Hair transplant training and FUE courses for doctors in Turkey

HTTC offers hands-on FUE hair transplant training for doctors at HLC Hairline Clinic in Ankara, Turkey. Learn through theory, live surgery and supervised practical work, with a programme arranged around your experience and training goals.

For doctors and physicians
FUE training with a medical workflow focus
Clinical training venue
HLC Hairline Clinic environment, Ankara
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Send your profile and training goals before booking

Plan your FUE training in Ankara

Choose individual instruction or a group of two or three participants. Training can range from a one-day intensive to a programme of up to four weeks. Doctors entering hair restoration can study the full workflow; experienced practitioners can concentrate on selected techniques.

The programme covers patient assessment, donor planning, extraction, graft handling, implantation and postoperative care. The course outline explains the learning activities. Discuss your preferred duration, dates and any language arrangements before confirming your place.

Compare the course and FUE workshop

Both formats combine theory, live surgery and supervised practical instruction. Choose the focus and amount of time that fit your learning goals.

FUE training course

The course follows the clinical workflow from consultation to postoperative care. Programmes range from one day to four weeks, with one-to-one training or a group of up to three. Review the curriculum when planning a broader visit or selecting particular areas to develop.

FUE workshop

A workshop is a focused session tailored to basic, intermediate or advanced experience. Discuss the techniques you want to cover, then agree the session’s duration, dates and quotation. The workshop page explains the balance of presentations, demonstrations and supervised practical work.

Training costs and what is included

Individual training costs USD 5,000 per person, per training day. Three days cost USD 15,000 for one person. Groups of two or three can request a package quotation by phone or email.

The course fee includes theory, supervised practical training, instrument use, surgical tools and consumables, course materials and the completion certificate. Travel, accommodation, local transfers, meals and personal travel insurance are separate costs.

Review prices and inclusions, then agree the programme, total fee and booking terms before arranging travel. Workshops are quoted for the proposed session.

From case planning to supervised practice

The training course combines explanations and demonstrations with practical work. Patient assessment and planning come before extraction, graft care and implantation; teaching also covers postoperative care and follow-up topics.

During practical sessions you work under direct surgeon supervision and receive feedback. The activities depend on the programme and cases arranged. Course attendance does not establish independent competence after a fixed number of days.

The alumni archive contains published accounts of individual visits, including reports from Germany, Brazil and the USA. Explore the training video on the course page alongside the current programme details. Past visits do not establish the activities available for a new booking.

Questions before you apply

Who can attend?

The course is for licensed physicians. Medical assistants and surgical nurses may attend alongside a physician, with their participation discussed during registration. Doctors can also attend without bringing an assistant.

Does training include practical work on patients?

Yes. The course includes supervised FUE extraction and implantation on real patients, alongside theory and demonstrations. Discuss the proposed activities when arranging your programme.

How do I choose the length of my visit?

Send your previous experience, preferred dates and learning goals. HTTC offers programmes from one day to four weeks; the team discusses the duration and focus with you.

What does the certificate mean?

It records the training completed at HTTC. The certificate page explains its scope and professional-use considerations. It does not replace the authorisation needed to practise in your jurisdiction.

How do I apply?

Contact HTTC with your medical background and training interests. The registration guide explains how to discuss your programme, dates and booking arrangements. You can find further answers in the training FAQ.

Training reports and articles from the HTTC archive

Read practical guidance and reports from past training events. Publication dates are shown on each article; historical workshops are not current booking dates. For a new visit, enquire about available training dates.