, photo-assessment pathway, transfer and follow-up claims. These are clinic-controlled statements.
[2] Dr. Bekir Bek official biographyClinic website · Publicly documented · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
Supports the clinic-published education and employment chronology. THI did not independently confirm the full biography or infer a current specialist credential.
[3] Dr. Bekir Bek hair-transplant technique pageClinic website · Publicly documented · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
Supports the clinic's description of motorized FUE extraction and stick-and-place. It does not establish comparative benefit or suitability.
[4] Patient-reported direct quote: €3 per graft, May 2026Third-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
Two users report that new bookings from May 2026 were quoted €3 per graft. This is time-sensitive patient-reported information, not an official tariff or a guaranteed quote.
[5] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 3,275 grafts, June 2026Third-party publication · Third-party source · Partially verified · checked 2026-09-15
Detailed self-reported account of consultation, doctor involvement, support staff and transfers. The early postoperative case is not mature outcome evidence.
[6] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 3,503 grafts, six monthsThird-party publication · Third-party source · Partially verified · checked 2026-09-15
Patient-reported account of doctor-performed stages and a two-day procedure. Six months is not treated as a mature final result.
[7] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 3,897 grafts, February 2026Third-party publication · Third-party source · Partially verified · checked 2026-09-15
Detailed account of a two-day procedure, sole-patient workflow and doctor involvement. Technical opinions in the post are not treated as medical facts.
[8] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 2,405 grafts, July 2026Third-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
The patient reports being the sole patient and attributes hairline design and extraction to Dr. Bek, but was uncertain whether a technician implanted. The uncertainty remains unresolved.
[9] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 3,928 grafts, about eleven monthsThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
A self-selected longitudinal case with photographs and patient-reported satisfaction at about eleven months; it is not a standardized or representative outcome sample.
[10] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 2,048 grafts, one yearThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
A patient-posted case with preoperative, immediate, seven-month and one-year photographs. Selection and photography are not standardized.
[11] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 3,612 grafts, twelve monthsThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
A self-reported twelve-month case. It also describes a higher surgical-day graft figure than the earlier estimate in that individual case; no clinic-wide pattern is inferred.
[12] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 3,450 grafts, zero to twelve monthsThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
A patient-posted twelve-month progression with non-standardized photographs. It cannot establish a clinic-wide outcome rate.
[13] Patient report: Dr. Bekir Bek, 3,300 grafts, twelve monthsThird-party publication · Third-party source · Not independently confirmed · checked 2026-09-15
A self-reported two-day procedure and twelve-month update that attributes all surgical steps to Dr. Bek. It is one selected case.

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