Biliopancreatic Diversion Clinics Abroad — Page 3

The clinic uses a laparoscopic approach for abdominal procedures – reducing blood loss and speeding recovery. As part of the Manipal Hospitals network, it serves 2 million international patients from 30 countries annually and holds NABH accreditation. It costs 2–5 times less than Western Europe. The clinic’s package includes free airport transfers, an interpreter, and accommodation.

Private Optimed Hospital's obesity clinic sees over 250,000 patients a year, demonstrating a huge specialist capacity for biliopancreatic diversion and other weight loss surgeries. The clinic provides free online consultations and follow-up calls, supporting continuity of care for Australians travelling abroad. As an ISO-certified hospital in Istanbul, it maintains a documented 96.6% patient satisfaction rate.

SYSTEM HOSPITAL serves 50,000 patients annually and manages a high volume of complex cases. Dr Nail Ersoz leads the surgical team, having performed 1,100 procedures. He achieved first place on the Turkish Surgical Association Council exam. The clinic offers an individualised treatment programme for Type 2 diabetes. Biliopancreatic diversion runs around A$6,600. This package typically includes the surgery, an MRI, hospitalisation, and a hotel stay for recovery. Over 90% of past patients recommend this medical centre.

HCG Manavata Cancer Centre is Maharashtra's first NABH-accredited hospital – a standard recognised by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards. Bariatric and Gastrointestinal Surgeon Dr Jaydeep Palep trained in Los Angeles and Italy and maintains a 99% safety rate for robotic procedures. A biliopancreatic diversion may cost around A$7,000–A$8,400. The department is certified as a Centre of Excellence by the International Excellence Foundation.

Private Medicabil Hospital performed over 30,000 operations in 2022 – 40% of those were major surgeries. The hospital holds JCI accreditation, an international benchmark for patient safety, and has a regular flow of international patients. Bariatric surgery there has documented strong outcomes, with a 99.9% success rate in hip replacements and zero infection rate in primary arthroplasties.

Odin Clinic holds Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence and JCI accreditations – key international quality standards for Australians. The clinic reports a 99.9% success rate for obesity procedures and treats over 3,600 patients annually. As a multi-specialty centre, it provides comprehensive bariatric care and rehabilitation in one JCI-accredited location with Turkish government health tourism authorisation.

Prof Dr Burhan Mayir's clinic reports a 99.9% success rate for its bariatric procedures. The biliopancreatic diversion may cost around A$7,700. The private centre holds official Turkish government authorisation for treating international patients, a key compliance marker. Prof Dr Mayir has published over 60 articles on metabolic surgery, demonstrating deep expertise in this complex specialty.