Genetic check-up in Turkey | Prevention & Diagnosis 2024

Personalized health checkup in Turkey

Our partner clinics in Turkey are at the forefront of predictive medicine. Beyond the traditional health checkup, we offer an in-depth look at your genetic makeup through advanced genomic testing.

We decipher your genetic code to identify your predispositions. We then help you take an active, preventive approach to ensuring your long-term health.

Our personalized health check-up includes:

• A personalized genetic check-up: Discover your genetic predispositions and assess your risk for several diseases, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and certain cancers.
• Personalized health recommendations: Benefit from nutrition, exercise and lifestyle advice tailored to your unique genetic profile.
• Advanced medical testing: Our in-depth analyses, based on simple samples, give you accurate, reliable results.

Anticipate risks, improve your quality of life. Schedule your genetic health checkup now.

Genetic check-up: All you need to know 

The genetic check-up is a set of genetic tests that examine DNA, the genetic code that is unique to each individual. They can detect changes (mutations) in these genetic instructions that may be the cause of hereditary diseases or future disorders.

A genetic test provides:

• Targeted analysis: one or more specific genes associated with a particular disease.
• Exome analysis: All protein-coding genes, about 2% of the genome.
• Whole genome sequencing: Analysis of all our genetic material.

A positive result does not necessarily mean that you will develop the disease, and a negative result does not guarantee that you are not at risk. Many factors, both genetic and environmental, influence gene expression.
You should talk to a health professional (doctor, geneticist) to understand the results, their implications and any action that needs to be taken.

Many experts in Turkey can help you in this process. Don't hesitate to use their expertise if you have any questions.

Types of genetic tests in Turkey

In Turkey, genetic testing for medical treatment plays an important role in determining the likelihood of developing certain diseases.

There are several types of genetic tests:

Genetic health assessment in Turkey

Discover your genetic heritage and take control of your health. Our detailed DNA analyses reveal your unique predispositions and allow you to:

• Identify polygenic risks associated with various diseases.
• Customize your diet, exercise, and nutritional supplements.
• Proactively prevent potential health problems.
• Benefit from expert advice to optimize your daily well-being.

Our genetic tests offer:

• Precision: Advanced DNA analysis for maximum reliability.
• Personalization: Results tailored to your unique genetic profile.
• Simplicity: Clear, easy-to-understand reports.
• Support: Personalized follow-up to guide you every step of the way.

Complete health checkup in Turkey

Push the boundaries of genetic testing by combining it with medical exams for a complete health checkup.

Here's what you can expect:

• An accurate genetic portrait: Decipher your genetic heritage to identify your predispositions and strengths.
• A personalized assessment: In-depth analysis of your lifestyle, diet and sleep habits.
• State-of-the-art medical screenings: Blood, saliva and tissue analysis for a complete assessment of your health.
• Body mapping: 3D imaging and precise body measurements for personalized follow-up.
• Risk assessment: Identification of risk factors for chronic and age-related diseases.
• Biological age assessment: Estimate your biological age in relation to your chronological age.
• Personalized support: Consultations with experts in genetics, nutrition and wellness.
• In-depth biomarker analysis: Assessment of your gut microbiota, hormones, stress levels, and neurotransmitters.

Take the first step to a healthier, happier life!

Genetic check-up process in Turkey

Your health is our priority. A Genetic Health Check in Turkey gives you an in-depth view of your genetic capital, enabling you to adopt a lifestyle tailored to your long-term well-being.

How does it work?

The process of a genetic health check in Turkey consists of 3 steps :

1. Personalized consultation :

   • In-depth discussion: An interview with an expert allows you to discuss your family history, lifestyle and specific concerns.

   • Choice of tests: Together, you select the genetic tests that best meet your needs.

2. Complete genetic analysis:

   • Decoding your DNA: Your samples are analyzed in the lab to reveal your unique genetic makeup.

   • Detailed report: You will receive a comprehensive report that decodes the results of your analyses.

3. Post-test consultation (online or face to face)

   • Interpretation of results: A healthcare professional will guide you through the interpretation of your genetic report.

   • Personalized advice: You'll receive specific recommendations to optimize your health, prevent disease and improve your quality of life.

Areas covered in our genetic assessment

Our assessment covers a wide range of areas, including:

• Cardiovascular: Risk for heart disease and stroke.
• Digestive: Gut health and microbiome.
• Immune: Susceptibility to infection and chronic disease.
• Metabolic: Risk of diabetes, obesity, and metabolic disorders.
• Athletic: Genetic factors affecting physical performance.
• Neurological: Risk of neurodegenerative diseases and cognitive function.
• Dermatologic: Skin aging and skin diseases.
• Hormonal: Hormonal imbalances and their effects.
• Reproductive: Fertility and reproductive health.

Sequence of the genome

If genetic testing does not lead to a diagnosis, but a genetic cause is still suspected, some clinics offer a genome process and analysis of a DNA sample from your blood.

Each person has a unique genome, which is made up of the DNA testing of all of a person's genes. Indeed, this sophisticated test can further help identify genetic variants that may be related to your health. Typically, this test only examines the parts of DNA encoding proteins called an exome.