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Clinic Capelli is a specialized hair replacement center in Istanbul, Turkey. It focuses on sapphire and DHI hair transplants for patients with alopecia. The clinic also offers shave-free options to preserve existing hairstyles. Regenerative support includes exosome therapy . Its experience is built on thousands of completed cases. The team uses sapphire-tipped tools and single-use Choi implanters for natural results. International patients receive all-inclusive packages with stays in 5-star hotels. Transfer services are also arranged for an easy visit. Experts offer pre-assessment through WhatsApp photo analysis to build personalized plans.
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Madenler, Arafat Caddesi 34776 Çekmeköy / İstanbul Türkiye, 34776, İstanbul, Turkey
- +905336038939
- info@cliniccapelli.com
- cliniccapelli.com
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