In Turkey, robotic da Vinci prostatectomy typically costs from AUD $24,304 to AUD $27,163. Prices depend on the specific surgical technique, the extent of lymph node removal, and the hospital's infrastructure in hubs like Istanbul and Izmir. Patients save around 25% by travelling to Turkey from Australia, where this procedure costs AUD $34,311 on average. Most Turkish packages include 4 days of hospitalisation, VIP transfers, and preoperative tests.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Choosing a surgeon with high procedural volumes is the best way to ensure value. Specialists like Dr Volkan Tugcu or Dr Ilker Tinay have performed over 900 urological surgeries each. Some clinics, like Men's Health Clinics, offer premium packages for approximately A$28,000 that include 10 days in a 5-star hotel. This allows for a comfortable recovery period rarely included in standard Australian private healthcare quotes.
| Turkey | Thailand | South Korea | |
| Robotic da Vinci prostatectomy | from AUD $24,304 | from AUD $21,445 | from AUD $24,304 |
Professor Baris Nuhoglu has performed approximately 1,100 urological procedures, with a distinct focus on robotic-assisted surgery at Men's Health Clinics.
Professor Ilker Tinay is a lead uro-oncologist at Anadolu Medical Center, where he has performed over 900 treatments for urological cancers.
Associate Professor Basri Cakiroglu is a specialist urologist at Hisar Hospital Intercontinental who focuses on robotic-assisted surgery for complex prostate conditions.
Professor Tunc Ozdemir is an award-winning uro-oncologist who serves as the Head of Urology at Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital.