Before Your Visit

We will request specific medical records and documentation during the consultation phase. To ensure the most effective treatment planning, we recommend gathering your child's complete medical history and diagnostic reports, developmental assessments (psychological, speech, occupational therapy evaluations), recent laboratory results (blood work, metabolic panels, immune markers if available), a current medication list including supplements, and any imaging studies (MRI, EEG) if available.

Check visa requirements for Turkey based on your nationality. Most nationalities can enter visa-free or obtain an e-Visa online. Our team provides specific guidance for your country. Ensure all passports are valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates. Consider travel insurance that covers medical treatment abroad.

For your child, bring comfort items (favorite toys, blankets, snacks), any special dietary foods if your child has restricted eating, current medications and supplements with original packaging, comfortable clothing for medical visits, entertainment for waiting periods (tablets, books, activities), and sensory support items if your child has specific sensory needs.

We encourage families to approach treatment with realistic expectations. Regenerative medicine is a supportive intervention, not a guaranteed cure. Results vary by individual and may develop gradually over weeks to months following treatment. Our follow-up program is designed to track progress systematically.