19 Best Trabeculotomy Clinics in Istanbul — AUD Prices

Dr Anil Kubaloglu has performed 1,100 eye procedures at this high-volume Istanbul centre. The clinic treats 40,000 international patients every year. A trabeculotomy package is around A$20,400. This covers a 6 to 10-night stay, all meals, and airport transfers. A companion can stay and eat at no extra cost. The clinic holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. This hospital group exclusively focuses on ocular health for adult and paediatric patients. Translators are also included in the fixed-price package.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital treats over 1.6 million patients annually from 92 countries – its international patient department is proven. The JCI-accredited clinic offers a full package with free airport transfers and an interpreter throughout the stay, cutting travel stress. As part of the large Memorial Healthcare Group, it handles virtually every case type.

Valued Med Hub Hospitals holds a Turkish International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. Dr Yasar Dag, an ophthalmologist specialising in glaucoma, performs trabeculotomy here. The procedure may cost around A$4,900, based on a standard USD conversion. The clinic has a regular flow of Australian patients within its international caseload.

Prof Dr Ahmet Satici has performed over 20,000 eye surgeries, including trabeculotomy. The one-surgeon ophthalmology clinic uses OCT and corneal topography for precise surgical planning. Trabeculotomy there may cost around A$2,800–A$4,200. The clinic has a regular flow of Australian patients, holds a Turkish International Health Tourism Authorisation Certificate, and can provide medical reports for Australian GPs.

Memorial Şişli Hospital serves 1.6 million patients annually – its international patient department handles 15,000 from abroad. A trabeculotomy there may cost around A$3,900–A$7,300. As Turkey's first JCI-accredited hospital, it follows strict international safety standards. Its package includes interpreter services, airport transfers, and on-site hotel accommodation.

Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital treats over 10,000 international patients a year – experienced in cross-border medical care. The hospital holds Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation, meeting global safety standards. A team of 90 physicians works across 35 departments, ensuring specialist expertise is readily available.

Memorial Bahçelievler is Turkey’s first LEED Platinum-certified hospital, meeting rigorous international environmental and safety standards. This branch of Turkey’s largest healthcare network, Memorial Healthcare Group, has extensive experience with international patients. Its location is just 5 minutes from Istanbul Airport, with free airport transfers – a key logistical plus for Australians flying in. The package includes a personal coordinator and medical interpreter services.

Medipol Mega University Hospital is the first in Turkey to hold JCI Academic accreditation. Professor Mehmet Selim Kocabora leads the ophthalmology team and provides second opinion reviews for complex glaucoma cases. Surgery for one eye may cost around A$7,700, while bilateral treatment is typically A$12,600. The price includes airport transfers and follow-up consultations within nine days. Inpatient fees are charged separately at approximately A$1,400 to A$1,800 per day. The hospital manages 1,200 patients daily and provides dedicated support for international arrivals.