Photorefractive keratectomy in Turkey typically costs from AUD $1,438 to AUD $2,589. Final pricing depends on the laser technology used, clinic location, and the surgeon's expertise level. Patients save around 66% compared to Australia, where the average cost is approximately AUD $5,897. Packages generally include preoperative mapping, consultations, local anaesthetic, and follow-up examinations in Istanbul, Antalya, or Izmir.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Travelling to Turkey offers access to specialists like Dr. Ahmet Satici, who has performed over 20,000 surgeries. While standard PRK is affordable, many patients choose all-inclusive packages for convenience. For approximately A$2,200, some clinics provide Femto LASIK options that include 4-star accommodation and VIP transfers. This removes the stress of navigating Istanbul while recovering from your eye procedure.
| Turkey | Thailand | ||
| Photorefractive keratectomy | from AUD $1,438 | from AUD $2,157 | from AUD $1,079 |
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Associate Professor Muhammet Derda Ozer has performed over 25,000 successful eye procedures and holds an advanced international certification from the International Council of Ophthalmology.
Professor Ahmet Satici has performed over 20,000 surgical cases across a career dedicated to advanced eye health and precision vision correction.
Dr. Derda Ozer is an ophthalmologist at Valued Med Hub Hospitals in Istanbul. He specializes in ocular oncology and surgical retina treatments. Dr. Ozer has published over 35 research papers in journals like Cornea and International Ophthalmology. He focus on imaging and new treatments for vascular eye diseases.