Da Vinci Robotic System Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Medical Park Göztepe Hospital Complex uses the Da Vinci robotic system to perform kidney cyst removals with high precision. The hospital holds JCI accreditation, matching healthcare standards recognised in Australia. A procedure typical package costs around A$16,800. This fee generally covers the surgical team, preoperative lab tests, and 3 nights in a standard ward. The clinic also includes airport–hospital transfers and translation services to assist international patients. One accompanying person can stay in the patient's room at no extra cost. Professor Zia Akbulut leads the surgical team at this multi-specialty centre.

Dr Semih Ayyan has performed 1,100 urological procedures and leads the robotic surgery team at Valued Med Hub Hospitals. Robotic prostatectomy may cost around A$19,600. This package includes surgeon and anaesthetist fees, 3–4 days in hospital, and all pre-operative tests. The clinic maintains a 100% recommendation rate among 300 annual patients. Free airport and hospital transfers are included to simplify the trip for those travelling from Australia. This private multidisciplinary centre treats both adult and paediatric cases.

VM Medical Park Florya Hospital is a JCI-accredited university hospital recognised as a Robotic Surgery Center of Excellence. It offers Da Vinci Robotic System procedures with support from 13 operating theaters and specialist care linked to Istanbul Aydın University. This hospital caters to international patients including Australians, providing English-speaking staff and patient comforts like TV, internet, and tailored diets. Its location near Istanbul International Airport also makes travel easier for Aussies seeking quality robotic surgery abroad.

Assoc Prof Dr Esra Ozbasli has been a certified da Vinci robotic surgeon since 2013, with over 20 years' experience in gynecology and genital aesthetics. The clinic treats around 2,500 patients annually and holds the Turkish government International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. Packages may cost around A$21,000–37,000, typically including flights, hotel, airport transfers, and sightseeing tours. Staff are fluent in English, and medical reports come in English too, which helps Australian patients feel comfortable.

Samsung Medical Center is a hospital of presidential standards in South Korea, performing over 45,000 surgeries annually including robotic procedures with the Da Vinci system. It hosts Asia's largest cancer center with 78 inpatient beds. Costs may run around A$22,000–A$32,000 for Da Vinci surgery, typically covering the procedure and care. Dr Choi Han Yong leads urology, specialising in robotic-assisted and minimally invasive cancer surgery, bringing a strong focus on patient outcomes and advanced treatment techniques.