
Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon
Atilla Arıncı
- Istanbul, Türkiye
- İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi
- Identity confirmed
- Specialty
- Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon
- City
- Istanbul, Türkiye
- Practises at
- İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi
About
Meet Atilla
Hospitals & clinics
Where they practise
- Biruni Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi
University hospitalPlastic surgery department
BİRUNİ ÜNİVERSİTESİ HASTANESİ Beşyol Mahallesi, Eski Londra Asfaltı No:10
- Surgeons
- 5
- Procedures listed
- 12
Surgeons here
Procedures listed here
Credentials
Confirmed credentials
Credentials
Confirmed against Biruni Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi — official website, September 2026
Identity
Confirmed against Türk Plastik Rekonstrüktif ve Estetik Cerrahi Derneği (TPRECD) member register, September 2026
Consultation guide
How to book a consultation with Dr. Atilla Arıncı
The short answer
To book a consultation with Dr. Atilla Arıncı in Istanbul, send a consultation request naming Dr. Arıncı, with the procedure you are considering, your medical details and clear photographs. We reply with options. Agree the date, place and any fee in writing, and plan for an in-person examination at İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi before you agree to surgery.
Request a consultationBooking a consultation with Dr. Atilla Arıncı
If you are considering treatment with Dr. Atilla Arıncı, a plastic surgeon based in Istanbul, Türkiye, who practises at İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi and Biruni Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi, the first step is a consultation. Below you will find how to request one, how the appointment works, what to bring and the questions worth asking Dr. Arıncı in person.
Plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery covers cosmetic procedures of the face, breast and body as well as reconstructive surgery. Tell Dr. Arıncı's practice what you are considering when you request your appointment, so the consultation can be planned around it.
Going to a consultation does not commit you to surgery. It is where a surgeon examines you, tells you honestly whether the treatment suits you, and explains the alternatives, the risks and what recovery involves.
How to book an appointment with Dr. Atilla Arıncı
Step 1: Decide what you want to discuss
Write down the procedure or concern you want to raise, what you hope to change and roughly when you could travel to Istanbul. A clear goal makes the consultation far more useful.
Step 2: Send a consultation request
Use the consultation request form and mention Dr. Atilla Arıncı in your message. Give the procedure, your preferred city and your timeframe. It takes a few minutes and does not commit you to anything.
Step 3: Add your medical details
The form has space for your age, height and weight, the medications you take, medical conditions and any previous surgery. Have clear, well-lit photographs of the area ready too — surgeons use them to judge whether a treatment is realistic before you travel.
Step 4: We come back with options
We check your request against the profiles we hold and the other providers that match what you are looking for, then reply with options. We are not a clinical service: nothing we send is a diagnosis or a treatment plan, and a request is not a booking.
Step 5: Agree the details in writing
Before you book flights, ask whether Dr. Arıncı can review your photographs and medical history in advance, and in which language the consultation will be held. Confirm the date, the address and any consultation fee in writing.
Step 6: Attend your in-person consultation
Dr. Arıncı examines you at İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi, confirms whether the procedure suits you and explains the risks, the recovery and the full cost. Take time to think it over before you agree to surgery or pay a deposit.
Ready to take the first step?
Request a consultationWhat a plastic surgery consultation in Istanbul covers
The specialty covers both aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. Patients most often ask about procedures of the face (nose reshaping, eyelid surgery and facelifts), the breast (augmentation, lift and reduction) and the body (tummy tuck and liposuction).
Surgeons often focus on a smaller number of these. Ask Dr. Arıncı's practice which procedures Dr. Arıncı performs regularly before you travel, and read our guide to the procedure you are considering so you arrive knowing the options.
Where Dr. Atilla Arıncı sees patients
Dr. Atilla Arıncı is listed at 2 facilities in and around Istanbul. Consultations can take place in a surgeon's consulting room or in a hospital; operations are carried out in a hospital.
- İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp FakültesiUniversity hospital
- Biruni Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi HastanesiUniversity hospital
Before you travel, confirm in writing where your consultation will be held and in which hospital any operation would take place. If the two are different, ask how far apart they are and who arranges your transfers between them.
What to prepare for your consultation with Dr. Arıncı
The more a surgeon knows before you meet, the more useful the consultation. Gather these before your appointment:
- A short summary of your medical history, including long-term conditions and anything treated in the past year
- A list of every medication and supplement you take — including blood thinners, hormone treatment and weight-loss injections
- Details of any previous surgery on the same area, with dates and operation notes if you have them
- Recent photographs of the area, taken in good light from the front and both sides
- Your height and weight, and whether you smoke or vape
- Your goals, written in a sentence or two, and anything you do not want changed
- Your travel window and how long you could stay in Türkiye
- Your questions, written down so none are forgotten on the day
- Contact details for anyone travelling with you
Be open about smoking, weight changes and any medication, even if it seems unrelated. These affect healing and anaesthesia, and a surgeon can only plan safely with the full picture.
Questions to ask Dr. Atilla Arıncı
- Will Dr. Arıncı personally perform my operation from start to finish?
- In which hospital will the operation take place, and who is the anaesthetist?
- What exactly does the price include, and what could cost extra?
- How long should I stay in Istanbul after surgery before flying home?
- What aftercare is provided once I am back home, and how do I get in touch if I am worried?
- What happens — and who pays — if I need a revision or develop a complication?
- Can I see before-and-after photographs of patients treated here?
- What is the cancellation and refund policy for deposits?
Ask for the answers in writing. A clear written plan protects you and makes it much easier to compare Dr. Arıncı with other surgeons you are considering.
Checking Dr. Arıncı's credentials
Dr. Atilla Arıncı appears in the member register of the Turkish Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (TPRECD). Dr. Arıncı's record has also been checked against Biruni Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi — official website.
It is worth checking any surgeon yourself before you pay a deposit. The Turkish plastic surgery society publishes a member search, and the Ministry of Health publishes the list of facilities authorised to treat international patients. The UK and Turkish plastic surgery societies also publish joint guidance for patients travelling for surgery.
Consultation fees, quotes and deposits
Consultation fees, treatment prices and deposit terms are set by each practice. Before your appointment, ask Dr. Arıncı's practice whether there is a consultation fee and what it covers.
A reliable quote is written and itemised: the surgeon's fee, hospital and anaesthesia costs, nights in hospital, compression garments, medication, follow-up visits and transfers. Ask what is not included as well as what is.
Treat any price given before an examination as provisional. The final plan, and the final price, depend on what the surgeon finds when they examine you. The UK's NHS advises against paying for treatment at a hospital you have never seen, so keep deposits refundable where you can.
Travelling to Istanbul for your appointment
Istanbul is served by Istanbul Airport (IST) and Sabiha Gökçen International Airport (SAW). Some hospitals and clinics arrange airport transfers for international patients; ask whether this is included. Metro, tram and taxis are also available.
Flexible tickets are worth the extra cost. Arrive a day before your consultation, and wait for your surgeon's clearance before fixing the date of your flight home.
Stay close to İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi, keep your passport and medical documents together, and share your itinerary and the address where you will be treated with someone at home.
Language and communication
Make sure you understand everything said about risks, recovery and consent. If the consultation is not in a language you speak fluently, ask for a professional medical interpreter rather than relying on a friend or a translation app, and ask for the treatment plan and consent form in writing.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book a consultation with Dr. Atilla Arıncı?
Send a consultation request naming Dr. Atilla Arıncı and the treatment you are considering, with your travel dates, medical history and clear photographs. We reply with options: a request is not a booking, nobody here diagnoses you, and you are under no obligation to go ahead. Agree the date, the address and any consultation fee in writing, and plan for an in-person examination before you agree to surgery. Request a consultation with Dr. Arıncı.
Where does Dr. Atilla Arıncı see patients and operate?
Dr. Atilla Arıncı is listed at İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi and Biruni Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi in Istanbul. Many surgeons consult in one place and operate in another, so confirm in writing where your consultation will be, where any operation would be performed, and that the facility is authorised for it. Check that facility's own profile before you travel.
What qualifications does Dr. Atilla Arıncı have, and how can I check them?
Dr. Atilla Arıncı is listed as a plastic surgeon. In Türkiye the specialist title is Plastik, Rekonstrüktif ve Estetik Cerrahi, awarded after specialist training, so ask to see the specialist certificate (uzmanlık belgesi). Dr. Arıncı appears in the member register of the Turkish Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (TPRECD), which you can search yourself. Details on this profile were checked against Biruni Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi — official website. Qualifications are a starting point: ask too about experience with your procedure and where it would be performed. How we check surgeon records.
Which procedures does Dr. Atilla Arıncı perform, and how experienced are they with mine?
Tell Dr. Arıncı's practice which procedure you are considering when you request a consultation, and ask whether Dr. Arıncı performs it regularly. A listing does not show how often a procedure is performed. Ask how many times a year Dr. Arıncı performs yours, how often patients need revision surgery, and whether any part of the operation is carried out by another doctor. Compare surgeons side by side.
Can I see before-and-after photos of Dr. Arıncı's patients?
Ask Dr. Arıncı's practice for further examples of patients whose anatomy, age and goals are similar to yours, photographed from the same angles and in the same light before and after. Photographs show what has been achieved for other people; they cannot predict or promise your result, which depends on your anatomy, your healing and the plan agreed at consultation.
Can I have an online consultation with Dr. Arıncı before travelling?
You can send photographs and your medical history with a consultation request, which lets the practice give an initial view and plan your visit. Whether Dr. Arıncı offers a video consultation is for the practice to confirm. A remote review helps with planning, but surgery should only be agreed after Dr. Arıncı has examined you in person. Ask which languages Dr. Arıncı consults in, and whether an interpreter can join.
What should I ask Dr. Arıncı at my consultation?
Ask whether Dr. Arıncı will personally perform the whole operation, who gives the anaesthetic, what the price includes and excludes, and what happens — and who pays — if a revision or complication occurs. Write your questions down beforehand and ask for the key answers in writing. Use our questions-before-paying worksheet.
How long should I stay in Istanbul after treatment with Dr. Arıncı?
It depends on the procedure: many operations need roughly one to two weeks in Türkiye, and larger body operations can need longer. Dr. Arıncı will confirm what is right for you after examining you. Your stay should cover the post-operative checks, any stitch or drain removal and a final review before you fly, and it is usually longer after combined operations. Flying after surgery.
What happens if I have a complication after returning home?
Before you travel, agree with Dr. Arıncı's practice how follow-up works once you are home: who reviews your recovery, whether photographs or video calls are used, and who to contact out of hours. Take your operation notes, medication list and any implant details with you, and register with a local doctor who can examine you. Seek urgent local care for heavy bleeding, fever, chest pain, breathlessness or a swollen calf, and ask in writing what is covered if revision surgery is needed. Warning signs after cosmetic surgery.
How much does a consultation or operation with Dr. Arıncı cost?
Consultation fees and treatment prices are set by Dr. Arıncı's practice, so ask before booking whether there is a consultation fee and what it covers. Any quote should be written and itemised: the surgeon's fee, hospital and anaesthesia, nights in hospital, garments, medication and follow-up visits. Treat a price given before an examination as provisional, and keep deposits refundable where you can. Typical price ranges by procedure.
Also in this city
More surgeons in Istanbul
Profile details come from the surgeon’s practice and public registers and are reviewed by our team. Listings are never paid for. How we research surgeons
Where to go next







