Smile Hair Clinic in Istanbul Remains the World’s First and Only TEMOS A-Rated Hair Transplant Clinic
Sep 22, 2026
Turkey, September 22, 2026 -- Smile Hair Clinic has renewed its A-Rated accreditation from TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation, once again confirming its commitment to internationally recognized standards in healthcare quality, patient safety, ethical practice, and institutional excellence.
The clinic previously made history as the first hair transplant clinic worldwide to achieve TEMOS A-Rated accreditation. Following its latest periodic assessment, Smile Hair Clinic has successfully demonstrated its continued compliance with TEMOS requirements and remains the first and only hair transplant clinic in the world to hold this distinction.
A Standard That Must Be Continuously Maintained
TEMOS accreditation is not a one-time achievement. Accredited healthcare organizations must consistently uphold the required standards and participate in periodic evaluations to confirm that their quality, safety, and operational processes remain aligned with international expectations.
For Smile Hair Clinic, the successful renewal represents more than retaining an accreditation title. It reflects the clinic’s ability to incorporate internationally recognized quality standards into its daily operations and maintain them consistently over time.
The latest assessment examined key areas such as medical services, patient and staff safety, infection prevention and control, international patient management, quality management systems, human resources, ethical practices, sustainability, facility safety, and infrastructure management.
Continuing to Meet International Healthcare Standards
Since first receiving TEMOS A-Rated accreditation, Smile Hair Clinic has continued to improve its quality management systems and further develop its patient-centered approach for international patients considering a hair transplant in Turkey.
The periodic TEMOS evaluation allowed the clinic to reassess its procedures against international benchmarks, identify further opportunities for development, and demonstrate that its standards extend beyond a single inspection. Instead, they have become an established part of the clinic’s institutional culture.
Dr. Mehmet Erdoğan, Co-Founder of Smile Hair Clinic, said:
“Receiving this accreditation for the first time was an important milestone for us, but maintaining it is equally meaningful. International quality standards require continuous responsibility. Successfully renewing our A-Rated accreditation shows that the standards we committed to are part of how we operate every day.”
Dr. Gökay Bilgin, Co-Founder of Smile Hair Clinic, emphasized the importance of continuous development:
“Quality in healthcare is never a finished process. Patient safety, ethical practice, clinical excellence, and continuous improvement must be evaluated and strengthened every day. We are proud that our ongoing efforts have once again been recognized at an international level.”
Turning International Recognition Into Sustainable Excellence
The renewal represents the next stage in Smile Hair Clinic’s accreditation journey: progressing from achieving an internationally recognized standard to demonstrating that the same level of quality can be maintained consistently.
Having treated more than 30,000 patients, Smile Hair Clinic continues to combine advanced techniques for hair transplantation in Turkey with internationally recognized standards in patient safety, quality management, and healthcare delivery.
Through the successful renewal of its TEMOS A-Rated accreditation, Smile Hair Clinic further strengthens its position as the first and only hair transplant clinic worldwide to hold this distinction. The achievement demonstrates that leadership in healthcare is defined not only by reaching high standards, but also by maintaining and continuously improving them.
About TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation
TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation is an independent international accreditation body that assesses healthcare organizations according to standards covering patient and staff safety, quality management, ethical practices, international patient services, and sustainability.
Operating internationally, TEMOS accreditation supports continuous quality improvement and provides healthcare organizations with an independent framework for evaluating their services against globally recognized standards.
About Smile Hair Clinic
Smile Hair Clinic is an Istanbul-based hair transplantation clinic providing advanced hair restoration treatments to international patients. With more than 30,000 patients treated, the clinic focuses on natural-looking results, patient safety, individualized treatment planning, and internationally recognized standards of healthcare quality, offering patients researching the best hair transplant clinic in Turkey a transparent and internationally accredited standard of care.
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