Larynx cancer treatment in Istanbul — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Tayfun Apuhan is a head and neck oncologist with 28 years of experience of experience who has performed over 4,000 procedures and trained at Johns Hopkins and Harvard. His JCI-accredited clinic offers comprehensive laryngeal cancer treatments. Diagnostics start from $73 for a PSA test. Laser cordotomy costs around $7,250 and includes 4 nights in hospital. A full package for laryngopharyngectomy with reconstruction is around $22,500, covering a 30-day hospital stay, ICU, transfers, and a translator.

Prof. Dr. Bülent Karagöz has 33 years of experience of clinical oncology experience and has performed 1,100+ cancer treatments, supported by a Johns Hopkins affiliation. Diagnostics start from $100 for an ENT consultation. Transoral CO₂ laser chordectomy for small tumors may cost around $10,300, while open partial laryngectomy runs about $24,000. Both options include a hospital stay and standard tests. Definitive radiotherapy costs around $16,000 and systemic therapy runs $2,500–9,500 per course.

Prof. Selcuk Gunes has performed 900+ head and neck procedures over 13 years of experience at Memorial Şişli, Turkey's first JCI-accredited hospital. Diagnostics start from $140 for a consultation. Chemotherapy typically costs $1,000–$6,000 per course, and immunotherapy runs $5,500–$6,500. The total laryngectomy package is around $37,000 all-inclusive – surgery, ICU, and a two-week hospital stay.

Dr. Murat Ulusan has 18 years of experience in head & neck surgery, performing 900+ larynx procedures after Johns Hopkins observation. The JCI, ISO, and LEED Platinum-accredited Memorial Bahçelievler offers multiple pathways. Diagnostics start around $140 for a consultation, with PET-CT at $800. Laser surgery may cost around $3,100, while a partial open surgery with neck dissection runs around $18,900 and includes medications plus a 7-day hospital stay.

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital is Turkey's first Smart-and-Green hospital, certified by TÜV Hessen. It holds JCI and ISO accreditation and treats over 300,000 patients each year. Its strongest specialty is orthopedics, with the first EOS device in Turkey for low-dose imaging.

• Heliport enables air ambulance transfers for emergency cases.
• All 11 surgery rooms have laminar airflow for sterile conditions.
• A 300-seat conference room connects to surgery rooms for live teaching.
• Accredited by British QHA, adding another layer of quality assurance.
• Part of the Florence Nightingale Group, which runs Demiroglu Bilim University and its medical school.