Breast Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 14

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital Seoul operates a dedicated breast centre equipped with PET-CT and 3.0T MRI. The international department manages over 15,000 patients annually from 100+ countries. Oncologist consultations start from around A$40–80. Extended blood analysis is around A$400 and abdominal MRI typically costs around A$1,300. Breast cancer surgery may cost around A$11,200–14,000. This multi-specialist facility uses TOMO-therapy and multi-slice CT for precise tumour staging and treatment. Their team provides a streamlined experience for Australians seeking care abroad.

Global Hospital Chennai is NABH-accredited and uses TrueBeam STx technology for precise tumour irradiation. The centre treats over 2 million patients annually across its medical group. Breast cancer surgery typically costs around A$6,300–7,000. Specialists use the Da Vinci robot for minimally invasive operations through incisions as small as 1 cm. A dedicated international department manages airport transfers and local hotel bookings for visitors. The facility also features a 3 Tesla Silent MRI and NABL-certified laboratories for accurate onsite diagnostics.

BLK Super Speciality Hospital was among the first in Asia to use CyberKnife VSI technology for non-invasive tumour treatment. The JCI-accredited BLK Cancer Centre ranks as one of India's top 10 facilities. Complex diagnostics typically start from around A$1,800. Breast cancer surgery may cost between A$4,200 and A$5,700. Other options include IGRT or immunotherapy with Keytruda, which typically runs around A$13,100 per session. International patients receive a personal coordinator to help with visas, transfers, and family accommodation.