Clinical assessment
Initial consultation, medical history review and any clinically required specialist input.
Cost guide
Compare a care pathway, not a price tag.
There is no single meaningful ‘Turkey price’. A realistic budget includes the assessment, exact medicine, monitoring, travel and continuity after you return home.
Why we show no live price
A static number can mislead quickly.
Medicine availability, currency, pack size, brand, clinical needs and provider charges can change. Publishing an unverified “from” price would create false precision in a medical decision.
Instead, request a dated, itemised quote using the same scope from every provider. Convert all quotes on the same day and compare what is included, excluded and refundable.
Tests and measurements
Laboratory work or other checks should be based on your history, not sold as a generic bundle.
The medicine
Exact product, pack size, quantity, pharmacy source, taxes and what happens if stock changes.
Follow-up
Review appointments, messaging access, interpretation of results and dose decisions.
Travel and storage
Flights, accommodation, transfers, travel cooler needs and possible return visits.
Care at home
Your local clinician, repeat assessments and lawful ongoing supply after you return.
Copy into your message
Ask for this exact quote breakdown.
“Please provide a dated, itemised quote showing the clinician and consultation, any tests, the exact medicine and pack quantity, dispensing pharmacy, follow-up included, translation, taxes, cancellation terms and every likely additional charge.”
A fair comparison
Normalise every quote.
Put each provider into the same comparison frame. Blank fields are not automatically included.
Cost fieldWhat to recordEvidence
AssessmentClinician name, format and durationWritten appointment confirmation
MedicineIngredient, brand, pack and quantityPharmacy quote or receipt
MonitoringTests and review datesCare plan
SupportContact route and response hoursWritten service terms
RefundsDeposit and cancellation rulesInvoice / terms
Price red flags
Cheap can become expensive care.
- A quote that does not name the medicine or quantity
- A deposit before any eligibility conversation
- A large multi-month supply offered at the first visit
- Cash payment without an invoice or pharmacy receipt
- No answer about adverse-effect support or follow-up
Budget beyond month one
Ask what happens next.
Obesity is a chronic disease and these treatments may be discussed as long-term care. Starting affordability is not the same as sustainable access.
- 1What will ongoing clinical reviews cost?
- 2Can lawful supply continue in my home country?
- 3What is the plan if the medicine is ineffective, unavailable or not tolerated?