Inguinal hernia treatment in Istanbul — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Dr. Alaattin Ozturk has 26 years of surgical experience and has performed 1,100+ inguinal hernia procedures. The JCI-accredited clinic offers both laparoscopic and open surgery. Diagnostics start from around $330 for an abdominal CT scan. The laparoscopic surgery may cost between $2,500–$3,720, while the open option is typically $3,500–$3,800. Both packages cover surgery, hospitalization, transfers, and interpreter services.

Associate Professor Ali Gozukucuk has performed over 2000 procedures and has 19 years of surgical experience at the JCI-accredited Hisar Hospital. A consultation costs $140-$160 and a groin ultrasound is $150. Open inguinal hernia repair runs $2,900 including 1-night hospitalization. The laparoscopic option costs $5,250–$6,730 and is an all-inclusive package with VIP transfers, meals, and a translator.

Prof. Dr. Ilknur Erenler Bayraktar brings 18 years of experience in advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery, having performed 900+ procedures. She trained at Cleveland Clinic in the US. This JCI-accredited clinic offers multiple surgical options. Consultation starts around $140. Laparoscopic unilateral surgery costs around $4,450 including the operation and a hospital stay, while robotic bilateral repair runs about $13,500 including a CT scan.

Prof. Mevlit Korkmazz has performed over 900 inguinal hernia surgeries during 23 years at the JCI-accredited Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital. Consultation with the surgeon may cost around $210. Laparoscopic hernioplasty is typically $8,700, including the surgery, a one-day hospital stay, airport transfer, and interpreter services. Complete diagnostics such as an abdominal ultrasound or MRI cost $300–$650.

Assoc. Prof. Vahit Mutlu specializes in General Surgery at Memorial Ataşehir Hospital, a JCI-accredited facility. Diagnostics like colonoscopy may cost around $1,400. A direct inguinal hernia repair typically runs around $2,800, which covers surgery and hospitalization. Laparoscopic surgery costs around $6,500–$6,900, a package including anesthesia, the procedure, hospital stay, follow-up, and $30,000 complication insurance.