Bogotá, Colombia · English-speaking care team · Consultations for U.S. patients

The Encore experience

Four days handled
like a private client

Five-star surgery, a five-star hotel, five-star care on either side of it.

Much closer to the U.S. than Turkey — and on your own time zone, without the upside-down jet lag that follows you home.

The medicine is only half of it. The other half is the driver waiting inside the terminal, the suite already keyed, the dinner reservation you didn't have to make, and someone who answers at 11 p.m. on the night of your procedure. Everything but your flight is arranged for you, in English, start to finish.

A five-star hotel suite in Bogotá with a king bed and floor-to-ceiling views of the city and eastern hills

Getting there

Nonstop from
cities across the U.S.

Bogotá sits almost straight south of the eastern U.S. — a short nonstop from most of the country and no meaningful time change. El Dorado (BOG) is the busiest airport in the region, with service from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, New York, Los Angeles and Washington. You land, you're met, and you're at the hotel inside an hour.

Los Angeles≈7h30Chicago≈6hNew York≈5h50Houston≈4h50Atlanta≈4h40Miami≈3h20Bogotásame time zone as EST
Approximate flight times. Istanbul is roughly 12–17 hours from the same cities, with an 8–11 hour time change on both ends.

The flight

A fraction of the Turkey trek, with no upside-down jet lag on either end. You arrive the day before your procedure and let the trip start slowly.

The arrival

Private transfers both ways — a driver inside the terminal, not a curbside app. A U.S. passport valid for your stay is all you need; no visa for tourism or a short medical stay.

The stay

A five-star hotel chosen for quiet, service and a short calm drive to the clinic. Breakfast, concierge and a room you'll actually want to recover in — arranged and confirmed before you land.

Your hotel

A five-star suite
above the city

This is where you'll actually stay — a suite with floor-to-ceiling views of Bogotá's eastern hills, a living-wall lobby downstairs, and room service when you'd rather not leave the bed. Chosen for quiet, service and a short calm drive to the clinic.

The hotel's entrance lobby with soaring living walls of tropical plantsThe suite's private balcony at dusk overlooking north Bogotá and the eastern hills

The city itself

Clean, safe, and
full of life

The Bogotá you'll see is the north of the city — manicured, walkable districts where doormen know your name, the streets are lined with jacarandas, and dinner is an event. This is one of South America's great food cities: world-class tasting menus, legendary steakhouses, and cafés serving some of the best coffee on earth, all within a few calm blocks of your hotel.

Bogotá at golden hour, seen from the eastern hills above the city
Candlelit dinner at one of Bogotá's world-class restaurantsA cobblestone street in Usaquén, Bogotá, with red-brick colonial buildings and the eastern Andes rising behind

World-class dining

Bogotá's restaurant scene draws chefs from across the continent. Your concierge reserves the table — a quiet, celebrated room where dinner becomes one of the best nights of the trip.

Safe and polished

You'll stay and be treated in the city's most established northern neighborhoods — clean, well-lit, and secure, with private transfers so you never navigate alone.

South American vibrance

Music spilling out of doorways, flower markets, Sunday ciclovía, and warmth that Americans notice immediately. Recovery days here don't feel like recovery at all.

The clinic

North Bogotá,
walkable and calm

Our suite sits in the northern business district, close to the hotels most U.S. patients book and a short ride from the airport corridor.

Cra. 49a #93-23 — Bogotá, Colombia

Practical notes

Altitude, weather,
and the small stuff

Bogotá sits at roughly 8,660 feet. Days run about 60–68°F year-round, nights cooler, rain likely — bring a jacket and a loose button-down shirt you don't pull over your head. Drink more water than feels necessary for the first day.

A patient relaxing in the clinic lounge the morning after his procedure

Your itinerary

Day by day,
hour by hour

Before you fly
A private video consultation, your graft plan, and one written USD quote. We reserve your suite and send a printed itinerary. U.S. passport holders need no visa for a short stay.
Day 1 — Arrival
A private driver meets you inside El Dorado (BOG) with your name on a card and takes you to a five-star hotel in Bogotá's best neighborhood — roughly 30–60 minutes. Nothing else is asked of you that day.
Day 2 — Exam & the city
Your pre-operative medical exam comes to you, performed in the quiet of your hotel suite. Then the day is yours — we'll reserve a table at one of Bogotá's finest restaurants and arrange the car.
Day 3 — Procedure day
Morning pickup, a full unhurried day with a dedicated surgeon, two licensed technicians and an anesthesiologist — three procedures a day in the building, never more. Back at your hotel by evening with medications, an aftercare kit, and a number that answers.
Day 4 — Fly home
Final photos, written instructions in English, and a private car to the airport. Wear a loose button-down and a hat that doesn't touch the grafts.
Check-ups
Video-call check-ups on day 4 and day 10 — and whenever a question comes up, you reach us directly. The surgical team reviews everything and answers in English.

Five stars, all of it

The care around
the procedure

A dedicated team, not a queue

Three board-certified surgeons, three procedures a day. Yours is performed by one surgeon with two licensed technicians and an anesthesiologist — using the Trivellini System, a technology very few clinics have.

One flat fee

No per-graft math, no upsells, no reaching for a credit card mid-procedure. Transfers, hotel, exam and aftercare are part of it — quoted in USD before you book.

Attention that continues

Aftercare kit, written English instructions, and check-ups by video on day 4, day 10 and whenever you have a question — for the next twelve months.

Back home

The experience doesn't end
at the airport

You'll leave with a written recovery plan in plain English, video-call check-ups on day 4 and day 10, and a team that answers whenever a question comes up over the next twelve months. We also recommend the Encore Longevity protocol — red light therapy plus a non-hormonal DHT blocker — to help protect the transplant and slow loss in the hair you still have. encorelongevity.com