Surgery in Herzliya: Best Clinics and Costs 2025

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	Israel	Turkey	Austria
Umbilical hernia repair	-	from $3,850	-
Surgery	-	from $8,000	-
Stomach resection	-	from $313	-
Rectal Prolapse Surgery	-	from $3,800	-
Rectal Bleeding Surgery	-	from $2,400	-

Discover the Best Surgery Clinics in Herzliya: 1 Verified Option and Prices

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Herzliya Medical Center

Israel, Herzliya

Herzliya Medical Center is the leading medical center in Israel, which works since 1983 and follows international standards of medicine.

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patients recommend -

85%

Surgery Time - 3 hours

Stay in the country - 10 days

Rehabilitation - 14 days

Anesthesia - General anesthesia

Requests processed - 7852

Bookimed fees - $0

Types of Surgery

Umbilical hernia repair
The operation fixes a bulge near the navel, reducing discomfort and preventing dangerous complications.
Stomach resection
The procedure involves removing part of the stomach to treat conditions like cancer, providing potentially curative results.
Amputation
The procedure involves removing a body part to save lives, alleviate pain, or tackle disease progress.
Inguinal hernia surgery
The procedure treats a bulge in the groin area by pushing it back and strengthening the abdominal wall.
Hiatal hernia repair
The procedure repairs abdominal tissue protrusions through the diaphragm, improving digestion and reducing discomfort.
Сholecystectomy - from $13,262
The gallbladder removal to treat inflammation, or cancer with less scarring and quicker recovery.
Surgery
The procedure involves correcting body defects or diseases through surgical interventions, performed typically under anesthesia.
Laparoscopic Anti-Reflux (GERD) Surgery
This therapy uses tiny incisions to fix stomach"s acid leak, easing heartburn and offering a quick, less-painful recovery.
Atherectomy
The procedure removes plaque in arteries, improves blood flow, and reduces heart disease risk, with minimal invasive surgery.
Appendectomy - from $9,062
The appendix is removed to prevent or treat inflammation, typically through a minimally invasive approach.
Lipoma Removal
This operation eliminates benign fat tissue tumors, offering relief from discomfort and preventing potential growth complications.
Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)
The procedure is a diagnostic tool helping visualize gallbladder, pancreas, and bile ducts, combining endoscopy and X-rays for effective diagnosis and treatment.
General anesthesia
The procedure numbs the entire body, inducing a deep sleep for surgeries, enhancing comfort and reducing pain.
Incisional hernia repair
The operation mends abdominal wall openings and strengthens them, preventing organ protrusion and alleviating pain.
Fistula Laser Surgery
Pilonidal Sinus Laser Surgery
Rectal Prolapse Surgery
Perianal Abscess Surgery
Rectal Bleeding Surgery

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Updated: 05/27/2022

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