Dr. Murat Diyarbakirlioglu Clinic in Turkey

Medelysium evaluates healthcare providers according to defined criteria that focus on professional licensing, clinical specialization, and the medical environments used for procedures. The review process considers whether treatments are delivered by qualified physicians and whether patient assessment, surgical planning, and postoperative follow-up follow recognized medical protocols. For plastic surgery practices, this evaluation also includes whether procedures are performed in facilities equipped for anesthesia support, sterile surgical conditions, and perioperative monitoring.

Medelysium does not operate clinics and does not promote facilities based on commercial arrangements or patient volume. Clinics are presented on the platform to provide transparent information about regulated healthcare providers and to help patients understand how surgical care is organized when considering treatment abroad.

Consultations and patient assessments are typically conducted in the physician’s private clinic in Istanbul. Surgical procedures are generally performed in hospital environments equipped for plastic and reconstructive surgery. These environments commonly include sterile operating rooms, anesthesia systems, and postoperative observation units designed for monitoring patients after surgery.

Plastic surgery requires controlled clinical conditions, including sterile instrumentation, structured anesthesia management, and perioperative monitoring. Infection-control protocols and sterilization procedures form essential components of the surgical workflow in such environments. Procedures involving body contouring or facial surgery are typically conducted using specialized surgical instruments and standardized clinical protocols.

Facility standards and the clinical infrastructure used for procedures are reviewed as part of Medelysium’s evaluation process to determine whether the environment supports safe surgical care for patients traveling internationally.

The practice receives patients from different countries who travel to Istanbul for aesthetic surgical procedures. Treatment planning often begins with remote consultation, during which medical history, photographs, or diagnostic information may be reviewed to assess procedural suitability before scheduling treatment. This preliminary evaluation helps determine whether a patient is an appropriate candidate for surgery.

International patient coordination may involve pre-operative planning, scheduling of procedures in hospital settings, and follow-up communication after patients return to their home country. Istanbul’s established medical tourism infrastructure provides access to hospitals and clinical facilities commonly used for plastic and reconstructive surgery.

Clinical responsibility always remains with the treating medical team.

This practice operates primarily within the field of plastic, reconstructive, and aesthetic surgery. The availability of specific procedures depends on clinical examination and patient suitability.

• Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
• Facial Aesthetic Surgery (e.g., rhinoplasty, facelift procedures)
• Breast Surgery (augmentation, reduction, lifting procedures)
• Body Contouring Surgery (liposuction, abdominoplasty, post-bariatric procedures)
• Non-Surgical Aesthetic Applications such as fillers or botulinum toxin treatments