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How Much Does Nasal polyp surgery Cost in Turkey in AUD?

Nasal polyp surgery in Turkey typically costs from AUD $3,300 to AUD $4,300. The final price depends on the surgical technique used, the extent of the polyps, and the clinic location. Australians can save approximately 64% compared to local private fees, which average AUD $10,800. Packages in medical hubs like Istanbul and Antalya often cover the surgical fee, anaesthetic, and initial medications.

  • Endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS): This precision technique often forms the baseline for modern polypectomy costs.
  • Bilateral procedures: Treating both nasal passages typically increases the total cost by 30–40%.
  • Septoplasty combination: Adding surgery to correct a deviated septum increases costs but improves respiratory outcomes.
  • City variations: Prices in Istanbul are typically 15–20% higher than in regional hubs like Izmir.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Paying for a multi-specialty hospital like Hisar Hospital Intercontinental provides extra value for Australians. These JCI-accredited centres offer on-site pathology and advanced imaging, which reduces wait times for pre-op clearance. Experienced surgeons like Dr. Serkan Orhan have performed over 5,500 procedures, ensuring high surgical volume. Some centres even provide 24/7 post-treatment monitoring to track your recovery before you fly home.

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Data verified by Bookimed as of October 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 49 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best Nasal polyp surgery Clinics in Turkey for Australians: 25 Verified Options and AUD Prices

Hisar Hospital Intercontinental
Memorial Şişli Hospital
Memorial Göztepe Hospital
Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital
Memorial Antalya Hospital
Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital
Op. Dr. Sinan Eroglu Clinic
NP Istanbul Brain Hospital
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Dr Emre Gunbey

13 years of experience

Dr. Emre Gunbey is an ENT specialist at Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital. He has performed 3,000+ rhinoplasty procedures. Dr. Gunbey holds a board certification from the European Board of Otorhinolaryngology. He gained international experience as an observer at the Mayo Clinic in the USA.

  • Specializes in rhinoplasty, revision surgery, and sleep apnea treatment.
  • Author of over 50 articles in reputable medical journals.
  • Member of the European Rhinology Association and Facial Plastic Surgery Association.
  • Works at Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital, a JCI-accredited medical center.
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Mehmet Emre Ustundag

36 years of experience

Professor Mehmet Emre Ustundag serves as the head of ENT at Anadolu Medical Center and brings high-level academic expertise to nasal and sinus conditions.

  • Completed specialised rhinology training at the University of Regensburg in Germany
  • Focuses on rhinology and head and neck oncology for complex cases
  • Has published 47 international articles on ear, nose, and throat disorders
  • Member of the German Society of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery
  • Oversees tertiary-level care at one of Turkey's most respected medical centres
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Serkan Orhan

23 years of experience

Professor Serkan Orhan brings high-level international training from London and the Netherlands to his practice at Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital.

  • Completed advanced training at the Royal National Ear Nose and Throat Hospital in London
  • Specialised in otolaryngology with a focus on rhinoplasty and facial plastic surgery
  • Gained residency experience at Radbound University in the Netherlands
  • Treats complex cases within both civilian and military medical settings
  • Uses precise surgical techniques developed through decades of specialist ear, nose, and throat practice
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Ziya Ilgin

30 years of experience

Dr Ziya Ilgin has performed over 900 successful procedures and specialises in Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) to treat chronic nasal polyps at Büyük Anadolu Hospitals.

  • Focuses on minimally invasive techniques for sinus clearing and polyp removal
  • Addresses underlying breathing issues through expert septoplasty and airway correction
  • Expertise includes advanced sinus care and eardrum reconstruction
  • Trained at Fatih Sultan Mehmet Training and Research Hospital, a major Turkish clinical centre

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John • Nasal polyp surgery
8 July 2026
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Honestly, my recovery so far has been better than expected
The price was exactly as agreed. My surgery for Turbinate reduction also included a septoplasty to straighten my septum, and fix my concha bullosa. Done under general anesthesia. Honestly, my recovery so far has been better than expected. The support has been solid; the clinic stayed in touch, and it was particularly helpful that my doctor was available to answer all of my follow-up questions. That provided a lot of reassurance. Everything really felt like a luxury first class experience. After half my life living off nasal sprays and congestion I’m now ready to live the other part of life with a nose that breathes! Just go for it. Lifes too short to put up with suffering that can be medically fixed!
Warm Doctor and staff, feels like a luxury first class experience.
Alinka Novak • Tonsillectomy
United Kingdom
17 July 2025
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Would 100% recommend all of Bookimed, Medical Park and Dr
Had my tonsils taken out in Medical Park Antalya Hastanesi with Dr. Harun Doğru. Great experience, from messaging Bookimed, i was hesitant because reviews were all so positive, i was scared it would be a scam but after the experience I have absolutely nothing bad to say. They were so helpful, they booked everything for me and required very little from me. Once I flew out there, I was met with a fantastic interpreter Kamil who was fantastic, I would be completely lost without him. Then to Dr. Harun, thank you for a smooth operation and recovery. Would 100% recommend all of bookimed, Medical Park and Dr. Harun. Thank you all for a positive experience!
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FAQ about Nasal polyp surgery in Turkey

These FAQs come from real patients seeking medical assistance through Bookimed. Answers are given by experienced medical coordinators and trusted clinic representatives.

Are there long-term complications following nasal polyp surgery in Turkey?

Nasal polyp surgery in Turkey is generally safe. Common long-term considerations include polyp recurrence and the need for ongoing medical management.

Recurrence is the most frequent issue. Many patients require topical steroid sprays and regular saline irrigation to prevent new growth long after theatre.

  • Polyp recurrence: Polyps can grow back. This often requires ongoing medical management or revision.
  • Revision surgery: Over 36% of patients may eventually require a second operation to clear regrowth.
  • Sense of smell: Changes to smell can occasionally be permanent despite improvements in nasal airflow.
  • Vocal and tear effects: Rare risks include watery eyes if tear duct pathways are slightly disturbed.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Turkish specialists like Dr. Selman Sarica at Hisar Hospital Intercontinental have performed over 1,000+ endoscopic sinus procedures. Data shows that large JCI-accredited centres in Istanbul manage high patient volumes. This typically correlates with lower surgical complication rates for complex sinus anatomy.

Patient Consensus: Surgery in Turkey significantly improves breathing. However, patients note that saline rinses and steroid sprays are essential daily habits afterwards. Most suggest arranging telehealth follow-ups before flying home. This helps ensure any persistent congestion or crusting is managed correctly.

What type of surgery is used for nasal polyps in Turkey?

Surgeons in Turkey primarily use Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) to treat nasal polyps. This technique involves removing polyps through the nostrils using an endoscope and microdebrider. Specialists at JCI-accredited centres like Memorial Şişli Hospital and Medipol Mega University Hospital perform these procedures routinely.

  • Standard approach: FESS clears polyps and opens sinus drainage pathways through the nostrils.
  • Endoscopic polypectomy: Surgeons use high-definition cameras to remove polyps without any external incisions.
  • Combined procedures: Specialists often perform septoplasty alongside polyp removal to correct deviated septums.
  • Precision technology: Microdebriders allow for precise tissue extraction. This preserves healthy nasal mucosa.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Bookimed data shows that 390 clinics in Turkey provide nasal polyp surgery. Leading surgeons like Dr Selman Sarica have performed over 1,000+ procedures. Patients should confirm if their surgeon will also expand sinus pathways. This step is vital to reduce recurrence compared to simple polyp removal.

Patient Consensus: Patients in Turkey appreciate that procedures occur through the nostrils with no visible scarring. They often clarify the surgery scope beforehand. This helps to address both polyps and drainage issues.

How long should I plan to stay in Turkey for nasal polyp surgery?

Most patients should plan a 6 to 8 day stay in Turkey for nasal polyp surgery. This allows for pre-operative assessments and the procedure. It also includes a final specialist check-up on day 6 or 7. Modern endoscopic techniques often permit same-day discharge or a single night in hospital.

  • Hospital stay: Many patients stay in a ward for 1 night after endoscopic surgery.
  • Surgery duration: The procedure usually takes 1 hour using endoscopic tools.
  • Recovery timeframe: Initial healing requires 5–7 days before patients can safely fly long-haul.
  • Follow-up care: Support before and after surgery includes removing nasal stents or packing.

Bookimed Expert Insight: While basic polypectomy is common, surgeons like Dr. Serkan Orhan at Memorial Bahçelievler have performed 5,500+ treatments. Bookimed data shows that 80% of patients combine polyp removal with septoplasty or turbinate surgery. Adding these corrections only extends the stay by 1 day but significantly improves long-term breathing.

Patient Consensus: Travellers from Australia suggest building in buffer days for pre-op tests. They also suggest avoiding immediate flights. Patients recommend staying until the final review to get specialist clearance before managing cabin pressure changes.

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