Breast Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Professor Cemil Bilir has performed 900+ oncology procedures and brings expertise from research at Northeastern University in Boston. This JCI-accredited centre uses a multidisciplinary approach for breast tumour care. Diagnostic packages including PET-CT and consultations start from around A$2,000. Chemotherapy or targeted therapy courses typically run A$6,300–7,000. A comprehensive surgical package is around A$24,500–25,900. This covers a partial mastectomy, sentinel lymph node sampling, path reports, and a 5-day hospital stay. Airport transfers and interpreters are provided free of charge.

Medical Park Göztepe is the first privately owned cancer hospital in Turkey and holds JCI accreditation. Diagnostics include PET/CT scans from around A$700 and biopsies starting from around A$700. Surgical excision of a breast tumour typically runs A$9,100 – covering the surgeon, anaesthetist, pre-op labs, one night in hospital, and a companion stay. Chemotherapy sessions may cost around A$2,800–11,200. The centre uses advanced tech like digital mammography and Linear Accelerators. Patients also benefit from free airport transfers and on-site interpreters.

Associate Professor Yusuf Acikgoz leads breast cancer care at Lokman Hekim University Hospital, having performed over 900 treatments after training at Ohio State University. Detailed tumour marker blood tests start from around A$200. A comprehensive diagnostic package typically runs A$2,500, covering specialist consultations, laboratory tests, and radiological screenings. These results form the basis for personalised immunotherapy or targeted HER2 therapies. This university hospital features 6 operating theatres and 82 ICU beds, ensuring high-level support for oncology patients through every stage of treatment.

Memorial Ankara Hospital uses advanced Elekta Versa HD technology for precise radiotherapy to target tumours. Oncology consultations start from around A$300, while diagnostic breast biopsies typically cost A$1,400. Mastectomy surgery is around A$10,800. A 30-session radiotherapy package may cost A$5,600, covering PET-CT, transfers, and language assistance. Reconstructive surgery packages are around A$26,600, including 2 nights in hospital and symmetric reduction. Prof Dr Umut Demirci leads the medical oncology unit at this JCI-accredited centre, which treats patients from over 90 countries.

VM Medical Park Florya operates as an academic hospital through Istanbul Aydın University. Diagnostic tumour marker tests start from around A$100. Specialist MRI scans cost around A$800–1,100, while genetic screening typically runs A$2,800–3,500. Radiation therapy options include a 14-session course for around A$3,900 or a 30-session plan for around A$7,800. Port system installation is available for around A$2,100 to support chemotherapy. Associate Professor Ferhat Ferhatoğlu leads the oncology unit. The clinic provides free airport transfers and interpreter services for all international patients.