Frequently Asked Questions

Türkiye offers high-quality healthcare services at competitive prices, with internationally accredited hospitals, experienced doctors, and advanced medical technologies.

We are ISO-certified and officially authorised for health tourism by the Ministry of Health. Our hospital combines medical expertise, state-of-the-art technology, and personalised care in the heart of Fethiye.

Yes, many of our medical professionals and staff speak English, and we also provide interpreter support for other languages when needed.

Our hospital offers a wide range of services including general surgery, orthopaedics, ophthalmology, plastic surgery, cardiology, internal medicine, gynaecology, and more.

Yes, our international patient team can assist with appointment scheduling, treatment planning, airport transfers (optional), and accommodation advices if requested.

We closely monitor your condition and provide post-operative care instructions. Once your doctor approves, we ensure you're fit to travel safely.

Yes, we offer online follow-up consultations and will provide you with a complete medical report to share with your local doctor if needed.

Simply contact us through our website or WhatsApp number and share your medical requests. Our team will review them and get back to you with a personalised plan and cost estimate.

We offer comprehensive surgical packages that include doctor consultations, pre-operative tests, hospital stay, the surgery itself, post-operative follow-up visits, and interpreter services throughout your stay.

Thanks to modern surgical techniques, pain after gastric surgery procedures is kept to a minimum. With the use of minimally invasive methods during obesity surgery, patients are able to return to their daily lives in a short time.

With regular follow-up and a healthy lifestyle after weight loss surgery, permanent weight loss is achievable. Diet, exercise, and psychological support are essential parts of this process.

Our consultants provide full support throughout transportation, accommodation, and the treatment process. Thanks to advantageous packages offered within the scope of health tourism, obesity surgery has become accessible for patients coming from abroad.

Breast aesthetic procedures provide long-term results. However, factors such as aging, weight fluctuations, and pregnancy can affect the appearance of the breasts over time.

Procedures performed purely for aesthetic purposes are generally not covered by public hospitals. However, if there are health-related issues, government support may be available.

The average recovery period is around 4 to 6 weeks. Pain usually decreases within the first few days, and patients are often discharged within a few days after the surgery.

The minimum age for breast aesthetic surgery is generally 18. However, in special cases, with medical approval, it can be performed at an earlier age.

Sensitivity may persist during the first 3–4 weeks of the recovery process. Therefore, it is important to follow the doctor’s recommendations and avoid sexual activity during the advised period.

The effects of a facelift surgery generally last between 8 and 10 years. However, since the aging process continues, new tissue-related changes may eventually occur.

Like any surgical procedure, facelift surgery carries certain risks. However, complications such as infection, bleeding, or scarring are minimal when performed by experienced surgeons.

Non-surgical facelift options include HIFU, radiofrequency, dermal fillers, and thread lifts. While these methods offer temporary results, they are not as long-lasting or effective as surgical facelifts.

Rhinoplasty is considered a safe procedure when performed by qualified surgeons. The risk level is quite low.

If there are functional issues, nose surgery can be performed at public hospitals. However, for purely cosmetic procedures, private clinics are typically required.

Initial recovery takes about 10 days, but it can take 6 to 12 months for the nose to settle into its final shape.

Generally, patients can shower around 3 days after surgery, following their doctor’s instructions.

Genital aesthetics includes inner labia reduction, vaginal tightening, laser rejuvenation, and skin lightening treatments.

The price varies depending on the specific technique and procedure applied.

Barbie vaginal aesthetics is an aesthetic procedure where the inner labia are completely removed to achieve a smooth appearance.

Genital aesthetic procedures for cosmetic purposes are generally not performed in public hospitals; they are offered in private clinics.

Yes, virgin women can safely undergo procedures such as inner labia reduction (labiaplasty) without any issues.

Yes, the reshaping of the cornea is permanent. However, age-related changes may still affect vision in the future.

Most people return to daily life within 2–3 days, especially for desk-based jobs.

When performed properly on suitable patients, it is very safe. Risks will be explained to you in detail beforehand.

The FAKO method involves breaking up the cataract-affected lens using ultrasonic waves and replacing it with an artificial intraocular lens.

The procedure usually takes 10 to 20 minutes, and most patients are discharged on the same day.

FAKO is an abbreviation of "phacoemulsification," which refers to the process of liquefying and aspirating the eye’s natural lens.

Most patients begin walking without support in about 6 weeks. Full recovery is typically achieved within 3 to 6 months.

Some patients may experience temporary stiffness, pain, or difficulty climbing stairs. These issues usually improve with physical therapy.

Although rare, possible risks include infection, embolism, or prosthesis loosening.

Modern knee implants typically last 15 to 20 years. After that period, a revision surgery may be required.

Hip prostheses are used to improve the quality of life in individuals experiencing pain and limited mobility due to advanced osteoarthritis, fractures, or joint deterioration.

Hip replacement surgery is suitable for patients who have chronic hip pain and movement limitations that do not respond to medication or physical therapy—often due to advanced arthritis or hip fractures.

With proper use and regular monitoring, a hip prosthesis can function effectively for 15 to 25 years.

The first 6 weeks are critical for initial recovery. Full recovery usually occurs within 3 to 6 months.

Hip replacement surgery is very safe when performed by experienced surgeons. Risks such as infection or blood clots can be minimized with preventive care and early intervention.

Hip prostheses can last for many years under proper conditions. However, in case of wear or loosening, a revision surgery may eventually be needed.

No, it is a painless and non-invasive test. You may feel a brief warm sensation when the contrast dye is injected.

The scan itself takes approximately 10–20 minutes. Including preparation, the entire appointment may last up to an hour.

Yes, CCTA is generally very safe. Radiation exposure is low and within regulated limits. Allergic reactions to the contrast agent are uncommon.

You will usually be asked to fast for 4–6 hours prior to the scan. Your healthcare provider will give you specific instructions.

This is not usually necessary. Most patients can return home unaccompanied unless sedation has been used, which is rare.

Most men experience only minor discomfort during and after the procedure. Local anaesthesia is used to numb the area.

Light activities can often be resumed within 2–3 days. Avoid intense physical effort for about a week.

Only after a semen test confirms that no sperm are present — usually after 8–12 weeks or approximately 20 ejaculations.

Yes, but it’s not guaranteed to work. Always consider vasectomy as a permanent decision.

Even if the herniation itself does not fully regress, symptoms can be significantly reduced. The main goal is to manage pain and preserve function.

These are techniques that block pain transmission by applying special energy waves or cold around the affected nerve. They are minimally invasive, safe procedures typically performed under local anesthesia.

The duration of relief varies from person to person, typically lasting between 3 months and 2 years. Some patients may require repeat treatments.

Most patients can resume daily activities the same day or within a few days after the procedure.

Risks are minimal. Apart from rare complications like infection, temporary numbness, or reduced effectiveness, serious side effects are uncommon.

The appropriate treatment is determined after a clinical evaluation and MRI review. Treatment plans are tailored individually for each patient.