Diabetes Type 2 Treatment in Ankara, Turkey — TOP 3 Clinics & AUD Prices for Australians

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How Much Does Diabetes type 2 Treatment Cost in Ankara?

The average price for Diabetes type 2 diagnostic and treatment in Ankara is AUD $5,869, the minimum price is AUD $5,869, and the maximum price is AUD $5,869.

	Turkey	Thailand	South Korea
Metabolic surgery	from AUD $5,841	from AUD $11,878	from AUD $17,467
Gastric band	from AUD $5,974	from AUD $9,782	from AUD $10,061
Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)	from AUD $1,118	from AUD $1,677	from AUD $1,188
Stem cell for diabetes	from AUD $16,769	from AUD $18,795	-
Biliopancreatic diversion	from AUD $6,428	-	-

Data verified by Bookimed as of September 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 166 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best Diabetes type 2 Hospitals in Ankara: 3 Verified Options and Prices

Lokman Hekim University Ankara Hospital

Turkey, Ankara

Mehmet Emin Simsek

18 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Lokman Hekim University Ankara Hospital holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and manages complex diabetes complications. Dr Mehmet Emin Simsek has performed over 1,100 procedures at this university-affiliated facility. A below-knee amputation package typically runs A$6,500. This price generally covers the surgery, general anaesthetic, and three nights of hospital stay with a companion. It also includes five nights in a hotel, medications, and a private nurse. Airport transfers and an interpreter are part of the bundle to support international patients.

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Memorial Ankara Hospital

Turkey, Ankara

Memorial Ankara Hospital is part of the largest private hospital network in Turkey and holds JCI accreditation. Specialist endocrinologists create personalised plans for international patients. Consultations start from around A$300. Diagnostic blood panels for hormones are around A$700–A$1,400, while biochemical blood tests typically run A$500–A$700. For surgical intervention, metabolic surgery costs around A$5,900. Patients benefit from free airport transfers and language support throughout their stay. The facility uses advanced technology like 256-slice CT scanners for precise assessments.

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Metabolic surgery	AUD $5,869

Private Koru Ankara Hospital

Turkey, Ankara

Clinic is certified :

Private Koru Ankara Hospital maintains a massive 301-bed facility equipped with the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System. The international patient department has managed cases from 62 different countries. Staff provide 24/7 multilingual support and assist with all travel arrangements. Patients receive complimentary airport transfers upon arrival in Ankara. The clinic also offers free medical second opinions for those reviewing their options. Recovery can be organised at the adjacent five-star wellness hotel and spa. Specialists there use modern infrastructure including 13 operating rooms.

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Tulay Omma

24 years of experience

Associate Professor Tulay Omma is an endocrine specialist at Lokman Hekim Akay Hospital, widely recognised for her academic research into diabetes management.

Specialises in managing complex insulin resistance and metabolic disorders
Published 20+ peer-reviewed articles on diabetic complications and metabolic health
Active member of the European Society of Endocrinology
Completed certified training in clinical trials and metabolic biostatistics
Awarded for clinical research excellence in endocrine disorders

Aydogan Aydogdu

29 years of experience

Professor Aydogan Aydogdu is a specialist endocrinologist at Medicana International Ankara Hospital with deep expertise in managing complex hormone-related conditions.

Focuses on metabolic health and weight management for long-term diabetes control
Trained at the Gulhane Military Medical Academy – a premier medical institution
Treats endocrine disorders including polycystic ovary syndrome and pituitary diseases
Coordinates multidisciplinary care for patients with obesity-linked diabetes complications

Mehmet Emin Simsek

18 years of experience

Reviews about Bookimed: Discover Patients' Insights

Аndrei • Diabetes type 2

Turkey

4 Aug 2026

Verified review.

They helped me here in just one visit

My main concern was that the treatment would not yield real results. However, I had been struggling with my issue for many years, and they helped me here in just one visit. This is true. The entire process was organized very efficiently, and both the surgeon and the entire clinic staff demonstrated high professionalism. I am currently in the early stages of recovery, and there are already positive changes. When asked what could be improved, I couldn't think of anything because everything was perfect. I have no complaints about the clinic or the quality of medical services.

I had been struggling with my problem for many years, and you helped me in just one visit.

Все идеально

Anonymous • Diabetes type 2

Kyrgyzstan

8 Apr 2026

Verified review.

To be honest, if a friend asked me, I wouldn’t recommend this treatment. It’s been 15 days, and so far the results have been rather modest — my blood sugar levels have improved slightly, but that’s about it. The clinic itself deserves high praise; everything is very modern and clean. However, the work of the doctor and staff left a mediocre impression. When I asked questions, time was limited, and I didn’t manage to ask everything I wanted to; the doctor simply said, ‘If you like, come back tomorrow.’ The consultation lasted a mere 15 minutes. The transfer services were very poorly organised, with issues regarding punctuality, constant waiting and frequent changes of interpreters. Perhaps there will be improvements to the treatment in the future. Overall, I got the impression that the hospital’s primary concern is simply making money, and everything else is of secondary importance.

Dinara • Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass

Kazakhstan

4 Aug 2023

Verified review.

Before I went, I told them that I needed some kind of operation. At the end, after all the tests, they tell me that this operation is not suitable for you. It turns out I went in vain and spent the money. double expense. I'm disappointed

Stanislav Gart • Diabetes type 2

Ukraine

7 July 2024

Verified review.

I was very satisfied

Anonymous • Diabetes type 2

18 Dec 2020

Verified review.

"I'm very happy to be in this hospital"

I’m very happy to be in this hospital the doctors are very good and helpful the hospital is 100 %good and the transition team Is excellent Especial Rita she helps a lot

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