Droopy Eyelid Surgery Clinics Abroad — Page 5

Private Medicabil Hospital is a JCI-accredited facility that performed over 30,000 surgeries in 2022. This high volume across its seven international-standard operating theatres ensures efficient clinical processes. The hospital maintains a partnership with the Ranawat Orthopaedics Center in New York for professional training and research. This collaboration brings established international protocols to the surgical team in Bursa. The hospital serves 215,000 patients every year. Its JCI accreditation provides a global benchmark for safety and quality for Australians travelling abroad.

Opr Dr Ali Ertan Çapar leads this private Istanbul centre, providing a boutique surgical experience with direct, one-surgeon care. The clinic specialises in reconstructive and aesthetic procedures for both adults and children. It operates across multiple established hospitals on the Asian side of Istanbul. Roughly 100 patients choose this practice each year for personalised treatment. The clinic has a regular flow of international patients, including individuals travelling from Australia. This surgeon-led approach ensures a focused and consistent journey for every patient.

Dr Burak Pasinlioglu holds the FEBOPRAS title — a rigorous European standard for plastic surgery. He trained at the Cleveland Clinic and is microsurgery certified for delicate eyelid adjustments. Droopy eyelid surgery typically costs around A$1,800–A$6,300. This often includes surgery, local hotel stays, and airport transfers. As part of a Japanese travel group, the clinic provides logistical support and discounted flights. Patients receive full follow-up care for one year after the procedure to check results.

Aktip Hospital manages a high patient volume, treating over 200,000 cases annually across 22 medical departments. This scale ensures the clinical teams maintain constant practical experience across diverse surgical needs. The hospital provides professional interpreters and English-speaking staff to support Australian patients throughout their stay. Located in the quiet Black Sea city of Bartin, the facility offers a peaceful environment for recovery. Coordinated care involves a team of 45 doctors, ensuring multidisciplinary support for every patient visiting this regional medical centre.

Odin Clinic holds the Bookimed Patient Choice Award for plastic surgery, reflecting high patient satisfaction and vetted results. The facility handles 3,600+ patients annually. This high volume builds reliable operational experience for international travellers. The centre holds JCI accreditation, meeting global safety standards recognised by Australian health professionals. It also carries the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate from the Turkish government. This ensures the clinic follows strict regulations for foreign patients. All procedures take place in a multi-specialty hospital environment.

Hospital XP surgeons hold International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) membership – a benchmark for high-level aesthetic surgery standards. The clinic maintains an ISO certification and reports a 96% success rate across all procedures. This private centre in Istanbul treats 7,000 international patients annually, including a regular flow of Australians. The facility brings over 10 years of experience to aesthetic medicine. Staff are familiar with the specific needs of patients travelling from Australia for care.

Nefertari Clinic is a multi-specialty clinic in Istanbul with 3 doctors across 3 departments. It serves 300 patients each year. Accredited with the Quality Star award for business excellence.

• Named the best dental care clinic by Bookimed patients in 2019.
• Also ranked the best plastic surgery clinic by Bookimed patients in 2019.

Worldwide Dental & Plastic Surgery Hospital is Vietnam's first Ministry-approved facility for plastic surgery. This 12-storey hospital maintains a 99% treatment success rate and uses CT Cone Beam 3D imaging for precise planning. The clinic treats 5,000 patients annually, with a large flow of people visiting from Australia. Droopy eyelid surgery typically costs around A$1,000–A$1,400. Patients receive attentive postoperative care in dedicated recovery rooms. The hospital features 7 operating rooms and has treated people from 49 different countries.