Hand Surgery Treatment Clinics in Turkey — Page 2

Fizyomer Terapia Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation offers advanced hand surgery rehabilitation with 16 days of intensive treatment. Their Orthopedic Hand Rehabilitation package may cost around A$5,800 and includes VIP transfers, accommodation with Wi-Fi and kitchen, plus multilingual translators. Treatments combine electrotherapy, virtual reality, robotic laser therapy, and continuous passive motion. Diagnostics start from around A$100 for MRI result revision or densitometry. This ISO-certified centre treats over 10,000 patients yearly and provides 24/7 medical assistance.

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region and holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. It offers advanced diagnostics like lab tests (from around A$300), CT scans (around A$400–460), and MRI of one area (about A$450) for hand conditions. Specialist Dr Firat Oruc, with 20 years in orthopedics and hand surgery, leads the orthopedics and traumatology services. The hospital cooperates with over 200 insurance companies, making it accessible for Australians.

Professor Gemalmaz leads the only Turkish clinic using CAD-assisted planning and 3D-printed surgical guides for hand surgery. This technology allows for precise deformity correction in complex cases. Associate Professor Gemalmaz has performed 1,100+ orthopaedic procedures using these patient-specific methods. Complex PIP joint reconstruction typically runs A$12,600–16,800. These packages include surgical fees, a 5-day hospital stay, and all airport transfers. The clinic specialises in technically difficult cases, including bone deformities and chronic joint dislocations for patients from across the Commonwealth.

Op Dr Burak Tuna is a member of the Turkish Orthopaedic and Traumatology Association and specialises in minimally invasive surgery. Computer tomography scans start from around A$400–A$700. Corrective osteotomy and fixation packages typically run A$10,100, including 2 nights' hospital stay and airport transfers. Complex surgical treatment for pseudoarthrosis including bone grafting costs around A$15,100. These comprehensive packages cover surgeon fees, anaesthetic, medications, and pathology tests. The hospital provides free interpreting services for all international patients through their modern Istanbul centre.

VM Medical Park Florya Hospital operates as a university hospital affiliated with Istanbul Aydın University. Diagnostic lab tests start from around A$200 and MRIs are around A$800–1,100. Contracture release surgery typically costs around A$14,000 per hand. This package covers the consultation, surgery, anaesthesia, medications, and two days in hospital. It also includes one night of hotel accommodation and airport transfers. Dr Ali Can Gunenc holds a European Board Certificate in plastic and reconstructive surgery and handles complex microsurgery cases.

Medical Park Göztepe is a JCI-accredited hospital complex featuring a specialised VM Floor for boutique service. Orthopaedic consultations typically start from around A$200. Imaging diagnostics range from around A$700 for a CT scan to A$1,000 for an MRI. Associate Professor Burak Sercan Erçin performs complex reconstructive microsurgery at the centre. A toe-to-hand finger graft package typically costs around A$25,200. This comprehensive price covers the surgery, anaesthetic, 7 nights in hospital, and medical supplies. Patients also receive free airport transfers and translation services.

Professor Dr Murat Gul has performed over 1,100 orthopaedic procedures and leads the department at this multidisciplinary centre. Consultations with an orthopaedist are around A$300, while CT scans typically cost A$300–500. Mid-joint reconstruction ranges from around A$6,700 to A$8,400. Scaphoid bone graft surgery is around A$11,900, including transfers and a 2-day hospital stay. For major reconstruction, complex hand surgery packages are around A$25,900. These surgical options generally cover hospital nursing, pathology, medications, and accommodation for a companion.

Atlas University Hospital treats over 565,000 patients each year, offering arthroscopy for hand surgery that typically costs around A$11,200–14,400. Diagnostics start from around A$80 for chest X-rays and go up to about A$1,000 for MRI scans. The hospital holds AACI accreditation and an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. Patients from 160 countries receive airport reception and tailored doctor matching, helping international patients settle in comfortably. Dr Yusuf Pirincci specialises in orthopaedic and hand surgery with 25 years' experience at this centre.

Medicalpoint International Hospital in İzmir offers hand surgery supported by a JCI-accredited robotic surgery centre. The hospital treats around 450 international patients yearly, including Australians, and offers a single-price policy with full logistics and hotel booking. Dr Burcin Kececi specialises in complex hand surgery and orthopedic oncology, trained in France and active in international societies. Over 200 translators assist with language support, making treatment smooth for Australians seeking care abroad.

OrtoCare Orthopedic Clinic in Istanbul specialises in hand surgery and microsurgery for adults and children. It treats about 1,000 patients yearly, including Australians. Dr Erman Cekic has over 20 years’ experience and trained at Dokuz Eylül University. The clinic covers orthopedics, rehabilitation and offers expertise in joint and cartilage surgery plus stem cell treatment. Although specific prices aren't listed, patients benefit from a broad range of care options aligned with international standards.