Lumpectomy Clinics Abroad — Page 5

Asan Medical Center performs 2,000 breast cancer surgeries a year, with 70% preserving the breast. They offer minimally invasive options using da Vinci robotic systems. Surgery there may cost around A$8,000, typically including the procedure, hospital stay, and free airport transfers. The hospital is ISO and KOIHA accredited, providing a personal coordinator to guide patients through diagnosis and treatment. Located in Seoul, it's South Korea's largest multidisciplinary hospital with comprehensive support for international patients.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is JCI-accredited and the first in Asia using the da Vinci Robotic System for minimally invasive lumpectomy through small incisions. The robotic approach means faster recovery and less pain. Tomotherapy offers precise radiation with minimal harm to healthy cells. Treatment may start on the first day of admission. Free interpreter services and airport transfers for bills above A$6,100 support Australians during their stay.

Manipal Hospitals in Bangalore is JCI, ISO 9001, and NABH accredited, meeting top international safety standards. It treats over 2 million patients annually from 30 countries, showing strong global experience. The hospital has 600 beds and offers 56 specialties for full-spectrum care. Named Best Hospital in Bangalore six years running, it provides international patient services including airport transfers and accommodation for easy, safe travel. Lumpectomy patients benefit from this seamless support and trusted quality care.

Severance Hospital is JCI-accredited and handles 40,000 operations annually, offering proven surgical expertise. Its cancer centre collaborates with MD Anderson and Johns Hopkins University, ensuring advanced oncology care. Over 4,000 robotic surgeries with the Da Vinci system have been performed here, reflecting modern surgical technology. This 2,000-bed hospital has 1,300 doctors, including 395 professors, giving access to comprehensive specialists for Lumpectomy patients.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha is JCI-accredited and part of South Asia’s biggest medical network, with 9 oncology centres and advanced robotic surgery available. Lumpectomy may cost around A$3,000–A$4,700, typically covering surgery and hospital stay. English-speaking staff support international patients, who can stay in comfortable private rooms or onsite hotels. The hospital handles over 1 million patients yearly from 120 countries, including many Australians.

Fortis Gurgaon uses the Da Vinci robotic system for lumpectomies, allowing surgery through tiny 8 mm incisions. The cancer centre treats over 5,500 patients yearly and offers fast recovery with just 1-2 days hospital stay. Patients benefit from NABH and NABL accredited care, plus onsite rehab in a peaceful setting. Dr Pushpinder Gulia leads the surgical oncology team with 15 years specialising in minimally invasive breast surgeries. The clinic is 20 km from the airport with transfers available for Australian patients.

Medanta Hospital boasts 45 operation theatres and 1,250 wards, handling a large surgical load with ease. The hospital is JCI-accredited and certified by NABH and NABL, meeting global healthcare standards. It was the first in India to offer robotic surgeries across cardiac, urology, and gynaecology. Located just 18 km from New Delhi airport, it’s easy to reach for Australians seeking treatment abroad. No specific Lumpectomy pricing is available, but the hospital’s scale and tech support smooth patient experience.