Editorial Principles
How we prepare our content, and what we do not write.
Anyone reading health content has the right to know who prepared it and within what limits it was written. This page explains how the content on the Kaya Clinique website is produced. Everything stated here is already applied across the site; you can verify it as you browse.
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Who is responsible for the content
Our founder, Aysun Kaya, is responsible for all content on this site. At the foot of every treatment, technology and Kaya Journal page you will find this byline together with the date the content was last updated.
Our content carries no medical review byline. If you do not see "reviewed by a physician" on a page, that is a deliberate choice: we do not publish an approval we cannot verify. -
What we rely on
Our content rests on three sources: the methods and devices actually used at the clinic, the manufacturer's official information on areas of use, and the health services advertising regulations in force.
We do not write what we cannot verify. Where we have no firm data on a subject, we do not form a sentence about it — we prefer to leave a gap rather than fill it. -
How we speak about results
The outcome of aesthetic and care treatments varies from person to person. For this reason our content uses phrasing such as "may be considered" and "suitability is determined in a specialist consultation" rather than promises of results. Whether a treatment is suitable for you is determined only through an in-person assessment.
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Updates and corrections
The date of the last update appears at the foot of every content page. When a treatment, device or regulation changes, we update the relevant pages.
If you believe something is inaccurate, you can write to info@kayaclinique.com. We will review it, correct it where necessary and refresh the update date.
What we do not write
The following are deliberately absent from our site. This is an editorial choice, not an omission.
- Prices, campaigns or discounts
- Absolute claims such as "guaranteed", "permanent solution", "100%", "painless", "risk-free"
- Superlatives such as "the best", "leading", "number one"
- Patient reviews or personal accounts of experience
- Before-and-after photographs
- Brand names of prescription medicines
- Unverifiable claims of certification, awards or memberships
No content on this site replaces examination, diagnosis or treatment. It is for general information only.