Uterine Prolapse Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Associate Professor Esra Özbaşlı has performed 1,100+ procedures for uterine prolapse and is a certified da Vinci console surgeon. Diagnostic ultrasounds start from around A$600, while a colposcopy typically runs A$1,600–2,500. A robotic uterine prolapse repair package costs around A$27,100. This comprehensive option includes the robotic surgery, hospital stay, hotel accommodation, and VIP transfers. Alternatively, robotic hysterectomy typically runs A$21,400–32,900. The clinic also offers laparoscopic repairs as a minimally invasive non-robotic alternative for international patients.

Dr Esra Cabuk Comert has performed over 20,000 operations in the fields of gynaecology and reconstructive surgery. Diagnostic hysteroscopy starts from around A$5,400 at this licensed centre. For surgical repair, a laparoscopic pectopexy package typically runs A$12,300. This covers initial tests, surgery, one night in hospital, local transfers, and a post-operative online follow-up. Combined vaginoplasty and perineoplasty packages are also available for around A$4,600. The clinic organises all travel assistance and transfers for international patients arriving in Ankara.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital is a JCI-accredited private hospital in Istanbul offering thorough diagnostic care for uterine prolapse. Ultrasounds start from around A$400 and biopsies may cost around A$1,700 to A$3,600. The hospital provides free airport transfers and interpreters throughout the treatment journey. Patients stay in private rooms with TV and WiFi, and the hospital coordinates all international care. It is part of Memorial Healthcare Group, serving over 1.6 million patients yearly from 92 countries.

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean, offering key diagnostics for uterine prolapse. Consultations with a gynecologist may cost around A$300, while blood tests for hormonal profiles may run around A$600. Professor Dr Mehmet Karaca, a urogynecology and laparoscopic surgery specialist, leads care with a focus on pelvic floor disorders. The hospital holds International Health Tourism Authorization and works with over 200 global insurers, easing care for international patients in Antalya.

Memorial Göztepe Hospital in Turkey offers advanced care for uterine prolapse with access to the da Vinci XI robotic surgery system. Its hybrid operating room supports complex procedures combining surgery and intervention. Patients benefit from AI-supported 3 Tesla MRI and 512-slice CT imaging for thorough diagnostics. The clinical research unit provides access to innovative treatments from global studies. The eco-friendly design with daylight in ICUs adds to patient comfort during stays. Pricing details for treatment and diagnostics are not provided.

Dr Cihan Combo has performed 1,100+ procedures and holds European Gynecologic Oncology accreditation following training at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Initial ultrasounds typically run A$100–300, while a specialist gynaecologist consultation costs around A$300. A comprehensive laparoscopic surgery package for uterine prolapse may cost around A$21,000. This includes the surgical fee, nursing care, and pathology tests. The price also covers 2–3 nights in hospital and accommodation for an accompanying person. Many Australian patients choose this private centre for its streamlined international support.

Seoul Miz Hospital in South Korea offers robotic sacrohysteropexy and hysterectomy using the advanced Da Vinci system, providing precise and minimally invasive surgery for uterine prolapse. Diagnostics start from around A$140 for a hormonal blood test, with options like transvaginal ultrasound and biopsy available. Surgical treatments typically run from around A$14,000 for Da Vinci hysterectomy to up to A$41,000 for sacrohysteropexy, generally covering hospital stay and anaesthesia. The new International Patient Center caters well to foreign patients.