The clinic did “all the essentials” before Briton, 38, died waiting for hair transplantation

Cinik, whose customers include Rio Ferdinand and Rivaldo football stars, have released a statement after a British man’s death on Monday

A previous version of this article included a photo of Dr Serkan Aygin Clinic, which was accidentally published. We would like to make it clear that the Dr Serkan Aygin clinic has nothing to do with this story and nothing to Clinik, where the process was performed. We are pleased to clarify it and apologize for this error. The picture has been removed since then.

The Turkish clinic that faced a British man who died after a hair transplant process says he has taken on all the necessary medical evaluations and tests.

The 38 -year -old flew to Constantinople and had the process at the Cinik Private Center, Turkish News Outlet Odatv. According to the operation, the man had previously undergone a successful hair transplant there and returned for a second process. The company said it became ill before this second procedure.

Cinik says that all the right steps are satisfied, as well as for the 70,000 hair transplant procedures performed during surgery. Police investigating his death believe that he may consider the possible “reckless homicide” with the clinic staff as well as the surgeon who performed the transplant interviewed by police, along with their anesthesiologist and nurses. It comes after a “terrible death” of Brit Mum after scratching from a pup with a rabies on vacation.

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In a statement released to Mirroronline, the company, which faced football legends Rio Ferdinan and Railwas, said: “We are deeply saddened by our patient’s transition.

“Before the second business, all the necessary medical evaluations and tests (including blood, X, ECG, etc.) were thoroughly and without omission, as well as during the first procedure.

“However, before the hair transplant process begins and during the preparatory phase, the patient unexpectedly became bad for reasons that are still unknown.

“Our clinic is an experienced medical institution that has done over 70,000 hair transplant procedures to date.

“Unfortunately, many of the information circulating in the media do not reflect the truth, allegations suggesting that the patient died during the procedure or that the business was interrupted in the middle of the road.

The Foreign Ministry said: “We support the family of a British man who died in Turkey and comes into contact with local authorities.” The Turkish Health Travel Council reports more than a million people traveling to Turkey annually for hair rehabilitation treatments.

The tourist’s body was transferred to the Forensic Institute for an autopsy after his death on Monday. Local reports say that the human body is now repatriated to Britain. Last year, data from the British Union of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons showed that the number of people who require hospital care in the United Kingdom after cosmetic surgery abroad increased by 94 % in three years. Complications included wound healing and even sepsis.

More than three -quarters of these procedures were carried out in Turkey, but other countries included the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland and Romania. The British are heading to these destinations mainly for reduced prices, which can reach 70 % cheaper than in the United Kingdom.