EsteCapelli Medical Solutions, a leader in European healthcare innovation, has introduced the Exosome hair transplant method, revolutionising the approach to treating hair loss. This method utilises exosome plasmas, rich in proteins from umbilical cord blood, to foster cell regeneration in the transplant area and bolster the development and strength of hair follicles through signaling molecules.

EsteCapelli, recognised as a pioneer in the fields of hair transplantation and regenerative therapies in Europe, announces the Exosome hair transplant method, representing the forefront of technological and therapeutic advancements in the battle against hair loss. Under the guidance of the esteemed Mehmet Hanifi Kutlar, EsteCapelli has embarked on the Exosome hair therapy, significantly enhancing the quality and appearance of hair transplant results, ensuring the growth of hair that is both healthier and more naturally appearing.

Exosomes have quickly become a focal point in the science of hair aesthetic enhancement and rejuvenation, with their effectiveness firmly supported by scientific research. These plasma exosomes, natural promoters of hair regeneration, stimulate cellular proliferation in the transplant area and enhance hair follicle growth through potent signaling.

Fusing Science with Advanced Technological Breakthroughs in Hair Restoration

Exosome therapy draws on the potent potential of exosomes from cells maintained in optimal conditions, aiming for precise therapeutic effects. This therapy is crucial in the hair transplantation process, supporting the formation, growth, and sustenance of hair follicles. It employs exosomes from cord blood, abundant in proteins, growth factors, and minerals, crucial for fostering healthier hair growth.

Mehmet Hanifi Kutlar shared his perspective on EsteCapelli’s adoption of this method, stating, “The intersection of science and high technology with years of experience is a breakthrough in hair restoration. Science has almost reached its peak in hair transplantation technology.”

Revolutionising the Hair Transplantation Experience and Post-Operative Care

Exosomes obtained from umbilical cord blood plasma tackle a significant challenge in the healing process after hair transplantation. The Exosome treatment method simplifies the grafts’ adaptation to their new environment, encouraging the growth of healthier hair, and marking a transformative development in hair transplant technology. Mehmet Hanifi Kutlar remarked, “For patients looking for the best hair transplant method, Exosome hair treatment makes it possible to get more effective results in a shorter time.”

Marking a Milestone with Over 15,000 Successful Procedures

EsteCapelli, a trailblazer in broadcasting Turkey’s health tourism capabilities to the world and a leading health service exporter to 47 countries, remains at the forefront of the latest in hair transplantation and cosmetic surgery innovations, making these cutting-edge treatments accessible to its patients. EsteCapelli, led by Mehmet Hanifi Kutlar, a prominent hair transplant specialist and Medical Director, is dedicated to ensuring patient satisfaction, having achieved over 15,000 successful treatments worldwide. He stated, “As EsteCapelli, we have once again proven our commitment to offer the most advanced technology and the best results with the Exosome hair transplant method. This innovation reinforces our leading position in our field. Anyone who wants to open the door to a happy future can benefit from the end-to-end hair transplantation service offered by EsteCapelli in Istanbul.”

For further details, contact info@estecapelli.com or call +90 541 541 00 41.

In the dynamic healthcare landscape of Türkiye, Medicana Health Group is pioneering patient care with a cutting-edge technology-driven approach. Rooted in a profound commitment to understanding and fulfilling patient needs, this approach leverages smart technologies to craft personalised and well-coordinated care experiences for each individual.

As technological innovation reshapes healthcare, Medicana Health Group leads the charge by integrating telemedicine, wearable technologies, artificial intelligence, and genomics into its patient care offerings, setting a benchmark for excellence.

This strategic embrace of technology enables Medicana to effectively use data to refine its services, with the objectives of enhancing patient satisfaction, optimising service delivery, and advancing health education.

Dedicated to delivering customised care, Medicana ensures that every phase of a patient’s healthcare journey, from the first consultation to follow-up care, is characterised by personalised attention, ensuring a comprehensive and tailored care experience.

Exploiting Technology for Superior Patient-Centered Care

Anticipating significant growth in the healthcare IT market, expected to reach USD 1,834.3 billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 15.8% from 2024 as reported by Grand View Research, Medicana Health Group is seizing this opportunity through strategic IT investments and the digitisation of healthcare services. This initiative enables offerings such as online consultations, efficient appointment scheduling, and immediate access to medical histories, substantially reducing typical wait times in healthcare. Medicana’s digital efforts also include streamlined online payments, fast-track prescription services, and instant access to diagnostic results.

Additionally, Medicana Health Group is at the forefront of innovative healthcare services, including digital second opinions for surgical procedures and comprehensive online rehabilitation and physical therapy programs, enhanced by AI. The Group’s digital offerings also comprise a wide range of online home care services, providing educational resources for individuals from infancy to old age, ensuring consistent, accessible healthcare support throughout all life stages.

Commitment to Environmental Sustainability and SDG 3

“Digital transformation facilitates quicker, more targeted, and cost-effective patient outcomes, significantly contributing to the betterment of society and aligning with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3), which focuses on ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being at all ages. In tandem with these efforts, our commitment to environmental sustainability, evident in our adoption of eco-friendly practices across our operations—from utilising green energy like wind and solar to implementing paperless hospital systems—further underscores the belief that a healthy planet is foundational to sustaining healthy populations,” remarked Reha Özkaya, a Member of the Board at Medicana Health Group.

Focusing on Value-Based Care for Optimal Patient Outcomes

Medicana’s approach to patient-centered care is comprehensive, addressing the full array of patient needs, both physical and emotional. This involves patient participation in care decisions, the development of personalised care plans, and ensuring a seamless and empowering experience throughout the healthcare system.

Responding to the demographic trend towards an aging population and the preference for home-based care, Medicana provides a broad spectrum of services for elderly patients, including home-based post-treatment care, telemedicine consultations, and remote monitoring, aimed at offering convenience and ensuring continuous, effective health management for the elderly.

With 16 hospitals situated in seven key cities across Türkiye, Medicana Health Group annually serves a diverse demographic of over 5.5 million people, both from Türkiye and from around the world.

EX-FORCES INLAND HOMES EMPLOYEE STEPS UP TO TREK FOR MILITARY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Above: James, Pedro, Gary, Mike and Jason

On Friday 17^th December, ex-forces and current Inland Homes employee James Day, alongside four colleagues within the business, will take on a 16 mile walk from Hounslow to Beaconsfield to raise money to improve mental health services for service veterans. Aptly named ‘Walking Home for Christmas’ as part of Walking with the Wounded’s Christmas campaign, the team of five has already raised more than £6,500 and is hoping to significantly increase this total by the time the challenge is complete.

Quality and Compliance Manager James, joined by Group Managing Director Gary Skinner, Operations Director Jason Seymour, Development Director Pedro Longras and Senior Project Manager Mike Butler, will walk between two of Inland Homes’ developments that are teeming with military history – Cavalry Barracks in Hounslow and Wilton Park in Beaconsfield.

Walking Home for Christmas is an annual event organised by Walking with the Wounded, the charity dedicated to providing help and support to veterans from all services – from the armed forces to the police force and all emergency services. They run specific programmes to support the individuals themselves, as well as their families, on topics ranging from finances and housing, to addiction and mental health support.  This Christmas, the fundraising campaign is focused on mental health following nearly two years of increased mental health pressure due to Covid-19.

James comments: “I wanted to take part in this year’s Walking Home for Christmas, as mental health in the forces is something I feel very passionately about. After serving in the infantry from the age of 16 and then working in the police force for nearly 15 years, I have seen first-hand the lack of mental health support that is available to ex servicemen and women through the government. Ex-service members have seen things that most of the general public couldn’t imagine, and it is so important that the right support is given. It is purely down to charities like Walking with the Wounded that veterans get the support they need, so I really wanted to do my bit, even if it was just to help one person – at least I can say I did that.”

“When I left the army aged 21, I had my own struggles with transitioning back into normal civilian life. In that time there was no help, and it was tough without having a mental health issue to deal with as well. It’s easy to see why so many veterans struggle learning how to be a civilian in this world while battling with mental health. My initial aim was to raise £988, as this covers the cost of mental health sessions for one person. Since Gary and the rest of the team have joined me, we have raised over £6,500 which will help at least six ex-servicemen or women, and that makes me so proud. I’m really looking forward to taking on this challenge with the team, and raising as much money to help as many veterans as we can.”

The walk will start from Cavalry Barracks in Hounslow, which was in continued use as an operational military barracks from the late 1700s until its vacation earlier this year. From here, the team will walk the 16 miles to Wilton Park in Beaconsfield, which in its rich history was used as an interrogation centre for senior Nazi prisoners of war during World War 2, with famous ‘visitors’ including Marshall Messe, Field-Marshalls von Rundstedt and Busch and Rudolph Hess.

Inland’s Group Managing Director and member of the team, Gary Skinner, comments: “Myself, Jason, Pedro and Mike are delighted to be supporting James in taking part in this challenge. Mental health in the forces is something often overlooked, especially when it comes to re-joining normal life again. When I heard that James was taking on this walk, I knew we had to get some of the Inland team involved to try and exceed his target, and it’s incredible how much money has been raised already.”

To show your support for James and the team, and to raise money for Walking with the Wounded, please visit: www.walkinghomeforchristmas.com/teams/site-to-site

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