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How Much Does Surgical treatment of epilepsy Cost in Princeton?

The average price of Surgical treatment of epilepsy in Princeton is $77,500, the minimum price is $55,000, and the maximum price is $100,000.

	United States of America	Turkey	Austria
Surgical treatment of epilepsy	from $55,000	from $15,000	from $30,000
Vagus nerve stimulation	from $40,000	from $12,000	from $30,000
Medication treatment for epilepsy	from $2,000	from $500	from $1,100
Multiple subpial transections	-	from $10,000	-

Data verified by Bookimed as of December 2025, based on patient requests and official quotes from 131 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2024–2025) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital

Turkey, Istanbul

Melih Bozkurt

24 years of experience

This package for drug-resistant epilepsy includes a comprehensive pre-surgical evaluation with 12-hour EEG monitoring and genetic testing. A multidisciplinary team of neurologists and neurosurgeons at Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital collaborates to determine surgical candidacy for the selective amygdalohippocampectomy procedure. Priced at approximately $25,500, this covers the surgery, all consultations, and diagnostics. Turkey’s first JCI-accredited hospital, which treats 1.6 million+ patients annually, also provides VIP transfers and Russian-speaking interpreter support.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital

Turkey, Istanbul

Zafer Orkun Toktas

16 years of experience

Prof. Dr. Zafer Orkun Toktas, a professor-level neurosurgeon specializing in advanced epilepsy surgery, performs this VNS procedure. It is offered at the Memorial Ataşehir Hospital, a JCI-accredited facility with established neurosurgical expertise. The all-inclusive package costs approximately $24,000, which covers the VNS surgery, 4 days of hospitalization for continuous monitoring, and airport transfers along with a flight ticket.

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Surgery Time - 4 hours

Stay in the country - 10 days

Rehabilitation - 30 days

Anesthesia - General anesthesia

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