Uveitis (Eye inflammation) treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Prof. Abdullah Ozkaya has 23 years of vitreoretinal surgery experience, performing 1,100+ ophthalmology procedures. The clinic operates at JCI and ISO-accredited Memorial Şişli Hospital. An ophthalmology consultation typically costs around $220. A comprehensive uveitis check-up runs around $4,000 for diagnostics. Complex vitreoretinal surgery for complications costs around $12,000–$13,000, covering the operation, vision diagnostics, and artificial pupil creation.

Dr. Fevzi Akkan is a retinal disease specialist with 23 years' experience and 900+ procedures, including performing Turkey's first bionic eye implant. The clinic treats 66,000 patients annually and holds a Turkish Medical Association Certificate. A diagnostic consultation may cost around $135. Cataract surgery for uveitis-related complications runs around 800 EUR, which includes a 2-night hospital stay, airport transfers, and all pre and post-op consultations. Stem cell therapy for retinal regeneration may cost 800–12,800 EUR.

Prof. Tuğrul Akın brings 31 years of experience and has performed 30,000+ eye surgeries. This ISO 9001-certified ophthalmology center offers a full diagnostic range, from ophthalmoscopy costing around €88 to comprehensive eye examinations at €300. Non-surgical medication treatment consultations for uveitis typically cost around €300, which includes the examination and initial prescription.

As a JCI-accredited multi-specialty center, Hisar Hospital identifies uveitis causes through a full systemic workup. This includes a rheumatologist, dermatologist, and therapist. The ophthalmologist Op. Dr. Ömer Kocabiyik has nine years of experience. A consultation with him typically costs around $130. The comprehensive diagnostic package costs around $720, including consultations with five different specialists.

DERDA SAGLIK HIZMETLERI is a private single-specialty medical center in Istanbul, Turkey, specializing in ophthalmology. The clinic provides care for both adults and children. Each year, approximately 2,000 patients seek treatment at the facility. The clinic is frequently chosen by patients from CIS countries, Europe, the Commonwealth, and the Balkans.