Best Clinics for Peyronie's disease Treatment in Turkey: 36 Top-Rated Centers

Dr. Bugra Cetin brings 12 years and 1,100 procedures as a urological surgeon and andrologist. He offers two evidence-based tracks at his ISO-accredited Istanbul clinic. A non-surgical stem cell and shockwave therapy package may cost around €6,000, covering 12 sessions and injections. Surgical penile curvature correction typically runs $7,000 USD, including the procedure and hotel stay. Both packages contain VIP transfers and consultation.

Prof. Dr. Basri Çakıroğlu is a Peyronie’s disease specialist with 31 years of experience and over 900 procedures performed. At JCI-accredited Hisar Hospital Intercontinental, diagnostics start from $73 for a PSA test. Plaque resection costs around $5,000–$5,550 and includes a 1–2 night stay, tests, and transfers. The graft package is around $6,450, covering 4 nights, the graft surgery, and full nursing care.

Prof. Dr. Barış Nuhoğlu, a Johns Hopkins-trained urologist, has 28 years of experience. He leads this JCI-accredited, European Board of Urology-recognized center. A consultation starts from around $370. Treatment options include non-surgical stem cell therapy for around $4,000 and surgical correction from around $5,000–$6,000. The comprehensive penile implant package with a Coloplast Titan prosthesis and Tutopach graft costs around $12,000 – this covers the device, surgery, a 5-night hotel stay, transfers, and a year of support.

Dr. Zulfu Sertkaya brings 17 years of expertise, including a European FEBU urology title and 900+ performed treatments. He offers both surgical and non-surgical options. A consultation starts from $180. Surgical penile curvature correction typically costs $6,600–$7,000 and includes the procedure, a 1-day hospital stay, VIP transfers, and a 5-star hotel. The regenerative ED package costs around $3,700 and includes diagnostics, stem cells, PRP, and shockwave therapy.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fatih Yanaral has 13 years' urology experience, performing 1,100+ procedures and publishing 43 scientific papers. Diagnostics start at $80 for an online consultation, with penile Doppler ultrasound around $1,000. Non-surgical ESWT runs $2,550 for six outpatient sessions. Surgical options include corporoplasty for plaque excision at $10,700 and penile prosthesis implantation, which costs around $21,500 for the surgery, excluding the prosthesis device.

Dr. Egemen İşgören specializes in Peyronie's disease. The JCI-accredited hospital offers two surgical options. The penile plication procedure may cost around €5,500. The repair with a Tutkon mesh graft may cost around $7,000. Both packages typically include surgery, a 2-night hospital stay, and airport transfers. Diagnostics start from a $60 consultation, with additional tests like ultrasound, MRI, and blood work.

Professor Dzhuneyt Adaener is a Peyronie’s disease reviewing specialist trained at Johns Hopkins. Diagnostics start from around $130 for a urology consultation, with penile ultrasound costing about $250. Plaque excision with a graft runs around $6,500 for an all-inclusive surgical package with a 3-day stay. A penile prosthesis implantation package typically costs around $15,000, also covering the device and hospitalization.

Prof. Dr. Yılmaz Aslan is the head of urology at this JCI-accredited hospital. Diagnostics start from around $70 for a PSA test and $160 for a urologist consultation. Surgical correction for penile curvature typically costs around $4,650, while more complex procedures with graft reconstruction may cost between $10,000 and $11,100. Implantation of a one-piece penile prosthesis is around $7,950, covering the device and two days of hospitalization.

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Sarier brings 20 years of urology and andrology experience, having performed over 900 procedures for Peyronie's disease. He operates at the International Health Tourism-certified Medical Park Antalya. His surgical correction package typically costs around $7,300, which covers the procedure, 2–3 nights hospital stay, pre-op tests, and VIP transfers.