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@Dutch am still looking around for the best deal and offer, but thanks anyway for your advice.

But i have heard that there are good Doctors in Turkey and also really bad doctors as well, not need to find out the good doctors and need help with that.

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Hi everyone i wanted to know if anyone heard of a company called Longevita? or has used this company to have hair transplant treatment.

They are based in Uk London and is global medical tourism facilitator operating as an ordinary partnership with a registered trademark in the United Kingdom. They mention on their website that they are approved by the Turkish Ministry of Health and hold quality and hygiene certificates from international bodies. Longevita works with surgeons who are members of the Turkish Medical Association as well as societies of respective specialist fields both in Turkey and abroad.

So far i have approached this company and had video consultation with the doctor in turkey. They seem very genuine and professional, They have given me a quote for 4000 grafts and two days accommodation and airport transfers for ?2500 pounds.

i will have done research on this company or doctor but nothing bad seems to come up about them, to me i dont know if they are good at their job so i would need Everyone's say on this matter and what they think about this company and what the best choice or option for me..

Ideally i would like to visit Turkey for my hair transplant and looking for the best doctor in Turkey to get my hair transplant done, or if anyone could direct me to a well known doctor or have had hair transplant in Turkey then i would love to hear from you or your recommendation.

I will provide link for company Longevita below so everyone can have a look and see the doctors profile.

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Looking forward to hearing everyone views, Thanks

Kind Regards

Foyez Uddin