Quick answer: Every clinic in the Resolute Hair network is checked against a fixed standard before it joins, accreditation, named clinical roles, facility standards, and a real aftercare plan, not just a good website.

We built Resolute Hair because a clinic that looks impressive online isn't the same thing as a clinic that's actually right for you. A polished website, a countdown timer, or a low headline price tell you nothing about who's actually going to be treating you. This page sets out, plainly, what we check before any clinic joins the network, and what we keep checking afterward.

Accreditation, verified, not just claimed

Every clinic we work with is required to hold the appropriate accreditation to practice under Turkish healthcare regulation. We confirm this directly before a clinic is listed, we don't take a claim on a website at face value, and we don't rely on a clinic's own marketing to tell us who's actually licensed to operate.

If a clinic can't produce this clearly, it doesn't join the network. That's not negotiable.

Named clinical roles, not "our expert team"

A vague promise about an expert team tells you nothing. Before a clinic joins, we require clear answers about who is actually responsible for each stage of a procedure, consultation, hairline design, extraction, and graft placement, whether that's Sapphire FUE or DHI. Read who performs a Sapphire FUE or DHI hair transplant for the specific questions this covers.

We ask every partner clinic to answer these questions in writing, and we expect them to be comfortable doing so. A clinic that hesitates or gives vague answers doesn't make the list.

The facility itself

Accreditation covers the legal right to practice. It doesn't tell you what the day-to-day experience is actually like. Wherever possible, our founder visits partner clinics directly, the facilities, the equipment, and the team, rather than relying entirely on documentation and reputation.

A written aftercare plan, not a vague promise

Every clinic in the network needs a genuine aftercare plan, in writing, before a patient travels, covering washing instructions, activity guidance, medication, and a real contact route for questions after you're back in the UK. If a clinic's aftercare amounts to "message us if there's a problem," that's not enough for us, and it shouldn't be enough for you either.

This isn't a one-time check

Accreditation, staffing, and standards can all change over time. We treat vetting as ongoing, not a box ticked once when a clinic first joins. A clinic that met our standard a year ago needs to still meet it today.

Why we hold this line

Our founder chose a clinic badly the first time, before any of this existed, and chose well the second. That gap is the entire reason for this standard. We're not trying to list as many clinics as possible. We're trying to build a small group we'd genuinely send our own family to, and we'd rather turn a clinic away than compromise on any of the above.

Frequently asked questions

This page describes the standard Resolute Hair applies when selecting partner clinics. It is general information, not a guarantee of any individual clinic's suitability for your specific case. A qualified clinician should always assess whether a procedure is appropriate for you.