Prostatic Hyperplasia Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Memorial Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre offering the latest diagnostics for prostatic hyperplasia. Consultation with a personalised treatment plan may cost around A$300. Though treatments aren’t listed here, the hospital has advanced imaging like MRI, CT, and PET-CT to help guide care. Australian patients get free airport-hospital transfers, language help, and comfortable rooms with TV and WiFi. It’s located 32 km from Ankara Esenboga Airport, making it easy to reach for travellers.

Istinye University Liv Hospital Bahcesehir specialises in advanced laser treatments for BHP. Basic diagnostics like PSA tests or urine analysis start from around A$100, while a comprehensive fusion biopsy is around A$3,800. Treatment options include TUIP using laser technology for around A$13,300, which covers urologist fees and one night in hospital. GreenLight Laser vaporization typically runs A$18,200. This 5-star facility treats 2,700 international patients annually and provides free airport transfers and translation services to make the process easier for those travelling from Australia.

Atlas University Hospital is AACI-accredited and treats over 565,000 patients annually across 65 departments. For those considering treatment for prostatic hyperplasia, male check-ups start from around A$800, with premium check-ups up to about A$1,900. The hospital offers personalised doctor matching and airport reception for international patients, easing the process for Australians travelling there. It also holds the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate, ensuring standards tailored for health tourists.