Wrinkle treatment in Turkey

Anti wrinkle injections and dermal fillers treat different problems: botulinum toxin relaxes the muscles behind lines that appear when you move, and filler adds volume for lines and hollows that are there at rest. Both are temporary, botulinum toxin is a prescription medicine, and filler carries a vascular risk. This page explains which treats what, the three questions to ask before anything is injected, and what drives the price in Turkey.

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Medically reviewed by Prof. Zeynep Sevim, Plastic surgery. Written by Abdulaziz Ali.
Updated 17 January 2025 · Editorial standards

Treatment for wrinkles in Turkey at a glance

starting price, 25 March 2026from €200Treatment only

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RankClinicFlymediScoreLead doctorExperienceFromWhy it is ranked here
1Luna Clinic Turkey9.4Arda Akgün11 years€200Treatment onlyMost reviewed on this page (888 reviews). Lowest listed price on this page. Declares TURSAB, MOH, ESCAD, TTB. 32 doctors listed.
2Istanbul European Clinic9.3Plastic surgery13 years€350Treatment onlyDeclares TURSAB, MOH, ASAPS, ESCAD, ESHRS, ISAPS, TTB. 23 doctors listed.
3Memorial Sisli Hospital9.1Plastic surgery40 years€850Treatment onlyDeclares JCI, EFI, ISO 9001:2000, TTB. 4 doctors listed.
4Medipol Mega University Hospital9.4Plastic surgery7 yearsPrice on requestDeclares JCI. 4 doctors listed.
5Estethica Atasehir9.6Plastic surgery35 years€600Treatment onlyDeclares TTB. 4 doctors listed.
6Acibadem Healthcare Group9.5Plastic surgery19 yearsPrice on request4 doctors listed.
7Medical Park Gaziosmanpasa Hospital9.7Plastic surgery25 years€800Treatment onlyDeclares JCI, CEN, EMBT, ISCT, CIBMTR. 4 doctors listed.
8Ethica Incirli Hospital9.14 doctorsNot listedPrice on requestDeclares TTB. 4 doctors listed.
9Liv Hospital9.46 doctorsNot listedPrice on requestDeclares ASAPS, ISO 14001, ISO 9001:2015, JCI, TÜV SÜD. 6 doctors listed.
10Prof. Murat Turegun Aesthetic Surgery & Medical Aesthetic9.7Plastic surgery40 yearsPrice on requestDeclares ISO 9001:2000.
1Luna Clinic Turkey · 9.4
From €200 Treatment only Most reviewed on this page (888 reviews). Lowest listed price on this page. Declares TURSAB, MOH, ESCAD, TTB. 32 doctors listed.
2Istanbul European Clinic · 9.3
From €350 Treatment only Declares TURSAB, MOH, ASAPS, ESCAD, ESHRS, ISAPS, TTB. 23 doctors listed.
3Memorial Sisli Hospital · 9.1
From €850 Treatment only Declares JCI, EFI, ISO 9001:2000, TTB. 4 doctors listed.
4Medipol Mega University Hospital · 9.4
Declares JCI. 4 doctors listed.
5Estethica Atasehir · 9.6
From €600 Treatment only Declares TTB. 4 doctors listed.
6Acibadem Healthcare Group · 9.5
4 doctors listed.
7Medical Park Gaziosmanpasa Hospital · 9.7
From €800 Treatment only Declares JCI, CEN, EMBT, ISCT, CIBMTR. 4 doctors listed.
8Ethica Incirli Hospital · 9.1
Declares TTB. 4 doctors listed.
9Liv Hospital · 9.4
Declares ASAPS, ISO 14001, ISO 9001:2015, JCI, TÜV SÜD. 6 doctors listed.

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Wrinkle treatment in Turkey

Two quite different treatments get called wrinkle treatment, and confusing them is the commonest reason people are disappointed. Botulinum toxin injections, which most people call by the brand name Botox, relax the muscles that fold the skin, so they work on lines that appear when you move. Dermal fillers add volume, so they work on lines and hollows that are there when your face is still.

Which one you need depends on what you are actually looking at in the mirror. A frown line that disappears when your face relaxes is a muscle problem. A groove that stays put is a volume problem. A practitioner who works this out with you before quoting is doing the part that matters.

Injections are a subscription, not a purchase

Both treatments are temporary. Botulinum toxin wears off over a matter of months and the movement comes back. Hyaluronic acid filler is absorbed over a longer but still finite period. Neither is a one off, which is the part that quietly changes the arithmetic of having them done abroad.

A trip every few months is not a plan. Think about who will do the next round, at what price, and what happens if something needs correcting between visits. If the answer is that you will fly back, price the flights into the treatment, and if the answer is that someone at home will take over, ask what they will need to know about what was used.

  • Lines that appear when you move

    Frown lines, forehead lines, crow's feet. Botulinum toxin territory, because the line is made by muscle folding the skin.
  • Lines and hollows at rest

    Nasolabial folds, marionette lines, tear troughs and lost cheek volume. Filler territory, because the problem is volume rather than movement.
  • Texture, pigment and fine crepe

    Sun damage, pigmentation and fine surface lines respond to skincare, sun protection and resurfacing rather than to injections. Injecting them is treating the wrong thing.
  • Sagging rather than lines

    When skin and deeper tissue have descended, injections chase the problem rather than solve it. That is a conversation about lifting, or about accepting it, not about more syringes.

For lips specifically, see lip augmentation. For filler in the nose, which is the highest risk site, see nonsurgical nose job. For lifting rather than filling, see thread lift and facelift.

What can go wrong

  • Drooping eyelid or heavy brow. From botulinum toxin placed badly or diffusing further than intended. It wears off, but it wears off on the medicine's timetable, not on yours.
  • Asymmetry. One side responding differently. Usually correctable at a review, which is a reason to have the review before you fly.
  • Vascular occlusion from filler. The serious one. Severe pain out of proportion, skin turning white, grey or mottled, or any change in vision needs treatment within hours.
  • Lumps, migration and swelling. Filler can move, form nodules and hold water. Ask what is reversible and what is not, which is exactly why permanent filler is a poor choice.
  • Effects beyond the injection site. Product labelling for botulinum toxin carries a warning about the toxin spreading, with swallowing or breathing difficulty. Rare, and a reason to be treated by someone medically qualified.
  • The overtreated look. Easier to reach abroad than at home, because there is no one watching the cumulative result over years and no one saying not this time.

How the appointment goes

  1. Assessment and expectations

    Which lines bother you, whether they are movement or volume, and what each treatment can realistically change. A practitioner who says some of it is not worth treating is the one to trust.
  2. Prescribing and consent

    For botulinum toxin, a prescriber assesses you and prescribes for you specifically. Ask to see the product and its packaging.
  3. Marking and product choice

    Where and how much. Fewer units placed accurately beats more units spread around, and the same is true of filler.
  4. Injection

    Fine needles or a cannula depending on the area. You should be asked to report severe pain or visual change immediately, which is the warning sign for occlusion.
  5. Immediate aftercare

    Stay upright for a few hours after botulinum toxin, avoid rubbing the area, and ask about exercise, heat and alcohol with a specific interval rather than a vague one.
  6. The review

    Two weeks is standard for toxin, because that is when the effect is settled and a small top up can be judged. Try to be in the country for it, or arrange who does it at home.

Having it done in Turkey

  • Ask who injects and what they are qualified as. A doctor, dentist or nurse prescriber with aesthetic training. This is a medical treatment even where the setting looks like a salon.
  • Ask about the product supply chain. Licensed product, in its packaging, with a batch number recorded. Counterfeit and unlicensed injectables are the specific risk of buying on price.
  • Ask about hyaluronidase before filler. On site, in date, with someone trained to use it for an occlusion.
  • Plan around the two week review. Toxin settles over that period. Flying home the next morning means nobody assesses the result.
  • Do not bundle it into a busy surgical trip. Injectables on the same visit as surgery muddle the recovery and make it hard to tell what caused what.
  • Know who manages a problem at home. And what they will need to know: product, amount, site and date.

What drives the price in Turkey

  • How many areas and how much product. Toxin is priced by area or by unit, filler by syringe. Ask which, so you are comparing like with like.
  • The product itself. Different licensed toxins and fillers have different costs. The name should be in your record, not just in the price list.
  • Who injects. An experienced medical injector prices differently from a high volume clinic, and that difference is most of what you are buying.
  • Whether a review is included. And whether a small correction at that review is charged separately.
  • Whether dissolving is included. Ask what it costs to have filler removed if you dislike it. A clinic that has priced that has thought about the outcome.

The clinic list on this page shows each clinic's current price with a note on what it includes. For instalments, see payment plans. For surgical alternatives, see facelift.

What injections cannot do

  • They do not tighten loose skin. Filling a sagging face makes it a fuller sagging face. If descent is the problem, injections are the wrong tool.
  • They do not fix sun damage. Pigmentation, texture and crepey skin come from the surface and from years of sun. Sun protection and resurfacing address that; syringes do not.
  • They do not stop ageing. They soften some signs of it for a period. Anyone selling prevention as a reason to start young is selling a subscription.
  • They do not fix the reason you are unhappy. If nothing looks different to you after a good result, more product will not help, and a careful practitioner will say so.
  • They do not need to be permanent. And should not be. Permanent filler cannot be dissolved, migrates, and offers nothing to reverse a vascular problem.

Choosing a clinic

  • Ask what they would refuse. The practitioner who describes the requests they turn down is assessing you rather than filling a diary.
  • Ask to see results at a year. Photographs taken minutes after injecting show swelling, not outcome.
  • Ask what happens at the review. And whether small corrections are included.
  • Ask what they do about an occlusion. A specific, immediate answer including hyaluronidase on site. A reassuring non answer is the answer.
  • Be wary of package pricing per session. Fixed bundles encourage using more product than the face needs, because the price is set before the assessment.

Sources

  • NHS, information on botulinum toxin injections and dermal fillers.
  • Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, guidance on botulinum toxin as a prescription medicine.
  • Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, guidance on visual loss after cosmetic filler injection.
  • Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists, guideline on filler related blindness.
  • Turkish Ministry of Health, register of facilities authorised for health tourism.

Frequently asked questions

Answers from the medical content team, reviewed by the medical reviewer named on this page.

What is the difference between anti wrinkle injections and fillers?
Botulinum toxin injections relax the muscles that fold the skin, so they treat lines that appear when you move. Dermal fillers add volume, so they treat lines and hollows that are there when your face is still. They solve different problems.
Is botulinum toxin a prescription medicine?
Yes. It should be prescribed for you specifically after a consultation with someone qualified to prescribe it, and injected by a trained healthcare professional, whatever the setting looks like.
How long do the results last?
Both are temporary. Botulinum toxin wears off over a matter of months and the movement returns. Hyaluronic acid filler is absorbed over a longer but still finite period. Neither is a one off.
What are the warning signs after filler?
Severe pain out of proportion to the injection, skin turning white, grey or mottled, and any change in vision. These need treatment within hours, not the next day.
What is hyaluronidase?
The enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid filler. It is the treatment for a blocked artery and it must be on the premises with someone who knows the protocol. Ask before anything is injected.
How much does wrinkle treatment cost in Turkey?
It depends on how many areas are treated and how much product is used, which product, who injects it, and whether a review or dissolving is included. The clinic list on this page shows each clinic's current price with a note on what it includes.
Should I have permanent filler?
No. Permanent and semi permanent materials cannot be dissolved, can migrate and form lumps years later, and offer no reversal if they cause a vascular problem.
Can injections tighten loose skin?
No. Filling a sagging face produces a fuller sagging face. If skin and deeper tissue have descended, the conversation is about lifting rather than about more syringes.
Can I fly home the next day?
You can, but you will miss the review. Botulinum toxin settles over about two weeks and that is when asymmetry is corrected, so plan for who assesses the result.
Will I look frozen?
That comes from too much product or poor placement rather than from the treatment itself. Fewer units placed accurately is the answer, and a practitioner who declines some requests is the safeguard.
Can wrinkle injections be combined with surgery on the same trip?
It is better not to. Injectables during a surgical recovery muddle the picture and make it hard to tell what caused what.
What should I take home with me?
The product name, the amount, the sites treated and the date. Anyone managing a problem later needs all four.

About this page

Written by Abdulaziz Ali, Leading Medical Writer & Strategist at Flymedi. Medically reviewed by Prof. Zeynep Sevim, Plastic surgery. Content updated 17 January 2025. Next scheduled review 17 January 2026.

This page is general information, not personal medical advice. It does not diagnose you and it does not replace an individual assessment by a doctor who has examined you.

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