Hand Surgery Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 4

PMG Hospital is a private multi-specialty medical center in Bangkok, Thailand, specializing in cardiology and oncology. The hospital provides advanced diagnostic and interventional procedures, including coronary angiography and carotid angioplasty with stenting. PMG Hospital serves adults only and is most frequently chosen by patients from Asia.

Atlas University Hospital treats over 565,000 patients each year, offering arthroscopy for hand surgery that typically costs around A$11,200–14,400. Diagnostics start from around A$80 for chest X-rays and go up to about A$1,000 for MRI scans. The hospital holds AACI accreditation and an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. Patients from 160 countries receive airport reception and tailored doctor matching, helping international patients settle in comfortably. Dr Yusuf Pirincci specialises in orthopaedic and hand surgery with 25 years' experience at this centre.

Medicalpoint International Hospital in İzmir offers hand surgery supported by a JCI-accredited robotic surgery centre. The hospital treats around 450 international patients yearly, including Australians, and offers a single-price policy with full logistics and hotel booking. Dr Burcin Kececi specialises in complex hand surgery and orthopedic oncology, trained in France and active in international societies. Over 200 translators assist with language support, making treatment smooth for Australians seeking care abroad.

OrtoCare Orthopedic Clinic in Istanbul specialises in hand surgery and microsurgery for adults and children. It treats about 1,000 patients yearly, including Australians. Dr Erman Cekic has over 20 years’ experience and trained at Dokuz Eylül University. The clinic covers orthopedics, rehabilitation and offers expertise in joint and cartilage surgery plus stem cell treatment. Although specific prices aren't listed, patients benefit from a broad range of care options aligned with international standards.

Leadheal Hospital in Seoul specialises in orthopaedic hand and wrist surgery with a patient-centered approach. Treatments include minimally invasive arthroscopy, complex joint preservation and reconstruction, plus fracture care and ligament repair. The hospital focuses on personalised plans tailored to each patient, helping reduce recovery time. Experienced in managing cases for Australians, it combines modern surgical techniques with advanced fellowship training, all aimed at restoring hand function and improving outcomes. Multilingual services support international patients throughout their stay.

Istanbul Aesthetics Plastic Surgery Center has treated over 4,000 patients and holds a 94% recommendation rate. Dr Gürhan Özcan leads the hand surgery unit and is a founding chairman of plastic surgery. He holds EBOPRAS certification and has performed over 1,100 procedures. Basic lab tests start from around A$100. Packages typically include hotel accommodation, airport transfers, and 24/7 support. The clinic is located on the European side of Istanbul, just 26 minutes from the airport.

Memorial Ankara Hospital, JCI-accredited and part of a major Turkish network, specialises in hand microsurgery that restores fine nerve fibres and blood vessels under 1 mm. Diagnostics start from around A$300 for consultation with a treatment plan and may run up to A$900 for lab tests. On-site MRI and hybrid operating theatres support advanced, minimally invasive procedures. The hospital offers language assistance, free airport transfer, and 24/7 patient monitoring, located 32 km from Ankara Esenboga Airport.