Umbilical hernia treatment in Antalya — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Dr. Alihan Gürkan has 30 years of experience of general surgery experience, performing over 1,100 hernia operations. The clinic holds JCI and American Hospital Association accreditations. Diagnostics start with a consultation at $160–150. Laparoscopic umbilical hernia repair typically costs $4,120–4,000, covering surgery, anesthesia, 1–2 nights hospital stay, pre-op tests, and follow-up.

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean region. It specializes in orthopedics and transplantology, performing the most successful transplants in Turkey. The hospital holds the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate.

• 10,000 patients treated annually by 130 doctors across 33 departments.
• Achieved the lowest side effect rate for transplants in Turkey.
• 10 dedicated operating rooms for organ transplant procedures.
• Houses an oncology-bone marrow unit with PET-CT and LINAC.
• Licensed Aeromedical Centre for aviation medical examinations.

SALUSS Medical Group has locations in Istanbul and Antalya, Turkey. Since 2001, it has treated patients from 52 countries across five continents. The clinic offers over 20 treatments across 10 specialties, with hair transplants, aesthetic surgeries, and dental care as its core strengths.

• Over 600 patients choose SALUSS each year. Hair transplant success rate is 95%.
• Offers FUE, DHI, and robotic hair transplants plus PRP therapy for hair loss.
• Certified by the Turkish Medical Association and an official Straumann dental implant provider.
• Package prices include procedure, accommodation, airport transfers, and local sightseeing tours.
• Antalya location is 1.5 km from the beach and 20 km from the international airport.

CatchLife is a private medical center in Antalya, Turkey, treating over 2,000 patients annually. Its core specialties include dental treatment, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and plastic surgery. The center holds accreditation from the Turkish Medical Association.

• Patients come from Europe, the Commonwealth, Arab League States, the United States, Canada, and Australia.
• Provides care across 6 specialized departments under one roof.