38 Best Dermatoscopy Clinics in Turkey

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital uses artificial intelligence-supported digital dermatoscopy for early melanoma diagnosis. This computer-integrated imaging system captures mole details invisible to the naked eye. The examination takes place in the dermatology department of this JCI-accredited facility. A specialist consultation may cost around $160. The clinic provides internal pathology follow-up if the microscopic skin examination shows suspicious lesions. Prof. Dr. Necmettin Akdeniz leads skin cancer screenings at this hospital. All diagnostic imaging occurs on-site.

Hisar Hospital Intercontinental is a JCI-accredited multi-specialty hospital in Istanbul. It treats 250,000 patients each year. Its core specialties are oncology, hematology, cardiovascular surgery, orthopedics, and bariatric surgery.

• Features an MR-LINAC, a 640-slice CT scanner, and a 3 Tesla MRI for precise imaging and treatment.
• Bone marrow transplant unit provides allogeneic, autologous, and haploidentical transplants in HEPA-filtered rooms.
• 61 departments and 120 specialists cover a wide range of medical needs.
• Free interpreters in 15+ languages and airport transfers are included for international patients.
• Winner of Bookimed patient choice awards for oncology and international patient services.

Adem & Havva Medical Center is a Turkish hair transplant and plastic surgery clinic. It has performed over 16,000 plastic surgery interventions. It specializes in hair transplants, plastic surgery, aesthetics, and dental care. It holds ISO certification and is monitored by the Turkish Ministry of Healthcare.

• Issues a lifetime printed warranty on transplanted hair.
• Conducts 200 consultations daily and treats patients from 45 countries.
• Provides personal interpreters in multiple languages plus airport transfers and 4-star hotel stays.
• Has 14 dedicated hair transplant rooms and advanced operating rooms.
• Winner of the Bookimed patient choice award for hair transplant.

Quartz Hospital uses a dermoscope that magnifies skin lesions 100 times for detailed examination. The diagnostic is performed by Dr. Nur Afsar, who has over 5 years of experience. She holds a Ministry of Health accreditation and an ISAPS certificate. A package including dermatoscopy and mole removal typically costs around $250. This price covers the skin examination and the laser procedure. Dr. Nur Afsar assesses all spots to determine the necessary skin care steps for each patient.

Anadolu Medical Center is a JCI-accredited facility affiliated with Johns Hopkins Medicine. Prof. Haluk Duman leads skin cancer diagnostics here. He holds a fellowship from the MD Anderson Cancer Center. Standard dermatoscopy for skin lesion examination typically costs around $50–$100. The facility also has computer dermatoscopy for digital imaging of pigmented spots. A digital mole analysis usually runs around $700. These tests often include a consultation with a dermatologist. This ensures international quality standards for early detection.

Memorial Şişli Hospital uses computer-integrated digital dermatoscopy with artificial intelligence-assisted analysis. This technology records detailed close-up images of skin lesions not visible to the naked eye. The examination takes place in the dermatology department. A dermatoscopy session costs around $200. This hospital was the first in Turkey to earn JCI accreditation for international safety standards. It is a member of the Memorial Healthcare Group. Specialists use these digital records to monitor mole changes over time.

Memorial Antalya Hospital uses AI-supported digital dermatoscopy for early melanoma detection. This computer-integrated system records mole images to track changes over time. The diagnostic typically costs around $30 at this JCI-accredited facility. Dr. Dilek Demirez performs these examinations in the on-site Dermatology department. The technology provides magnified views of pigmented lesions not visible to the naked eye. The clinic is part of the Memorial Health Group and serves international patients with interpreters.

Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital uses AI-assisted digital dermatoscopy for mole imaging. This computer-integrated technology reveals skin details invisible to the naked eye. The exam typically costs around $250 at this Istanbul facility. Specialists at the dermatology unit perform the screening to detect melanoma early. The hospital is JCI-accredited and is the first LEED Platinum-certified facility in Turkey. Patients receive digitally recorded images for long-term mole monitoring. Specialists recommend an annual examination for high-risk lesions.

Memorial Ankara Hospital uses artificial intelligence-supported digital dermatoscopy for skin examinations. This computer-integrated technology captures microscopic images of pigmented lesions. The facility offers total body mole mapping to track individual spots over time. This method helps identify risks not visible to the naked eye. Memorial Ankara is part of Turkey's largest private hospital network and holds JCI accreditation. It also possesses an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate. Patients receive language assistance and airport transfers during their visit.

Medipol Mega University Hospital is a JCI-accredited private hospital complex. It is one of Turkey's largest multi-specialty medical centers. The hospital sees over a million patients annually and specializes in oncology, neurology, cardiovascular care, transplants, and IVF.

• Equipped with Da Vinci, CyberKnife, Gamma Knife, and HIFU for non-invasive surgery.
• Performs EVAR-TEVAR for aortic enlargement and TAVI for heart valve replacement without open surgery.
• Named patient's choice for pediatric oncology and hematology oncology treatment.
• Has 35 operating rooms and a specialized Interventional Neuroradiology Department.