US EditionBrit tourist dies in Turkey after undergoing hair transplant
- A British man died after undergoing a hair transplant at the Dr Cinik clinic in Istanbul on Monday, sparking a police investigation into the clinic's practices.
- Local authorities are investigating the clinic for possible "reckless homicide," as the man became seriously unwell shortly after surgery and required emergency treatment.
- The Foreign Office is supporting the family and has been in contact with local authorities regarding the case.
- More than one million people travel to Turkey for hair restoration treatments each year, drawn by lower costs and high-quality procedures.
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A 38-year-old British man has died following a hair transplant in Turkey. Local police are investigating the death, The Sun reports. “We are supporting the family of a British man who died in Turkey and are in contact with the local authorities,” a spokesperson for the UK Foreign Office said.
Cheaper hair transplant surgery proves costly as man dies after five-hour procedure in Turkey
A hair transplant procedure proved too costly for a British man looking for a cheaper option in Turkey. He died after the five-hour surgery. An investigation has been initiated in the matter, and the entire staff of the private clinic is under scrutiny.
Finally full hair again - that is what many men expect, who get bald early and therefore travel to Turkey for a hair transplant. For a British tourist, the operation ends fatally. The connections are now being investigated.
A 38-year-old man from the British Sea died in Turkey, shortly after he suffered a hair transplant in a private clinic in Istanbul. Article A man died after he had performed a hair transplant in Turkey for the first time appeared in Romania TV.
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