The clinic in photographs

Most patients who travel for this treatment have never seen the place they are travelling to. These are photographs of the premises in Istanbul — the building, the desk you arrive at, where you wait and where you are assessed.

The premises

Where you will actually be

Photographs of the clinic itself. Nothing here is a stock photograph, and nothing here is a patient.

Exterior view of the multi-storey building that houses the clinic in Istanbul, with taxis and buses on the street outside — **The building** Street level in Istanbul, with taxis and public transport at the door.

Reception The desk you arrive at, on the clinic floor.

Three members of the clinic team standing behind the reception desk, one of them in dark surgical scrubs — **The front desk** Arrival and appointment coordination are handled here.

Waiting lounge with leather armchairs grouped around low round tables, floor lamps and a wall-mounted screen — **Waiting lounge** Seating is grouped in separated pairs rather than one open row.

Private consultation room with a large desk, monitor, chairs facing it and a member of staff seated behind it — **Consultation room** Where the assessment and the treatment plan are discussed, behind a closed door.

Come and see it in person

A consultation is an appointment at these rooms, not a sales meeting. You can ask to see the treatment room before you agree to anything.

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Photographs of the clinic premises, supplied by the clinic. Rooms and furnishings change over time, so treat these as a picture of the place rather than a guarantee of a particular room on a particular day.

Deliberately absent

What these photographs do not show

What a clinic chooses to publish is worth reading as carefully as what it says. Two things are missing from the set above on purpose.

No patients, and no results

There are no patient photographs anywhere on this site, and no before-and-after images. Consent for that kind of image is difficult to give freely for a procedure like this one, and a photograph selected by the clinic tells you very little about your own likely result. What we publish instead is the measurement, the method used to take it, and the published range.

No theatre or treatment-room shots

The procedure is performed in a treatment room under local anaesthesia, and photographing it would mean photographing a patient. Ask at your consultation and you can see the room in person before you commit to anything.

Visiting

Getting there and what to expect

Where: Private urology and andrology practice in Istanbul, Turkey. The building sits at street level with taxis and public transport at the door; the coordination team sends the exact address and directions once a date is agreed.
On arrival: You are received at the reception desk and wait in the lounge shown above. Consultations are one patient at a time, behind a closed door.
Who you see: The assessment and the treatment are carried out by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zulfu Sertkaya, urologist and andrologist.
Language: Consultations for international patients are coordinated in English.
Discretion: Enquiries are handled by the patient coordination team, and nothing about the reason for your visit is discussed in the reception area.

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