Laser Scar Removal Clinics in Istanbul — Page 3

Liv Hospital Vadistanbul features a GMP-certified laboratory and operates within Turkey’s largest private medical group. Professor Sevilay Oguz Kilic leads the dermatology department, utilising both Nd:YAG and CO2 laser systems to treat various scar types. Sessions of Nd:YAG typically cost around A$1,000–A$1,600, while facial CO2 laser therapy runs approximately A$1,200–A$2,000. These prices generally include an initial outpatient consultation and airport transfers within central Istanbul districts. Free interpretation services are provided to assist the high volume of international patients from over 180 countries.

Dr Makbule Dundar, Head of Aesthetic Medicine, specialises in laser treatments having trained at the FIZIKOM Aesthetics and Laser Centre. The clinic uses Fraxel lasers for scar revision, an outpatient procedure. JCI-accredited Medipol Acibadem District Hospital meets international patient safety standards.

Associate Professor Metin Aytekin leads this programme, bringing expertise from his time at the Cleveland Clinic in the USA. A comprehensive package typically costs around A$1,700. This includes the procedure, surgical fees, anaesthetic, and one night in hospital. The price also covers a two-night stay at a five-star hotel and all airport transfers. Estophia Hospital allows an accompanying person to stay in the patient's room at no extra cost. This multi-specialty centre reports success rates of up to 98% for aesthetic work.

Emsey Hospital was the first in Turkey to receive the International Health Tourism Authorization certificate. This A+ class facility holds JCI and ISO accreditations, ensuring clinical standards that Australians can trust. Intraregional injections may cost around A$700, typically including diagnostic exams and specialist fees. For more complex cases, surgical packages are available from approximately A$3,000. These surgical options generally cover nursing care and two days of hospital accommodation. The hospital provides airport transfers and interpreters for every international patient.

The TTB-accredited clinic offers laser scar removal with services tailored for international patients. It typically costs around A$840–A$1,300, including laser sessions and interpreter support. Airport and hotel transfers are provided for Australians travelling from overseas. The clinic operates in Istanbul's modern Nisantasi district.

The clinic focuses exclusively on adult care and is ISO 9001 certified by TÜV NORD – an international quality standard. Its practitioners see a regular flow of Australian patients. The procedure may cost around A$850–A$1,300.

Dr. M. Hakan BULAM's clinic is ISAPS-affiliated – an international benchmark for aesthetic surgery safety. It treats around 600 patients annually, with a regular flow of Australians. Laser scar removal may cost around A$1,000–A$1,300. All services focus on adult aesthetic procedures, allowing for a specialised approach. The clinic in Istanbul offers easy access near major international airports.

Biruni University Hospital is a TEMOS-accredited university hospital with 134 doctors across 70 departments. It opened in 2016 and treats both adults and children. Its core specialties are neurosurgery, cardiology, oncology, and hematology oncology.

• The hospital serves patients from the CIS, Europe, the USA, Canada, and Australia.
• A new 80,000 m² campus opened in 2023 in Küçükçekmece, Istanbul.
• Includes 15 operating rooms with one hybrid setup and 130 polyclinic rooms.
• On-site Faculty of Dentistry offers smile design, porcelain veneers, implants, and maxillofacial surgery.
• Interventional radiology department treats vascular diseases caused by arteriosclerosis.

Doctor B Clinic serves over 1,000 patients annually from 190+ countries. Laser scar removal may cost around A$2,100–A$3,500, using current conversion rates. The clinic is a member of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) and the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS).

EMPCLINICS is TEMOS-accredited, a global benchmark for international patient safety. The clinic has completed over 50,000 operations and maintains a UK branch for English-speaking support. Laser scar removal may cost around A$1,100–A$1,700, using leading laser technology. The clinic's previous partnership with Johns Hopkins Medicine further underscores its global standards.