Tongue Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region, equipped with advanced oncology units including PET-CT and LINAC technology. Diagnostics for tongue cancer start from around A$100 for tumor marker blood tests up to approximately A$1,100 for PET/CT scans. The hospital holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and partners with over 200 global insurers, making it a trusted choice for Australians seeking detailed diagnostics backed by expert medical oncology, led by Professor Hasan Mutlu.

Istinye University Liv Hospital uses research-based care and PET-CT technology capable of detecting tumours as small as 1 mm. An oncologist consultation starts from around A$200. Diagnostic options include PET-CT for around A$900–1,000 and histopathology revision starting from around A$700. Treatment courses for chemotherapy typically run A$1,700, while 33 sessions of radiation therapy are around A$7,700. Associate Professor Tahsin Ozatli is a clinical oncologist at this university centre. The hospital organises free airport transfers for all international patients.

Samsung Medical Center in Seoul is Asia’s largest cancer center and has top equipment like the Da Vinci system and proton beam therapy. They perform over 45,000 surgeries annually and offer multidisciplinary care. Diagnostics for tongue cancer include neurosurgeon consultations starting from around A$80, MRI scans around A$1,930–2,200, and CT scans up to about A$3,600. The centre’s integrated imaging and electronic records support fast, accurate diagnosis.

Dr Ramazan Arslan has performed 1,100+ reconstructive and aesthetic procedures at Quartz Hospital. This ISAPS-accredited centre performs complex surgeries at JCI-accredited facilities like Acıbadem Hospital. While surgical plans are bespoke, associated diagnostics such as ultrasound start from around A$400. Combined surgical packages typically run around A$6,900. These often cover hospital stays, hotel accommodation with breakfast, VIP transfers, and language assistance. The clinic has a regular flow of Australian patients seeking reconstructive care in Istanbul.