Stem cell therapy in Turkey typically costs from AUD $10,787 to AUD $16,811. Prices depend on the specific medical condition, cell source, and required VIP package inclusions. In Australia, patients often face high out-of-pocket costs and long waitlists for similar treatments. By travelling to Turkey, Australians can save approximately 9% compared to the Australian average of AUD $11,908.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Choosing a clinic with an on-site laboratory provides better value and quality control. Turan Turan Health Group offers orthopaedic stem cell packages starting around A$3,605. These bundles include VIP transfers and consults, making travel logistics easier for Australians. Specialists like Professor Erdal Karaöz at Liv Hospital use GMP-certified facilities for complex regenerative protocols. This level of technical oversight often matches or exceeds private Australian standards.
Dr. Nur Afsar is a medical aesthetics specialist at Quartz Hospital in Istanbul. She focuses on non-surgical facial contouring and evidence-based skin rejuvenation. Dr. Afsar follows a personalized approach to restore patient self-confidence. She holds a Master’s Degree in Medical Aesthetics.
Dr. Kayhan Turan is an orthopedic surgeon at Turan Turan Health Group in Bursa. He performed the first robotic-assisted hip and knee replacements in Turkey. Dr. Turan has completed over 3,500 robotic surgeries. He specializes in joint reconstruction and sports medicine.
Dr Salim Salimov has performed over 900 procedures and holds specialised certification in exosome and stem cell application areas from Istanbul Medipol University.
Op. Dr. Semih Özçınar is a plastic, reconstructive, and aesthetic surgeon. He earned his M.D. from Ankara University and completed his plastic surgery residency at İnönü University. He is a member of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS).
His scientific work includes an oral presentation at the 2022 National Congress of the Turkish Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery titled "Retrospective Analysis of Regional, Free, and Local Flaps in Head and Neck Reconstruction." He also wrote a thesis on the effect of septocolumellar flap use on nasal tip projection in rhinoplasty.
He has completed training in ISAPS Live Surgery Rhinoplasty, the ISAPS World Congress 2022 in Istanbul, Bosphorus Breast Live Surgery, the 9th Rhinoplasty & Facial Aesthetics fresh cadaver course, BTS International Aesthetic in Sweden, and FABCAST meetings. His focus areas are facial aesthetics, breast surgery, body contouring, and reconstruction.
When considering Stem Cell Therapy, it’s important to understand the different techniques and which is best suited for you. Here’s a concise comparison of popular options:
Stem cell therapy for autism involves using regenerative medicine to improve symptoms associated with autism spectrum disorder.
Stem cell treatment for diabetes mellitus involves using regenerative therapy to repair or replace damaged pancreatic cells, aiming to improve insulin production and glucose control.
Stem cell treatment for knees uses regenerative medicine to repair and regenerate damaged knee tissue.
Involves using stem cells to rejuvenate damaged tissues, improving erectile function.
Stem cell treatment aims to regenerate damaged brain cells to alleviate symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
Stem cell therapy for arthritis involves using stem cells to repair and regenerate damaged joints, reducing pain and inflammation.
Stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy utilizes regenerative medicine to repair damaged brain cells and improve motor function.