It depends on your nationality. Many countries can enter Türkiye without a visa, while others can quickly get an e-visa online in just a few minutes. If your country requires a visa from the embassy, we’ll guide you step by step with the documents you need for a smooth process.

Yes with a minor add up cost you can bring a companion.

After returning home, we continue supporting you online with regular follow-up online meetings for 1 to 3 years depending on the chosen package.

Most patients bring one companion, but depending on your package and hotel choice, we can accommodate additional guests. We’ll be happy to arrange everything so your loved ones can support you during your journey.

If your BMI is 35 or higher (sometimes even a bit lower if you have weight-related health issues), this might be the right move. But our physicians will need to look at your whole health picture.At our clinic, every bariatric surgery journey begins with a full, multidisciplinary medical evaluation. We don’t just plan your surgery; we ensure it's the right and safest option for you.

Most people lose 50–70% of their excess weight within the first year or so. But like any journey, it’s a mix of surgery and sustainable lifestyle changes.

Generally yes, especially with an experienced surgeon. All surgeries carry some risk — bleeding, leaks, infection — but sleeve is often seen as one of the lower-risk bariatric options.

Sleeve Gastrectomy  is simpler. It only changes the size of your stomach — no rerouting of intestines like in bypass. Less chance of nutrient deficiency, fewer complications, and usually a shorter surgery.

Yes — not as intense as with gastric bypass, but still crucial. Multivitamins, B12, and maybe iron or calcium. Our physicians will guide you based on your blood work.

Most people stay in the hospital for 1–2 nights and take 2–3 weeks off work (if it’s not too physical). You’ll ease back into movement and a new way of eating in phases.