Mole Removal Clinics Abroad — Page 3

Db'est Clinic is authorised for international health tourism by the Turkish government and serves 600 patients annually, including Australians. Dr Derya Bingol, co-founder and plastic surgeon, holds the European Board of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery Certificate and was named Doctor of the Year by Turkey’s Ministry of Health. Mole removal may cost around A$980, typically including local anaesthesia and a quick 45–60 minute procedure with no hospital stay.

Professor Cemal Fırat has performed 900 procedures and specialises in microsurgery and skin tumours. Medical Park Antalya is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region and holds a Certificate of Authorisation for International Health Tourism. Removing a mole may cost around A$4,900. This package typically includes the procedure, 1 night in hospital, nursing observation, and airport transfers. The clinic maintains a regular flow of patients from Australia and provides dedicated English translation services for those travelling from abroad.

Navamin 9 Hospital's Department of Skin & Surgery is a JCI-accredited center in Bangkok for hair transplantation, plastic surgery, and aesthetic medicine. The hospital treats over 500,000 patients each year. It is part of a network of more than 100 affiliated hospitals and clinics.

• 285 beds with over 1,000 outpatients seen daily.
• Founded in 1995. A new facility opened in 2008.
• 50 doctors across 10 departments.
• Culturally sensitive services include dietary management tailored to patient needs.

Professor Umit Naci Karacal has performed 900+ plastic surgery procedures. He uses dermoscopic evaluation to ensure moles are only removed when clinically necessary. This focus helps patients avoid unnecessary scarring. The mole removal program typically costs around A$5,600–A$10,500. This pricing generally covers the procedure, lab tests, and a consultation with a dermatologist. Memorial Ankara Hospital holds JCI accreditation for meeting international safety standards. The clinic also provides airport-hospital transfers and language assistance for all international visitors.

Anadolu Medical Center is affiliated with Johns Hopkins Medicine, bringing American treatment standards to Istanbul. Laser mole removal using the Fotona SP-Dynamis system costs around A$1,800. This package includes the procedure, anaesthesia tests, and airport transfers. Dr Serdar Düzgün and the surgical team provide English discharge summaries for your records back home. The clinic holds JCI accreditation and is ranked among the top ten global hospitals for medical travellers. Stitches can be removed in Australia after your return.

Dr Ece Kalafatlar is board-certified by the European Board of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. She follows internationally recognised standards for all aesthetic procedures. The clinic has treated over 4,000 plastic surgery patients. It maintains a 4.8 rating from over 120 reviews. Mole removal may cost around A$200 per mole or A$300 for a fixed-price removal. Pathology services generally incur an additional fee. The team selects either laser or non-laser methods depending on mole size. This approach ensures cleaner results for different skin types.

Professor Necmettin Akdeniz has performed over 1,100 dermatology treatments and is a former visiting scholar at Pittsburgh University. Removal typically costs around A$1,200. This rate generally covers specialist consultation, computerised dermoscopy, and histopathology. The hospital uses advanced computerised dermoscopy to guide every excision. Memorial Ataşehir holds JCI accreditation, meeting the international safety standards Australians expect. Patients receive free airport transfers and English-speaking interpreter services. The hospital serves over 1.6 million patients annually from 92 countries.

Seoul Miz Hospital is a private women's health center in Seoul treating 200,000 patients each year. Its main specialties include obstetrics, gynecology, aesthetic medicine, and mammology. The hospital uses a Da Vinci surgical system for minimally invasive procedures.

• Performed over 10,000 treatments for ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids.
• Completed more than 5,000 incontinence surgeries using the TOT method.
• A new 16-story building opened in September, housing an International Patient Center.
• Houses specialized centers: Gynecological Disease Center, Uterine Fibroid/Ovarian Cyst Center, and Infertility Center.
• An upcoming Stem Cell Regenerative Medicine Center will focus on reproductive health and gynecology.