Cervical Dysplasia Treatment in Antalya , Turkey — TOP 2 Clinics & AUD Prices for Australians

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How Much Does Cervical Dysplasia Treatment Cost in Antalya ?

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	Turkey	Thailand	South Korea
Сervix Conization	from AUD $1,714	from AUD $3,142	from AUD $3,142
Uterine Trachelectomy	from AUD $7,856	from AUD $12,856	-
Cervical Cryotherapy	from AUD $786	-	-

Data verified by Bookimed as of July 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 111 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best Cervical Dysplasia Hospitals in Antalya : 2 Verified Options and Prices

Memorial Antalya Hospital

Turkey, Antalya

Clinic is certified :

Memorial Antalya Hospital follows NCCN and ESMO protocols within its JCI-accredited oncology centre. A gynaecologist consultation starts from around A$200, with diagnostic ultrasounds typically running A$200–400 and biopsies around A$1,400. For treatment, the LEEP procedure with endocervical curettage costs around A$3,200. This price generally covers the operation and a one-day hospital stay. The clinic is 13 km from the airport and provides free transfers and an interpreter service to help Australian patients manage their care without the usual logistics stress.

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Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex

Turkey, Antalya

Mehmet Karaca

31 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean, certified for international health tourism. It offers consultation with a gynecologist starting from around A$300 and blood tests for hormonal profile may cost around A$600. Treatments for cervical dysplasia include laparoscopic surgery for less invasive recovery, cervical biopsy on an outpatient basis, and radical hysterectomy for advanced cases. Professor Mehmet Karaca specialises in laparoscopic and radical gynecological surgery and holds Ministry of Health training in oncology.

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Consultation with a gynecologist	AUD $257

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Mehmet Karaca

31 years of experience

Professor Mehmet Karaca is a senior specialist in gynaecological oncology at Medical Park Antalya with a Ministry of Health minor in cancer surgery.

Specialises in laparoscopic surgery to treat precancerous lesions with minimal scarring
Manages high-risk cases of cervical dysplasia within a dedicated Cancer Centre
Expertise in urogynaecology and genital aesthetics for functional recovery after treatment
Former Clinical Chief at Antalya Training and Research Hospital

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Updated: 13/06/2024

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