Nasal Polyps Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital is a JCI-accredited smart-and-green facility featuring 11 laminar flow surgery rooms. Professor Bora Başaran is a Fellow of the European Board of Otorhinolaryngology who specialises in endoscopic sinus surgery. Consultations start from around A$300, with CT scans typically around A$900 and MRI scans around A$1,200. Endoscopic paranasal sinus surgery packages cost around A$15,400. This rate generally covers the procedure, a 2-night hospital stay for the patient and one companion, airport transfers, and interpreter services.

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean, offering expert treatment for nasal polyps. Dr Dogukan Aydenizoz specialises in endoscopic sinus surgery, a precise, minimally invasive option to improve nasal breathing and sinus drainage. The hospital holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and works with over 200 international insurance companies. Its location in Antalya, a key travel hub, makes it easy for patients to access expert care in advanced facilities across 33 medical disciplines.

NP Istanbul Brain Hospital is a JCI-accredited facility recognised as the second-best brain hospital in Europe. Dr Ali Rahimi leads the ENT unit after training at the prestigious Hacettepe University. A diagnostic package including a consultation, CT scan, and laboratory tests starts from around A$9,800. This comprehensive package covers bilateral functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) and a nasal polypectomy. It also includes anaesthesia, two nights of hospitalisation, and airport transfers for international patients. Free interpreting services help Australians navigate their care smoothly.

Dr Sinan Eroglu has performed over 1,100 ENT procedures and trained at Switzerland's Basel University Hospital. This clinic focuses on functional nasal surgery using minimally invasive endoscopic techniques. An all-inclusive endoscopic sinus surgery package typically runs A$4,600. This covers the CT scan, surgical removal of polyps, a 1-night hospital stay, and 5 nights in a hotel. VIP airport transfers and follow-up care are also included. For straightforward polyp removal, surgery may cost around A$4,900–5,300 depending on the case complexity.

Atlas University Hospital treats over 565,000 patients a year and welcomes international visitors with airport reception. Diagnostics for nasal polyps start with brainstem evoked response audiometry, typically around A$100–A$140. For treatment, they offer minimally invasive endoscopic sinus surgery, which improves nasal airflow and breathing. The hospital is AACI-accredited and holds an International Health Tourism Certificate, with personalised doctor matching to ensure tailored care for Aussies travelling there.

Professor Erkan Vural has performed 900+ procedures and authored specialist research on preventing recurrent nasal polyps. An initial ENT consultation with a treatment plan starts from around A$300. Surgical options include nasal polypectomy, which typically runs A$2,800–4,200. Functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) costs around A$4,200–6,300. These inclusive packages generally cover surgeon fees, the operating room, a one-day hospital stay, and lab tests. Airport-hotel-clinic transfers are also included. Valued Med Hub Hospitals regularly treats Australians and maintains a 4.9-star patient rating.

Returning Plastic Surgery is a Seoul-based cosmetic clinic accredited by KOIHA and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. The single-surgeon practice handles 2,000 patients a year in rhinoplasty, facelifts, eyelid surgery, and body contouring. It also offers reconstructive surgery and anti-aging treatments.

• Uses 3D imaging and digital planning for all surgical procedures.
• Collaborates with overseas hospitals through a global medical network.
• Offers digital healthcare and remote consultation systems.
• Provides multilingual support in English and Chinese.

VG Plastic Surgery is KOIHA accredited and uses university-grade safety systems with CCTV in operating rooms. The clinic offers advanced 3D-CT scanning and hyperbaric oxygen therapy to aid recovery. Patients can expect luxury inpatient rooms and affiliated hotel stays for comfort. A multilingual team speaks nine languages, welcoming patients from 47 countries. The clinic is also part of the Seoul Medical Tourism Alliance through 2027, ensuring strong local support and coordination for overseas patients.