Dr. Resul Yaman Hair Clinic

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

Recorded separately and never used in score calculation.

The clinic says Dr. Yaman accepts a limited number of patients each day but does not publish an exact current minimum, maximum or simultaneous-team count. Historical reports and third-party estimates are not converted into a current fact.

These are clinic-published technique labels. Listing them does not establish comparative superiority, claimed survival percentages or suitability for an individual patient.

Current official and patient sources support direct doctor involvement in the reviewed pathway; they do not establish identical delivery for every enquiry.

This is consistent across current official and patient evidence, not a representative audit of all cases.

The June 2026 case also records a higher final graft count than earlier working figures, so patients should request a written range or cap when material to consent and budget.

Current explicit clinic wording and multiple patient accounts agree. This does not imply that Dr. Yaman personally performs extraction or every implantation step.

The newer stage-specific FAQ and current patient evidence take precedence over older clinic articles that use broader doctor-performed language. Individual operators and formal qualifications remain incomplete.

The supported standard model is team implantation. Selected doctor participation in one case is not presented as a universal policy.

This supports doctor presence and intermittent supervision, not continuous observation of every graft or a fixed supervision interval.

The clinic says Dr. Yaman accepts a limited number of patients each day but does not publish an exact current minimum, maximum or simultaneous-team count. Historical reports and third-party estimates are not converted into a current fact.

The preoperative doctor examination is published and corroborated by current patient journeys.

One detailed current patient reports a direct pre-booking video call with Dr. Yaman. This is case-level evidence, not a guaranteed standard for every enquiry.

The clinic advertises online assessment followed by in-person donor and scalp examination.

Coordinators appear in current patient journeys. Their precise clinical and non-clinical boundaries were not independently audited.

This is one case-level planning variance, not a proven clinic-wide pattern.

The IAHRS directory confirms current Associate Member status. Membership is professional context, not a clinic-quality or outcome guarantee.

The stage division is unusually explicit, while individual staffing and formal qualifications remain incomplete.

The website and testimonials publish some first names, but no complete current surgical roster with professional titles, qualifications, tenure and stage allocation was established.

Clinic-controlled testimonial material describes a permanent team, but no formal roster was available to verify named continuity, rotation or the number of concurrent teams.

The graduation detail is clinic-published; membership is independently listed by the professional organization.

The clinic publishes donor assessment, non-rotating or half-rotating punch use and staged large-case planning. Current patient evidence supports direct doctor donor examination, while independent donor and density outcomes remain mixed and cannot establish a clinic-wide rate.

The published planning framework and case-level evidence are decision-useful, but they do not establish an individual safe graft number, donor-complication rate or clinic-wide outcome consistency.

• Published donor assessment: The clinic describes donor-density assessment and individualized safe extraction planning; a June 2026 patient reports a microcamera examination by Dr. Yaman.

  Sources:[2][7][10]

• Large-case staging: Current clinic pages describe approximately 4,000–4,500 grafts in a day and 5,000–6,000+ cases over two days, with possible beard supplementation. These figures are clinic guidance, not universal safe limits.

  Sources:[2][5][8]

• Mixed independent case evidence: The reviewed independent material includes positive mature results, an additional-density procedure after uneven frontal density, and a patient report of persistent donor patchiness after two procedures. No prevalence can be calculated and no remote diagnosis is made.

  Sources:[12][13][14]

These are clinic-published technique labels. Listing them does not establish comparative superiority, claimed survival percentages or suitability for an individual patient.

The clinic currently publishes approximately $2 per graft, not a guaranteed procedure total. Recent patients report substantially lower package payments from earlier 2026 bookings; a tariff change, booking-date effect or another explanation was not confirmed. Request a dated itemized direct quote.

Current official and patient sources agree for the reviewed pathway.

This establishes availability, not a representative service-level audit.

One current case supports remote photo follow-up; response standards and escalation arrangements were not measured.

Exact prescriptions and individual suitability require clinician confirmation.

PRP availability is clinic-published and patient-reported. THI makes no effectiveness conclusion from inclusion.

A standardized current remote follow-up duration and response-time commitment were not established.

This records a clinic-published policy, not a THI guarantee or independent outcome validation.