93 Best Clinics for Acoustic Neuroma Treatment Abroad: Prices 2026

Anadolu Medical Center operates under a Johns Hopkins Medicine affiliation and holds JCI and OECI accreditations. Prof. Dr. Selçuk Göçmen brings over 15 years of neuro-oncology experience to the multidisciplinary tumor board. Consultations start around $110, while a brain MRI with contrast costs about $500. Non-invasive CyberKnife sessions typically run $6,000–$8,000. For larger tumors, surgical removal starts from $32,900 and includes the procedure, 2–4 nights in the hospital, anesthesia, and lab tests. Free airport transfers are provided.

Prof. Ilhan Elmaci brings in skull base surgery, including training at Johns Hopkins. His clinic uses neuronavigation and neuromonitoring for precision. Diagnostics like a Brain MRI start around $850. The surgical package typically runs $35,900–$39,435. This covers the resection, a 5-day stay, pre- and post-op scans, and pathology.

Dr. Bartolomé Oliver Abadal brings 50 years of neurosurgical experience and 1,100+ brain surgeries. As President of the European Skull Base Society, he operates at the JCI-accredited Teknon. Diagnostics start from $290 for a consultation. Treatment options may include stereotactic radiosurgery with the Novalis or Truebeam system, around $19,990, and microsurgical removal with neuronavigation for $29,400–$41,160, covering hospital stay and surgical planning.

Offering both Gamma Knife radiosurgery and microsurgical resection, this JCI-accredited center provides two distinct treatment pathways. A neurosurgeon consultation may cost around $120. Non-invasive Gamma Knife radiosurgery typically costs around $4,300 for a 3-fraction course, while complete surgical removal with neuromonitoring runs $18,750–$27,150 and includes ICU and inpatient care.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital offers expert acoustic neuroma treatment with JCI accreditation, ensuring international standards of care. Dr. Zafer Orkun Toktas, a neurosurgeon with experience at VM Medical Park and Medical Park Göztepe, provides specialized care for complex neurological conditions.

Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital is a JCI-accredited private medical center in Istanbul. It treats 10,000+ patients each year. Core specialties are neurosurgery, orthopedics, spinal surgery, and weight loss surgery.

• Holds ISO 9001 certification from TÜV NORD CERT.
• 90 physicians work across 35 departments.
• Patients come from CIS, Africa, and the Arab League.
• Formerly known as Adatip International Hospital.
• Serves both adults and children.

Dr. Ibrahim Ziyal, a neurosurgeon with extensive experience in skull base tumors and aneurysm surgery, practices at Memorial Göztepe Hospital. He completed fellowships at George Washington University and the São Paulo Institute of Neurological Sciences, and holds memberships in AANS, CNS, WFNS, and EANS. The hospital features advanced systems like MR Linac and da Vinci XI Robotic Surgery for precise diagnostics and treatment.

Sourasky Medical Center is a top-ranked facility for Acoustic neuroma treatment, part of Israel’s largest multidisciplinary medical center with a 90% average success rate in oncology. Dr. Shlomi Constantini, a renowned neurosurgeon, specializes in brain and spinal cord tumor treatments with over 42 years of experience. He has trained at leading international centers, including Hippocampal Electrophysiology in Denmark and Microneurosurgery in Switzerland. The hospital serves over 400,000 patients annually and is ranked among the world's top clinics for medical tourists.

Memorial Bahçelievler is the first hospital in the world with LEED Platinum certification for its healing environment. The neurosurgery department uses the Magnetom Skyra 3T MRI, which produces 97% less noise during scans. Diagnostics start with a blood analysis for around $100 and a 3T brain MRI for $700. Gamma Knife treatment costs around $4,300 for the radiosurgery session. For larger tumors, surgical teams use intraoperative MRI and neuro-monitoring. The clinic provides free airport transfers for international patients.