Urolithiasis treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Assoc. Prof. Dr. İsmail Cenk Acar specializes in urinary stone disease, performing 1,100+ procedures over 19 years with a focus on 250+ HOLEP surgeries. The JCI-accredited clinic offers flexible ureterorenoscopy with laser lithotripsy. An initial urologist consultation may cost around $170, while a CT scan is typically $750–$1,000. A RIRC procedure runs $5,500–$7,750, covering consultation, surgery, 2 nights’ hospital stay, meals, and airport transfers.

This Johns Hopkins-affiliated JCI center offers Da Vinci robotic surgery for complex cases. Prof. Enes Murat Atasoyu provides multidisciplinary nephrology consultation. Diagnostics start from around $130 for a specialist visit. Laser stone removal may cost around $9,800, including a one-night stay. Robotic pyeloplasty with stone removal is an all-inclusive package at around $25,000.

Prof. Serdar Aykan has 25 years of experience and has performed over 3,000 laparoscopic procedures. He is da Vinci robot-certified for complex cases at this JCI-accredited hospital. Diagnostics start around $70 for a PSA test. Ureteroscopic lithotripsy typically runs $9,000–$12,000, which covers surgery, a 2-3 night stay, meals, and transfers. RIRS lithotripsy costs around €15,000, including a 3-night hospitalization and follow-up.

Fatih Yanaral has 14 years of urology experience with 1,100+ stone removal procedures at Memorial Şişli – Turkey's first JCI-accredited hospital. The clinic uses advanced endoscopic and laser techniques for lithotripsy. A urologist consultation starts from $160. Urethroscopic lithotripsy may cost $7,500–10,000, PCNL around $11,500, and RIRS about $18,500. These packages typically include 2–3 days of hospitalization, medical devices like JJ stents, and the primary procedure.

Dr. Erdal Kukul has 34 years of urology experience with over 1,100 procedures. Diagnostics at this JCI-accredited hospital start from around $160 for a urologist consultation, with an ultrasound at $250 and a CT scan around $500. The bilateral endoscopic kidney stone removal with lithotripsy typically costs around $8,900, which covers ureteroscopy, catheter placement, and a 1-day hospital stay.