Endometriosis Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 5

Dr Gökalp Öner leads endometriosis care at System Hospital, bringing expertise from the Turkish Society of Reproductive Medicine. The private centre treats over 50,000 patients annually across various specialties. Dr Öner graduated from Hacettepe University and maintains active membership with the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology. This connection ensures the facility uses recognized protocols for reproductive health. The hospital manages a steady flow of international patients from Europe and Africa within its multi-specialty framework.

Egemed Hospitals operates a dedicated International Patient Relations Department to support Australians travelling for care. This team provides 24/7 assistance with coordination and interpretation during hospitalisation. Diagnostic pelvic ultrasound for assessing endometriosis symptoms typically costs around A$20–A$30. The hospital focuses on streamlined services for international patients to make the process as simple as possible. Staff manage every step of the patient journey, from initial enquiry through to discharge from the clinic.

Derindere Hospital operates as a high-volume surgical centre in Istanbul, treating over 106,300 patients annually across its multi-specialty units. The facility uses a digital hospital model to streamline care and manage complex cases. Six dedicated operation rooms and Level 3 intensive care units support surgical interventions. Patients have access to 22 private suites and modern diagnostic departments. This private medical centre regularly manages an international patient base from across Europe, focusing on efficient clinical pathways and inpatient recovery.

Acibadem Altunizade Clinic holds JCI accreditation and LEED Platinum certification for its eco-friendly building. It meets international quality and safety standards.

• ISO 9001 certified for quality management systems.
• LEED Platinum – the highest level for energy efficiency and sustainable design.
• Located in Istanbul, the clinic serves international patients in a modern setting.

Medistanbul Hospital acts as a private multi-specialty centre treating 85,000 patients annually. The clinic sees a regular flow of international patients, including many Australians. Experts there provide a range of diagnostic procedures to help identify tissue growth and complications. A colposcopy starts from around A$500. Standard biopsies typically cost around A$1,300. More intensive diagnostic investigations, such as an ovarian biopsy, generally cost around A$1,700. This facility manages both adult and paediatric cases within its dedicated gynaecology and oncology units.

Universal Hospitals Group operates 11 JCI-accredited hospitals with a massive network of 1,200 specialists. The group provides dedicated care within its obstetrics and gynaecology department. Surgeons here use robotic surgery systems for complex cases. Having multiple hospitals allows the group to maintain high capacity for international patients. This multidisciplinary network offers a no-nonsense alternative for Australians seeking surgical intervention outside the private system. The large scale of the group helps manage everything from initial consultations to advanced laparoscopy in one centre.

Kadikoy Sifa Hospital has provided specialised care for 35 years and holds JCI accreditation. The facility features a dedicated unit for Gynaecology and Obstetrics. Surgeons there use the DaVinci robotic system for complex cases. The hospital operates 10 surgical theatres and has 140 beds available for recovery. A dedicated international centre helps manage every step for those travelling from Australia. The team manages a high volume of cases across laparoscopic and robotic pathways. Patients find a streamlined clinical environment designed for surgical efficiency.