Keratoplasty Clinics in Turkey — Page 2

Dr Remzi Karadag completed a cornea fellowship at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia and has performed 1,100 cornea surgeries. Veni Vidi Eye Clinics treats 50,000 patients annually and holds DIN EN ISO 9001 certification. A corneal transplant typically costs around A$19,700–A$23,000. This covers the donor cornea from a US bank, outpatient surgery under general anaesthetic, and airport transfers. The clinic also includes post-operative check-ups for a full year and suture removal. All patients receive preoperative examinations and anaesthesia assessments.

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.

Private Medicabil Hospital's ophthalmology unit specialises in corneal procedures, including keratoplasty. The clinic has a regular flow of Australian patients and can organise interpreters. It is JCI-accredited, reflecting international safety standards. The hospital uses Zeiss microscopes and other high-precision equipment for surgical work.

Büyük Anadolu Hospitals treats 280,000 patients annually and has supported international cases for nearly 30 years. The clinic offers both penetrating keratoplasty and lamellar techniques, including DSEK for endothelial disease. A dedicated keratoplasty programme may cost around A$38,100. This includes a structured follow-up schedule at one week, plus one, three, and six months post-surgery. The hospital is affiliated with the Turkish Medical Association and provides multilingual interpreters and private rooms to ensure a smooth stay for Australians travelling abroad.