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RO Our Hair Transplant Clinic in Istanbul
Hair of Istanbul is a hair transplant clinic in Istanbul built for one thing only. Every room, every piece of equipment and every step of the route you walk on the day was planned around the procedure — and around you.
No stock photography. No 3D renderings. No photographs borrowed from another building. These are our own rooms, and almost everyone who walks through them has travelled here from abroad. Discover the clinic before you arrive.
What you will see
- The lounge, where the day starts
- The cafe and the corridors between rooms
- The hairline design room, where the plan is drawn before anything begins
- The operating rooms
- The washing area and the consultation rooms
Lounge
Cafe
Corridors
Consultation room
Doctor’s office
Hairline design room
Operating rooms
Other areas
The hair transplant clinic in Istanbul: address and hours
- Address: Ataköy 2-5-6. Kısım Mah., Rauf Orbay Cad., Yalı Ataköy Sitesi No:4, C1 Blok, Kat:3, İç Kapı No:36, 34158 Bakırköy / Istanbul
- Opening hours: Monday–Saturday 07:00–18:00, Sunday 08:00–15:00
- Patient support: 13 languages
- Map: See the clinic on Google Maps
Frequently asked questions
Can I see the clinic before booking a procedure?
Yes. You are welcome during opening hours and the consultation is free. Most patients arriving from abroad see the clinic for the first time on the morning of the procedure — these photographs exist so that you do not have to.
Where is the hair transplant clinic and when is it open?
In Ataköy, Bakırköy, on the European side of Istanbul, a few minutes from the Marmara coast road. Open Monday to Saturday 07:00–18:00 and Sunday 08:00–15:00. Sessions start early because a full procedure takes most of the day.
Is the clinic used only for hair transplant procedures?
Yes. The building is dedicated to hair restoration — hair, beard, eyebrow, women’s, afro and revision transplants, plus supporting treatments such as SMP, PRP and Regenera Activa. Nothing unrelated shares the rooms.
Which languages are spoken at the clinic?
Patient support is available in 13 languages, so you can be met, consulted and followed up in your own language.
When were these photographs taken?
They were taken in 2026 and show the clinic as it stands today — the same lounge, corridors, design room, operating rooms and washing area you will walk through.
