15.4 C
Lancashire
Wednesday, September 18, 2024

iMed Medical Champions Türkiye’s Role in Global Health Tourism with Bespoke Services

Zubeyde Akdas, the innovator behind iMed Medical in Istanbul, shared insights into their approach to health tourism, likening their service to a personal assistant for health tourists in Türkiye. She highlighted the affordability of medical services in Türkiye, which are significantly lower by at least 30-40% compared to costs in the UK, Europe, and the US, making Istanbul a preferred destination for health tourists.

Akdas discussed their strategic efforts to boost Türkiye’s presence in the global health tourism market by linking international patients with the country’s top-notch health facilities and professionals, noting: “We have the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate issued by the Turkish Ministry of Health. We provide services in plastic surgery, obesity and hair transplantation. Those who prefer Istanbul can plan their course of treatment by phone, online, or in consultation with our personal counselors in the Netherlands and Belgium.”

Türkiye’s Rising Profile in Health Tourism

A report from Future Market Insights, based in the US, predicts a growth of 6.6% in Türkiye’s health tourism revenue, from 3,751.6 million dollars in 2023 to the end of 2033.

Akdaş commented on the increasing appeal of Türkiye in the health tourism sector, stating:

“With its geographical location, cultural beauties, professional health personnel, and clinics, Türkiye, and mainly Istanbul, is the address of choice for people who desire to have better treatment services at more affordable prices. Turkish clinics that follow world trends enhance patient satisfaction with innovative treatments.”

Enhanced Support Services: Interpreters and Personal Nurses

Zubeyde Akdas, founder of iMed Medical, emphasised their comprehensive service offerings in various medical tourism fields, from cosmetic surgery to hair transplants and obesity treatments, adding:

“Procedures do not only refer to surgical procedures for us. It is also a step towards redefining the beauty standards of individuals on their own terms. With the latest surgical techniques and a patient-centered approach, we offer a journey that is both transformative and comfortable. We have a wide choice of hospitals, surgeons, and medical staff. That’s why we don’t have a waiting list. After the necessary and desired treatments are determined, we quickly schedule and invite our foreign patients to Istanbul. Our patients are accommodated in 5-star luxury hotels. During your stay, we provide personalized services with the support of our interpreter, private nurse and team. Our patients can easily integrate their visits with vacations or business trips.”

The Trend Towards Natural Beauty

“We follow all developments and innovations in the rapidly developing health tourism sector with about 45 colleagues. We prioritize the wishes of our patients. The preferences of celebrities have a great influence on foreign patients coming to Türkiye,” says Zubeyde Akdas,
“There is a comeback to the natural in aesthetics. The exaggerated look gave way to a natural appearance. Particularly celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Cardi B, who decided to undergo hip reduction made statements supporting the natural appearance by expressing their experiences. These statements have not only raised awareness but also helped to normalize those reversing cosmetic regulations is a common choice. Women embraced natural body aesthetics. Especially buttock implant removal and BBL reduction operations have increased in popularity. The smaller and shaped butt appearance has become the new favorite of patients.”

Prioritising Natural Beauty and Patient Satisfaction

In her final remarks, Akdas reiterated their commitment to patient satisfaction and the provision of VIP services in cooperation with elite physicians, clinics, and A+ hospitals:

“We listen to our patients and take their wishes into consideration to provide quality healthcare. Many women now seek comfort, natural beauty, and inner peace. In this regard, we have recently encountered mostly patients wishing to farewell their implants.
“Fashion and beauty standards change over time. Women who want to keep up with fashion may want smaller buttocks. Some women care too much about societal expectations. Others undergo surgery due to physical ailments. Overall, due to many external factors, women now prefer a firmer and smaller butt.”
Sam Allcock
Sam Allcockhttps://businesslancashire.co.uk/
Sam Allcock is a highly regarded digital entrepreneur with over 20 years’ experience in online marketing for some of the World’s biggest brands. He has extensive knowledge and experience in SEO and digital marketing. He is based in Cheshire but has an interest in all things going on in the North West and enjoys contributing local news to the site.
spot_imgspot_img

Latest

Leaders as Teachers: The key to Unlocking Employee Potential and Driving Sustainable Growth

Businesses require strong leadership to progress and thrive. Leaders...

Police appeal for information following death of assaulted man

Lancashire Police are appealing for information after a man...

Foulridge gold medallist to be commemorated

Foulridge Parish Council is to commemorate Gregg Stevenson on...

Time to have your say on Pendle’s parks and sports grounds

Pendle Borough Council wants to hear from the public...
spot_img

Subscribe to our newsletter

Business Lancashire will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.

Don't miss

Former boxer jailed for killing for Daniel Allsop in Blackpool

A former boxer has been jailed for killing Daniel...

Dementia care workshop hosted by Burscough Manor Care Home

Lancashire families and caregivers supporting loved ones with dementia...

Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service’s Business Fire Safety Campaign kicks off

Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service has launched a new...

A guide to buying a car for your business in Lancashire

Choosing the right car for your business is an...

More News

Dementia care workshop hosted by Burscough Manor Care Home

Lancashire families and caregivers supporting loved ones with dementia were offered the chance to take part in a free workshop organised by Burscough Manor...

CHEC Preston invites local communities to Eye Health Fair

CHEC, one of the UK’s leading providers of community healthcare, is celebrating this year’s National Eye Health Week. Locals are invited to a free Eye...

Oldham Psychologist and MBE Unveils Affordable ‘Blueprint for Change’ Course to Inspire Life Transformations

Oldham-born Dr Jacqueline Ward, a psychologist and MBE, spent her time during the COVID lockdown developing new ways to assist people in making significant...