Mitral valve prolapse treatment in Istanbul — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Ali Fedakar has performed 1,100+ cardiovascular procedures in his 26-year career, trained at Harvard Medical School. His clinic is JCI-accredited. Diagnostics start from $50 for blood work, with an echo costing $170. The minimally invasive mitral valve repair using a right thoracotomy approach runs around $18,000, all-inclusive for 4 nights and transfers. A mechanical valve replacement may cost $12,000 with a 9-10 day stay. An open mitral and tricuspid procedure is around $10,000.

Anadolu Medical Center holds JCI accreditation and a Johns Hopkins affiliation. Prof. Haşim Üstinsoy is the lead cardiovascular surgeon. Diagnostics may cost around $30 for an EKG or $110 for a surgeon consultation. Minimally invasive mitral valve repair typically runs $19,700, and robotic repair is around $25,000 – both include a 13-day stay with 3 days in ICU. The clinic provides free airport transfers and interpreter services.

Prof. Dr. Burak Onan specializes in mitral valve disease with 19 years of experience experience and 1,100+ cardiac procedures. This JCI-accredited eco-friendly center offers robotic surgery using the da Vinci system. Diagnostics start from around $50 for blood work. Treatment options include mitral balloon valvuloplasty at around $25,050, including transfers and interpreter, and robotic mitral valve repair around $35,000 with hospitalization.

Prof. Dr. Sabri Demircan leads the cardiology team at Memorial Şişli Hospital, a JCI-accredited center. Diagnostics start from around $140 for a cardiologist consultation. Treatment may include percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty, costing around $8,500. Open mitral valve replacement is around $12,500, while the robotic option may cost around $17,500 – each includes a week of hospital stay.

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital offers advanced mitral valve prolapse treatment at its JCI-accredited facility with 11 surgery rooms and 51 intensive care beds. The hospital's cardiology team includes specialists in complex cardiac procedures, supported by the latest surgical technologies. Patients receive care in Turkey's first Smart-and-Green hospital, which features an EOS device to reduce radiation exposure during imaging.